Lampley Brothers : From Funny Farm Memes to The Reality of Building a Farm
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What challenges do the Lampley Brothers face while building their farm?
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Learn more at Onshore.com slash Farm for Profit. That's Onshore.com slash Farm for Profit. Walk in the house, my mom's like, what's going on? I showed her my finger, she goes, oh no. I was like, yeah, oh no's right. I need some band-aids.
How do the Lampley Brothers balance farming and full-time jobs?
I did, no, I did drive him to the hospital. Yeah. And we checked on him. And I did take him for a blizzard after we took Dairy Queen. Because he didn't, he didn't cry. What's your blizzard? Because he didn't cry. There is a podcast in Iowa. Funk for profit was named by the Facebook. Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy. Soon may the farmers come to bring us guests and beer and fun. One day when the recording's done, we'll take our mics and go. These poor mad shook us to our core. With fun for fun, you will not snore. Bankers set all mics to on and the moment of podcast was born.
What strategies do they use for social media growth?
Soon may the farmers One day when the recording's done, we'll take our mics and go. Before we knew, conversations grew. Grow and corn even said FU. So won't you join tenor Dave Corey and crew? Please like, share, review. Soon may the farmer's come to bring us guests and beer and fun. One day when the recording's done, we'll take our mics and go. Welcome back to the Farm for Profit podcast. This is Tanner. This is David. And this is Corey. Hanging out at National Farm Machinery Show 2026. For the, what, sixth year? Fifth year.
How do they manage responsibilities on the farm?
It feels like a lot of years. Yeah. It's always a good one, though. We know where to drive. We know where to go. You know, it's kind of nice being able to navigate around a trade show that doesn't move towns. Right. How many bourbon tours have you been on, Corey? Oh, we did two yesterday. Six? Four? I think four. Four? Yeah. We've been at Peerless.
What technology and equipment do they find essential?
Old Forrester. Old Forrester. And then Green Valley. Green Belt. Green... Green River. Green River. Green River. It's something green. It wasn't really a tour. It was just more of a flight. Sitting here at the Brandt booth. We've got a beautiful Brandt green cart here behind us. Corey, I don't know how you didn't manage to scratch that all up. This was the cart that I had in the field last year.
What is their approach to budgeting and finances in farming?
That is. Isn't that crazy that I can't screw something up? Or is it a testament to how good they're built? I bet it's probably more of the latter than it is the previous. Listeners, we want to hear from you. Which is it? 515-207-9640. Head over to YouTube. Hit subscribe, please. That is one of our big goals for 2026. And you can also send us topic ideas to connect at farmforprofit.com. But now it's time for us to connect with a new guest. Today. I'll get them introduced here. Today on the Farm for Fun show, we meet up with some guys that you may not recognize their face, but I assure you, you have seen their videos and you have laughed.
How do they handle the realities of off-farm income?
They are farmers farming cattle, hay, row crops in Middle Tennessee, and they love posting meme videos making fun of certain farm situations. Please welcome Jesse and Alex of the Lampley Brothers. Yeah! Appreciate it, guys. Appreciate it. Good intro. So we've got Jesse and Alex here. Welcome, welcome. Yeah, I love your guys' new Facebook. Let's get out of the way right now. When you come home from a 40-hour-a-week job and you're trying to go to the farm, be careful what you do because they'll hack your account. So what did you do? Just give someone your password?
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Chapters
8 chapters
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What challenges do the Lampley Brothers face while building their farm?
0:00–0:59
2
How do the Lampley Brothers balance farming and full-time jobs?
0:59–1:44
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What strategies do they use for social media growth?
1:44–2:23
4
How do they manage responsibilities on the farm?
2:23–2:44
5
What technology and equipment do they find essential?
2:44–3:06
6
What is their approach to budgeting and finances in farming?
3:06–3:45
7
How do they handle the realities of off-farm income?
3:45–4:25
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What future plans do the Lampley Brothers have for their farm?
4:25–53:33
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