Unspoken AG

About Unspoken AG

Two farm friends from Minnesota tackling the issues no one else wants to in agriculture.

Publisher

Grant & Sara

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

21 Dec 2019

Latest episode

22 Feb 2021

Latest episodes

3 of 21 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   22 Feb 2021TRANSCRIPT

   Talking Policies, Voting and Implications for Agriculture with Josie Lonetti

   We're BACK! And we are featuring the wonderful Josie Lonetti, public policy extraordinaire, in this episode while we begin to unpack the increased rural vs. urban divide, politics, voting, policy impacts on agriculture and so much more. In all honesty, we're going to be bringing Josie back to deep dive into some more in depth topics in the future because we think these things are important to discuss. We may not always agree on everything - you'll hear a variety of stances and ideas in this episode alone, but we know the conversation is important.

2. 

   7 Dec 2020TRANSCRIPT

   Organic Transition with Young Farmer Tyler Nelson

   In this episode we chat with Tyler Nelson, a young farmer from Northern Minnesota who has slowly worked to transition his crop acres to organic while milking a conventional dairy herd. Hear about some of his struggles, advice and why he worked out a plan to transition part of his farm to organic. Like what you hear? Don't forget to rate our podcast.

3. 

   15 Sept 2020TRANSCRIPT

   Seeking Help During All Times of Life

   The conversation around mental health and seeking help typically stems around suicide awareness. What if we put into motion the tools we need to combat that before that even becomes a thought? What if we seek help in a variety of forms to give us the tools we need to unpack trauma, work through tough situations, evaluate and understand our emotions, learn how to communicate and so much more? Front end mental health work is SO important. In today's episode we talk about why seeking help during all times in our lives will make us and our lives better for the long run and that there is no shame in seeking help to get the resources and tools you need to sort through trauma, emotions, challenges, etc.

Inside a recent episode

Talking Policies, Voting and Implications for Agriculture with Josie Lonetti

Published 22 Feb 2021 · Transcript excerpt

[…] And I saw how many of those were related to food. Whether you have your car goes, your general mills, your landal lakes, those are huge companies that employ a lot of people that are based in agriculture. And when you've got, you know, students coming out of college with their marketing and their communication degrees and their fancy social media profiles, they're going to work for the cargels, this general mills, the landal lakes, you know, those industries and those businesses. And the root of that is agriculture. And I really put that together and I feel I'm really very lucky to love the job that I do lobbying for the Minnesota Farm Bureau and lobbying on behalf of people like you because when I'm talking policies, I know stories from you guys, you know, talking about broadband. […]

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