Growincorn2020
Straight Forward Farming
Our goal is to discuss American Agriculture from a farmers point of view. We'll discuss current farming trends, machinery from the past and present, how the farming community has changed for the better and worse, and the sometimes unintended consequences of ag policies from Washington D.C. Grab a cold beer and come join us!!!
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Growincorn2020
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Latest episode
Jul 1, 2026
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Episodes
Engineers.......you love em or hate em!! 02.03.2021 53:36
In this episode we discuss some of the engineering failures of the past, and how we didn't know any different at the time.
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger 23.02.2021 1:19:21
In this episode we go outside the box and bring Mrs. Growincorn on to discuss the battle I fought with Lyme Disease. We take shit to a whole new level towards the end!! Don't worry we'll talk farming soon!!!
Oil production and farming in Montana 17.02.2021 1:11:38
We had our very first guests on this episode!! Ryan Peter (Bushelsandbarrels) and Doug Yeager (Montanafarmer75) We learn about oil production from Ryan and raising malt barley from doug! Grab a beer and come hear how it's done!!!!
Why all the hatred?? 09.02.2021 54:18
In this episode we discuss why there is such a disconnect between rural and urban life. Maybe we can do more to bridge the gap??
Govt. regulations and the unintended consequences that can come from it. 31.01.2021 1:32:29
In this episode we discuss govt regulations and how the average American really has very little knowledge about how livestock and crops are raised.
Machinery of the 1970's and 80's vs today. 30.01.2021 1:32:09
In this episode we discuss the vast differences between the farm machinery of the 70's and 80's compared to what we use today.
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