Hosted by Lexi Wright · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 139 episodes
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Lexi Wright hosts Farming on Purpose, a business show with 139 episodes published.
“You don’t have to be on one end of the spectrum or the other. It’s okay to find the middle ground.” In this episode of Farming on Purpose, I sit down with Ali Lightfoot of Lightfoot Farmstead in Tennessee to talk about
“We have to evolve to keep what we have.” In this episode of Farming on Purpose, I sit down with Hannah and Ashley Rainville, two sisters from a multi-generational dairy farm in northern Vermont, to talk about what it lo
“Convenience replaced skill, and we stopped noticing what we lost.” In this episode of Farming on Purpose, I sit down with Kody Hanner, founder of The Homestead Education, to talk about what happens when life forces you
“Policies built for emergencies rarely stay temporary.” In this solo episode of Farming on Purpose, I continue the conversation about resource allocation in agriculture — but this time through the lens of policy, infrast
“People really want the agricultural life. They want to learn how to do it right—they just need someone willing to show them.” In this episode of Farming on Purpose, I sit down with Frank Baggiolini, asset manager and co
“Farmers markets are great — but they’re a narrow pipe between farmers and consumers.” In this episode of Farming on Purpose, I sit down with Dan Brunner, founder of Market Wagon, to talk about one of the biggest challen
“Every generation of farmers has asked the same question: What do we do with what we have?” In this solo episode of Farming on Purpose, I take a deep dive into the history of agriculture — not just as a timeline of event
“You don’t know what you don’t know — and that’s what keeps people up at night.” In this episode of Farming on Purpose, I sit down with Jace Young, founder and CEO of Legacy Farmer, to talk about the financial side of ag
“You’re going to make mistakes — and then you’re going to learn from those mistakes.” In this episode of Farming on Purpose, I sit down with Hayley Darnielle, owner of Crooked Creek Farms in Montana, to talk about buildi
“You don’t have to have a perfect farm — you just have to open the gate.” In this episode of Farming on Purpose, I sit down with Megan Daluge, a fifth-generation Wisconsin dairy farmer and co-founder of Milk’n Mamas, to
“If you don’t start early enough to make a plan, it never takes care of itself.” In this episode of Farming on Purpose, I sit down with Heidi Olson, certified farm succession planner and founder of Pathfinder Legacy Advi
“You don’t just clock out of agriculture — it’s a lifestyle.” In this episode of Farming on Purpose, I sit down with Olivia Harms — a sixth-generation rancher, country-western artist, and self-employed musician balancing
“You can’t raise a cow that only has steaks on it — it doesn’t exist.” In this episode of Farming on Purpose, I sit down with Nola and Mikaela Schultz, a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law team behind Schultz Country Mark
Finding your place in agriculture isn’t always simple—or straightforward. In this special mashup episode of Farming on Purpose, we’ve pulled together stories from past guests who share how they discovered (and sometimes
Starting a farm from the ground up isn’t easy—but it’s possible. In this episode, I pulled together stories from beginning farmers who are doing just that. Some bought back family ground. Others started with just a few a
“You can do anything you set your mind to. I say that all the time—and I say that as a working mom. There’s judgment, exhaustion, and chaos, but I’m building a legacy for my daughter. She doesn’t know any different—this
“If cash is king, cash flow is queen.” In this episode of Farming on Purpose, I sit down with Tressie Mitzner, economist with Kansas Farm Management, to talk about the side of ranching and farming that no one gets excite
“I don’t want to spend my short years on this earth doing things that are insignificant.” — Andrew Miller In this episode of Farming on Purpose, I sit down with Andrew Miller, co-founder and CEO of Tulip Valley Farms in
“Imperfect planning is still better than no planning. If you don’t talk about it now, the people you love are going to be in a really hard spot.” In this episode of Farming on Purpose, I sit down with Jessica Groskopf, a
”A topic we talk about on the podcast or have talked about several times is the stories that we tell ourselves and how much they matter and shape our daily lives.” In this episode, I share why the Farming on Purpose podc
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Farming on Purpose is hosted by Lexi Wright. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 139 episodes.
Farming on Purpose has published 139 episodes.
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