Girls Talk Ag

The girls chat with Casey Campbell, who is not only Jen's daughter but a soon to be graduate from Iowa State. Casey talks about what college is like, why she chose ISU and what life is like now that she's searching for a job but struggling to find the right fit.

The girls talk to Michael Clark with Bam Wx.com weather. They chat about this year on ag Twitter, the good, the bad and the ugly as well as touch on what to expect this winter for both the North and South hemisphere.

The girls chat about what it takes to be safe on the farm, from having a buddy to always using protection. The safety czar joins in to ensure you make it through the harvest season and every season safe and sound.

The girls talk about everyone's desire to be offended nowadays and how social media contributes.

Julie McDaniel, otherwise known as Mrs. Jerod McDaniel talks about what it takes to be a farmer, rancher, mother of 6 and wife to Jerod this week. The girls also touch on respect, making some time for yourself and what it takes to make an awesome marriage a reality.

Jen's husband Chris joins Karen and Angie to talk about what it's like to be married to a hot mess. Also taking the time to touch on why he started farming, the best part of the industry as well as giving advice to the younger generation. Of course he explains his side of all those poison control calls too.

Kelly Whatley's farm was just miles away from where Harvey made land fall. Hear her talk about having freshly harvested cotton washed away and how towns nearly destroyed are faring weeks later.

The girls talk about the struggles farmers are facing and what some of the root causes might be, from USDA report woes to buying new shoes when you can't afford them. This chat is one that shouldn't be missed.

The girls talk current events from Farm Progress Show, Jen's California podcast trip to flat pods and Dicamba.

The girls chat about antibiotic use in meat production. Jen gives details on the issues they are currently battling on their farm and how they're working to make it better. In true "GTA" fashion learn where the girls get their meat, why Karen would choose a hamburger over a T-Bone and what a meatgasm is.

The girls chat about the USDA's surprising numbers in their August Supply and Demand report. With a farmer, an agronomist and a merchandiser offering different perspectives.

The girls talk communicating with the consumer. Find out why Jen hates the idea of educating anyone, what Karen learned at her recent conference and why Angie just might be in the wrong job!

The girls talk about 4-H, the good, the bad and the hilarious.

Taysha Reitzel tells us her hot mess mom ways. What it's like to have a fellow farm wife anonymously complain to her boss, her fears about not loving her second child as much as her first and what it's like to feel too Wal-Marty even for Wal-Mart. You'll laugh, nod in agreement and laugh some more.

The girls chat crop updates; what it looks like in their backyards, what the markets are doing and especially what's happening now that Dicamba issues seem to be rapidly spreading outside of the original epicenter in Arkansas. Hear Karen's take on what's happening and how you can protect yourself.

The girls chat about what makes them tick in a hilarious. yet serious, yet incredibly cathartic conversation. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll roll your eyes.

The girls discuss Dicamba. What it is, why there are problems surrounding it and what you should do if you're preparing to use it.

The girls chat with Rob Sharkey, podcasting superstar about what it's like to be a dad. Talking about putting his sons car on Craigslist as punishment, what it's like raising a teenage daughter and drinking foo foo drinks with a twisty straw.

The girls ask the big question of does size matter? Whether you're a BTO, a BTFO or just a new guy working to get started in today's' crazy farming world, does size matter?

After a less than stellar start to the growing year Karen and Angie chat about what's happening field condition and market wise. From replants to South American exports the girls chat about all that's shaking the spring so far.

The girls talk the "Thank a Farmer" movement. Why they dislike the romanticized approach and who they're really thanking when all is said and done.

In the second edition of our supplemental "Hot Mess Moms in Ag" series we chat with Donnarie Hales. Her mom hacks, her most embarrassing mom moment and why her husband is a saint.

The girls discuss advocates for agriculture or "agvocates." What an agvocate is, how they contribute to the industry and how that role may change in the future.

Jen gives us insight into her new book just released on Amazon. She tells us all about Pete's story from his troubled start to what he's doing now and what his plans are for the future. The girls discuss what participating in 4H means as well as how much they love Amazon Prime.

The girls discuss the current weather pattern. What it means from an agronomic standpoint, what it may mean to the markets and what you need to do before you decide to plant or replant.