Ep. 39 - Leading on the farm and in county Farm Bureaus: Women in Agriculture
Join host Rita Frazer at the 14th annual Women in Agriculture Conference, where one woman's story of loss, legacy and saying “yes” to the unknown sets the tone for a series of powerful conversations about leadership, burnout and building a life in agriculture that actually works. Plus, meet women l…
Ep. 40 - Turning a new leaf at Broom Orchard
Jeff and Lisa Broom turned their succession challenge into a new opportunity.With no one in their family interested in taking over the Macoupin County orchard, the Brooms found a path forward with new owner, Marcus Rutherford. In this episode, host Rita Frazer shares the transition story of two unr…
Ep. 41 - Behind the microphone with DeLoss Jahnke
You’ve heard his voice on the airwaves. Now it’s time to hear his story. In this episode of Taking Stalk, RFD Radio Network Senior Anchor DeLoss Jahnke sits down with host Rita Frazer for a conversation tracing his journey from Kansas farm kid to president of the National Association of Farm Broad…
Ep. 42 - Telling stories from farm country with Sam Goldberg
Freelance movie producer Sam Goldberg grew up in New York City, but it's rural America that captured his interest as a filmmaker.Beginning in 2019 with his feature film Silo, Goldberg seeks to bridge the urban-rural divide through the power of narrative storytelling. In this episode of Taking Stalk…
Ep. 43 - Growing more than a business at Greathouse Grazing Acres
There's no shortage of people who will say farming is difficult. But Charlton and Michaela Greathouse want to tell a different story, one that's inspired by their passion for regenerative agriculture and farm-to-table food.Based in Albion, Illinois, the fifth-generation farmers are living what they…
Ep. 44 - More than skin deep: A conversation on farming, skin cancer and hope
Working in agriculture often means spending long hours in the sun — and a heightened risk for skin cancer.Stephanie Porter, an outreach agronomist with the Illinois Soybean Association, experienced this firsthand nearly seven years ago. A sore spot that wouldn't heal led to a melanoma diagnosis tee…
Ep. 45 - Reviving a local grocery store in rural Illinois
Lauren Reedy and Corrie Scott want to see their small town thrive. But until last year, Benson, Illinois, didn't even have a grocery store — until they started one themselves. In this episode of Taking Stalk, the fifth-generation farmers tell host Rita Frazer how they transitioned from a focus on p…
Ep. 46 - Off the air and back on the farm: Tara Barrett-Duzan's story
Tara Barrett-Duzan didn't plan on being a farmer.But when tragedy struck the former television reporter's family twice, everything changed.In this episode of Taking Stalk, Barrett-Duzan shares her emotional journey back to the family farm with host Rita Frazer.Together, they explore farming's steep…
Ep. 49 - Searching for the soul of agriculture
Every Wednesday, Beck's Hybrids Agronomist Matt Montgomery posts a photo of a rural church on his Facebook page. It's a practice he's kept up since 2018 after feeling like something was missing in the agriculture industry.In this episode of Taking Stalk, Montogomery outlines his long journey of fai…
Ep. 50: Beyond what's for dinner: A conversation with Deanne Frieders
Long days, unpredictable weather and the demands of farm life -- especially during harvest -- can make farm life harder. But food can help. That's a lesson that farm wife and food writer Deanne Frieders learned quickly after she married a farmer following a corporate career in Chicago.The woman beh…
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