Inside the Farm Plan: Corey Talks Growing Season Strategies w/ AgXplore
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This is Brent Diedrich with AgExplore. We're sitting here with Corey and we're trying to pick his brain on what's going through his mind as he goes through this fall and trying to make decisions on his farm and see if there's any solutions that he wants to try for next year.
This is Zach Bingman. I believe the name of the game for all the conversations here was simplicity, but we talked about humics and fulvics and we ended with fungicides.
Ladies and gentlemen, farmers, ranchers, and distinguished guests, thank you for listening to the Farm for Profit podcast, where we discuss the latest ideas, methods, trends, and techniques available to help your farm achieve higher levels of farm profitability. Remember, if you aren't farming for profit, you won't be farming for long.
And listeners, welcome back to the Farm for Profit podcast. You got Tanner here.
Corey's here. And Dave's in the studio as well.
Oh, Dave is here with a little bit of firepower. It's not the tripod today?
No, it's the tripod.
Okay.
What a fun, cold day to be in the studio.
Yeah, but it got hot in here a little bit ago.
I got the fan blowing in the door.
It's crazy. It can be freezing outside, but the sun is an amazing power, right? Like it can come in and greenhouse effect. And just, I was sweating a little bit ago. Maybe it was a little bit of the bourbon.
I'm going to go with the sun. The truth comes out. Listeners, we appreciate you. We always thank you for listening. And this episode is by no means anything different. So continue to share this with your family and friends. Make sure that you tell everybody out there that this is one of your favorite podcasts to listen to and maybe why. Yeah. Tell them that you like listening to Corey or you like Corey's opinion and maybe Dave's better.
That you learned something.
You have a little bit of fun along the path. We've been getting a couple of good text messages lately. Some really good feedback. We had one that came in asking if we would be able to go more in detail in regards to tax planning.
That would be an extremely boring show, but probably valuable. I am guessing it would be valuable.
But thank you so much for doing that, Corey. It's 515-207-9640 is where I've been getting those text messages. We also got a voicemail the other day that I played for you, and that was an interesting one.
Trying to think which one that was. You played a couple voicemails for me.
That's true. The one that I was thinking of was the one that was talking about ag policy and how that affects.
Oh, and how you advocate.
Yep. How do you advocate for yourself in regards to politics? But that's one thing that we've stayed away from.
We have. And not because we're not into it, but... Just been a policy. That's not saying that we shouldn't or can't have a spinoff show. That is ag policy, right?
Absolutely. But, Dave, it's exciting. People send us guests, suggestions, farmforprofitllc at gmail.com. We're going to be hitting the trade show circuit this winter. So as you think about your holiday plans and what your trade show schedule is going to be, if you want to be on, make sure you reach out and send us a message. But now it's time to get our minds out of the snow and start planning for next year's crop. Absolutely. It is time for a What's Working in Ag segment, and we know we've had several conversations around this topic, and we know it's going to work for your farm, but I can't wait to introduce you to Logan Chamberlain. She's here representing ADS and going to join us for this conversation today.
Welcome, Logan.
Thank you, Tanner. Thanks for having me on.
First of all, start off by introducing yourself, who you are, what your tie to agriculture is, and then roll right into a little bit about ADS.
Perfect. So my name is Logan Chamberlain. I am the Agriculture Market Manager for Advanced Drainage Systems based out of Hilliard, Ohio. And in addition to working in the water management side of the house, I also farm, grain farmer in Northwest Ohio.
Well, that's exciting. I like when we can relate somebody from the professional world to that of the agricultural world. And now tell us more about ADS.
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