Podcast

Jeff Essary joins the Hay Kings podcast to talk about his transition from irrigated alfalfa to dryland hay grazer (sorghum sudan) production when the wells ran dry. Starting his haying season in October, Jeff might be one of the last people in the U.S. to begin his hay season. 

 

Sponsored  by Vermeer

50 years ago, Gary Vermeer decided there had to be a better way to put up hay and the large round baler was born.

Listen in as we sit down with Mary Andringa, Gary's daughter to talk about the invention that shaped the industry that feeds and fuels the world on the latest Hay Kings Podcast.

I cannot express enough how much gratitude I have for our first year of the Hay Kings podcast! We have talked about important topics that let us continue our dedication to education, connection, and innovation. I also cannot thank our guests, listeners and especially our sponsor, Vermeer, enough for all that they do. Without all of you, we would not have a podcast and could not grow our Hay Kings community as we are today. My sincerest appreciation to all, Jon Paul.

Cole joins the Hay Kings podcast to tell us about his farming operation he started from scratch. It is possible and he is making it go. We talk about his production region, marketing challenges, and equipment. 

Sponsored by Vermeer

Leland, along with his wife Faye and daughter Amy, run their cattle ranch and the BaleSkiis manufacturing business from beautiful Eureka, MT. Leland still takes satisfaction in personally helping each customer. Listen as Leland and Amy tell their story.

You can read the history of the Quirk Cattle Company here.

Sponsored by Vermeer!