Hosted by Amy Eckelberg · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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Whether it’s around the country or in your town or county, decisions are being made every day that impact real people and real communities. Welcome to The Rural View -- where we open the window for you to the view of Wisconsin farmers and rural residents and a glimpse into the challenges they face.
Amy Eckelberg hosts The Rural View, a business show with 16 episodes published.
In this episode, Tyler Wenzlaff, director of national affairs for Wisconsin Farm Bureau, shares insights on federal issues affecting agriculture, including the farm bill, dairy labeling, labor, wolf management, and legis
Join hosts, Amy and Jim, as Ashley Schlender shares her journey from farm life to Farm Bureau involvement, highlighting the importance of promoting agriculture through community engagement, innovative farming practices l
In this episode, Emily Klingbeil from Great Lakes Ag Labor Services shares insights into the H-2A labor program, its benefits, challenges, and how farmers can leverage it to meet their seasonal labor needs. Discover prac
In this episode, Brandon Boyd from UW-Madison shares with Amy and Jim his journey from a Wisconsin family farm to studying agronomy and agricultural business management. Through his deep involvement with Collegiate Farm
In this episode, Dani Heisler from the Wisconsin Department of Ag, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) shares insights into the producer-led watershed protection grant program, its impact on local farmers, and innovati
Join Amy and Jim as they chat with Jim Hebbe and he shares his extensive experience in sustainable farming, conservation practices, and community involvement in Green Lake County. Discover practical insights on no-till f
Amy introduces you to her new co-host, Jim. In this episode, learn about Jim's farming background, broadcasting experience, and passion for agriculture. With a rich background in farming and broadcasting, Jim brings a we
In this episode, Erin Herbold-Swalwell shares expert insights on farm succession planning, addressing emotional hurdles, legal considerations, and practical steps to ensure a smooth transition of family farms to the next
In this episode, Austin Vandertie shares his journey as a young dairy farmer in Door County, Wisconsin, discussing farm management, sustainability practices, community involvement, and the importance of communication in
In this episode, Karen Endres from the Wisconsin Farm Center under DATCP joins hosts Amy Eckelberg and Bob Meyer, as they discuss the critical importance of mental health and community support for farmers. She shares her
In this conversation, Warren and Jennifer Brockman, third-generation cranberry growers join hosts Amy Eckelberg and Bob Meyer, and share insights into their farming operation, the challenges they face, and the evolution
This episode of The Rural View dives into the challenges and experiences of young farmers, emphasizing the importance of community, succession planning, and mental health, and how Farm Bureau is a worthy resource. Kendal
Amy and Bob are joined by Amy Vandermark who has experienced the stresses and processes of passing of the farm onto the next generation. The conversation explores the relationship between farmers and consumers, particula
In this conversation, Jason Mugnaini, Executive Director of Government Relations at the Wisconsin Farm Bureau, discusses the critical role of grassroots advocacy in agriculture. He emphasizes the importance of farmer eng
In this conversation, Green County Farm Bureau President and WisGO Team Member, Eric Wuthrich, emphasizes the importance of learning from the older generation in farming. He highlights their resilience through various ch
In this conversation, Amy and Bob talk with Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation President, Brad Olson, They discuss Brad's journey into agriculture, the challenges facing farmers today, the importance of mental health suppo
The inaugural episode of The Rural View podcast features hosts Amy Eckelberg and Bob Meyer discussing their backgrounds in agriculture and broadcasting, the mission of the Wisconsin Farm Bureau, and the importance of com
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The Rural View is hosted by Amy Eckelberg. The show is categorised under business (non-profit) and has published 16 episodes.
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