Farming With Your Daughter: The Pendleton Family
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What is the Pendleton family's farming background?
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Live at the Brant Booth, 2026 National Farm Machinery Show. This is the Farm for Profit Podcast. My name's Tanner. This is Corey. And Dave's here. We had a listener comment in on one of our posts. They said, man, can you do the intro any differently? Sometimes I tune in and just want to skip it. Yeah. Is it different, or do they just not want an intro? We might be able to appease them, but don't forget to— I think it's just a testament to how good our guests are and how good a guest we find. That's right.
How did Amanda Pendleton's education influence her farming career?
Because they just want to get to the meat and potatoes. They're tired of listening to you talk. I think you're right there. They do. But I need to ask for a favor, though. What? I need them to go subscribe to our YouTube channel. Okay. Maybe that could be our new intro. Can I ask for that? We didn't even say who our names are. Just go subscribe. Okay. Do it. That's fine. Well, we're here to talk whiskey. Yeah. Now that I have your attention. Gotcha. We do. We do have a father-daughter team. We have the Pendletons here. We have both the father and daughter here to talk about their operations and what they're doing to continue the legacy of their farm. So happy to introduce the two of them. Welcome to the podcast. Thank you.
Yeah, thank you. Kevin, why don't we start with you first? Let's first of all find out where you guys are from. Okay, we're from Lafayette, Indiana. We farm about 1,500 acres there, and then we have a crop insurance business that we do as well. Lafayette, Indiana. Have you ever been to Lafayette? Well, I don't think not maybe through there. I don't think I've been there specifically, no. Dave, you? I agree. I've been there. Just been there once? Been through there.
What are the challenges of generational farming?
Amanda, what about yourself?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the Pendleton family's farming background?
0:00–3:01
2
How did Amanda Pendleton's education influence her farming career?
3:01–4:06
3
What are the challenges of generational farming?
4:06–5:49
4
How does Ambrook assist in farm financial management?
5:49–8:01
5
What role does crop insurance play in modern farming?
8:01–9:57
6
How do the Pendletons balance farming and crop insurance?
9:57–12:25
7
What fun experiences does Amanda share from her 4-H Queen journey?
12:25–14:21
8
What future plans do the Pendletons have for their farm and business?
14:21–47:29
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