Old Tractors, Real Farming, and One Hell of a Community : Farming Sumbitch
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Hey, Corey, remember that time you tried to get me to eat alligator? Yeah, at Buzzard Billy's in Des Moines. Yeah, that's right. That's where it was. It's a great place to go, especially if you're going to be at the Casey Center or the Iowa Events Center or one of these farm shows, trade shows that are hitting up Des Moines because it's just right across the street. Yeah, we know we've got a lot of listeners that are probably going to one of the farm shows or maybe even, heck, state wrestling, state basketball, all the events that are going on down there, even Whitetail Classic. Great cocktails. Yeah, I was going to say one of the best burgers. You never miss when you go to Buzzard Billy's. Walk across the street and let them know that Farm for Profits is here.
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Talk to peers, colleagues about what New York corn and soybean growers do, what we do down in Washington, what we do in Albany, what we do for research. Without you guys being members of the association, we can't do any of that stuff. So again, I'm going to thank you and turn it back over to Kelly. We're going to kick off the day. We have decided to do something very different and fun this morning. Many of you in the room are, I'm sure, familiar with the Farm for Profit podcast, which is hosted by farmers and ag business professionals who dive into real world farm management, profitability and issues shaping modern agriculture. Today, we are going to record live a podcast right here at the Winter Expo, giving you all a front row seat to their conversation and a chance to experience the show in real time.
So right now I'd like to bring up, and I'm excited to welcome our hosts, Corey Hillibrow and Dave Whitaker, who will be leaving the conversation. And they are going to be joined by our own resident storyteller, past New York corn and soybean growers president, and a voice that many of you know well, Tom Corcoran. This is going to be a conversation rooted in real experience, real perspective, and real New York agriculture. Please join me in welcoming Corey, Dave, and Tom to the stage. There is a podcast in Iowa. Fund for profit was named by they. They stirred up a banker near. Then quick came an auctioneer. Making profit was their first goal. 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 mic. with fun for fun you will not snore bankers set all mics to on and the moment of podcast was born 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 before we knew conversations grew growing corn even said at you so won't you join tenor dave corian crew please like share review soon may the farmers one day when the recording's done we'll take our mics and go you want to start us off dave sure well welcome back everybody to the farm for fun podcast on this one uh we have the farm and some bitch is who we have on the podcast but uh we always ask all our listeners to like rate review and uh we hope that we're giving content you like and if you want to uh follow us make sure to do that if you have suggestions we're at uh
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–9:29
2
What inspired Tom Corcoran to start the SUMBITCH Tractor Show?
9:29–14:30
3
How does Farming Sumbitch connect agriculture with community support?
14:30–21:16
4
What challenges does Tom face as a first-generation farmer in New York?
21:16–21:56
5
What crops are primarily grown in New York and how do they perform?
21:56–37:49
6
What role does social media play in modern farming practices?
37:49–50:32
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How does Tom balance old and new farming technologies?
50:32–1:08:53
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