
Damian travels all over the globe talking to audiences about trends in the business of food, fuel, and fiber. With his clever wit and down-to-earth delivery, he has turned these topics into an interesting (and sometimes controversial) podcast.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 428 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

Despite the popular narrative, American agriculture is not feeding the world—nor, increasingly, itself. With 40% of U.S. corn diverted to ethanol production and a persistent $50 billion agricultural trade deficit, systemic inefficiencies are being ex... more
Beef industry dynamics are under scrutiny: Cattle prices are dropping, imports are rising, and major packers like Tyson are scaling back operations. Is market consolidation hurting U.S. producers? Damian Mason speaks with Hyrum Egbert to analyze curr... more
Livestock manure remains one of the most undervalued tools in American agriculture. Despite its rich nutrient profile, soil health benefits, and potential to reduce fertilizer costs, manure is used on less than 10% of U.S. cropland. Meanwhile, synthe... more
Sorghum is a drought-tolerant, high-protein, non-GMO grain with impressive versatility—from livestock feed to human consumption and even liquor production. Yet, despite these strengths, U.S. sorghum acres are shrinking, and prices remain below produc... more
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The host and guest both said “ummmmmmm” almost every sentence. Hard Pass.
Genetics is not about creating Frankenstein, is about making animals and crops more productive and efficient with the resources available for the profitable production of food. Host should inform himself on approaches like selection and breeding before making incorrect comments and spread wrong ideas.
Most honest Ag financial focussed podcast on the web.
It’s coalface.
It’s raw.
It’s deadly honest.
It’s informed and intelligent.
Every episode is so informative and educational but NEVER boring!
The podcast on Ag consolidation misses a very big point. Ag chem is consolidating because their value proposition is shrinking. I worked for one of the Big Four for 16 years and consolidation is happening in large part because there is a serious lack of innovation in chemistry, look at how many blockbuster chemistries have been launched in the last 10 years, yes chemistries but not blockbusters.
We had reach back and use 1950 technology to solve a problem….. 2,4-D.
Add to the equation added r... more
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The discussions often revolve around current trends and economic challenges in the agricultural sector, addressing topics such as market dynamics, sustainability, and the various obstacles that farmers face in both domestic and global markets. Key themes include discussions about the viability of crops like sorghum, the implications of trade dynamics with major partners like China, and the evolution of direct-to-consumer marketing strategies in agriculture. Moreover, episodes frequently present expert insights on agricultural technologies and innovations, the role of family farms, and environmental impacts of farming practices. The engaging and sometimes controversial nature of the content helps listeners gain a profound understanding of co... more
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Recent guests on The Business of Agriculture Podcast include:
1. Hyrum Egbert
2. Nancy Bohl Bormann
3. Kellie Blair
4. Adam York
5. Joe Vaclavik
6. Brian Frankel
7. Andy Caygeon
8. Steve Nicholson
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