This month's podcast proudly presents a dynamic recap of our latest webinar, where we explored powerful strategies to enhance your farm operations. Howard Halderman will be joined by Damian Mason, author and podcaster for the Business of Agriculture, as well as Emily Wildermuth and Nolan Sampson from the Halderman Companies. Tune in to gain valuable insights and take your farming to the next level!

Join our host, Robert McNamara, on Today’s Ag as he catches up with Pat Karst, who just got back from the ASFRMA annual meeting! They chat about the exciting crop results, recent sales, and all the great things Pat learned at the meeting. It’s a fun and informative conversation you won’t want to miss!

Today, we revisit one of our favorite podcasts from a few years ago: What are farm appraisals, and who needs one? Since this recording, Emily has become a certified general appraiser. Sit back and enjoy!

Are you considering buying or selling farmland? Are you concerned about whether or not the timing is right? Timing of a farm ground purchase or sale involves MANY factors: market conditions, estate considerations, taxation, financial factors, family matters, and, of course, your unique investment situation.

If you’re concerned about the right time to buy or sell farm property, this podcast is for you. Howard Halderman will provide market analysis, and host Damian Mason will lead an interactive discussion between Howard, ag estate attorney Dan Gordon, and The Farm CPA Paul Neiffer.

What could the Conservation Reserve Program do for your land? Today's Ag podcast host, Robert McNamara, talks with Craig Springmier, Farm Manager and Real Estate Agent with Halderman Real Estate, about his experiences with the Conservation Reserve Program in Ohio.

How's your summer going so far? Our agriculture host, Robert McNamara, had a friendly chat with Pat Karst about grain prices and his thoughts on the future of land prices for the summer.

Our host, Robert McNamara, shares our June webinar on tile drainage. Join the in-depth discussion between Howard Halderman of the Halderman Companies, Damian Mason of The Business of Agriculture, and Quint Shambaugh of Pinion, LLC, as they discuss logistics and options surrounding tile drainage for your farm.

How's the spring planting coming along in your area? Our Ag host, Robert McNamara, had a chat with Pat Karst about how planting is going and the current weather in their area.