Dirt On Our Boots

Dirt On Our Boots is a podcast hosted by Sam Hardy-Linna, former tractor driver and now team lead for an internal corporate start up. Our hope is to bring understanding to where the food on our plates comes from and who are the people behind the scenes who make it happen. We sit down with farmers, tractor drivers and everyone in between from around the globe to have honest conversations about the ups and downs of life within the agricultural sector.This podcast is sponsored by AGCO Corporation.

Dirt On Our Boots is a business podcast hosted by AGCO FieldWorks, with 7 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

AGCO FieldWorks hosts Dirt On Our Boots, a business show with 7 episodes published.

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  That thing has been outstanding for reliability | Jeremy from Hamiliton, New Zeland

  Sep 7, 202530 minS0

  <p>Cutting maize and grass over about 1000ha for 70 dairy farmsnear Hamiliton, Jeremy knows a thing or two about keeping the wheels turning when the pressure is on. In this episode he explains to us what a grass-to-grass service is. How he makes the numbers work when his forage harvester depreciate $1500a day and what it’s like employing UK farm kids to drive his tractors for the summer.</p><p> </p><p>Growing up the son of UK agricultural machinery dealer through to now running his own contracting business in New Zealand, Jeremy has a wealth of knowledge about agr...

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  You’ve got the tractor right, now catch up | Mike from UK

  Jun 19, 202534 minS0

  <p>Mike Goodenough, a contract farm director in Oxfordshire, shares the gritty reality of running 2,800 hectares with just four Fendt tractors and five staff. From rising costs and failing GPS to why comfort matters more than horsepower, Mike doesn’t hold back.</p>

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  First generation farmers build a hay business empire | Kayla & Jason from Missouri

  Apr 1, 202543 minS1

  <p>Missouri farmers Kayla and Jason built their quality hay business from the ground up,starting with old equipment and constant repairs. In this episode of our podcast,we dive into their journey as a determined couple with a big vision, and how Massey Ferguson machinery has been a game-changer in boosting their farm's output.</p><p>Now producing 50,000 small square bales a year, Kayla and Jason are a true inspiration for future first-generation farmers. Kayla has been sharing their journey on her YouTube channel, Chronicles of Kayla, and continues to inspire her growing audience of over 43,000 followers.</p><p>...

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  Small farms are the backbone of society | Dwayne from Northern Indiana

  Jan 7, 202540 minS1

  <p>Between milking 115 cows of his own, helping on the family’s other farms and running feed mill as well as an ag dealership, Dwayne has his hands full, while understanding what it’s like to be on both sides of the buying decision.</p> <p>Dwayne takes us through the challenges of running a small farm in the modern world, where equipment prices have more than doubled while the value of his product has stayed flat. As well as how he ended up running a ag dealership, the pitfalls of forgetting the smaller customers, and why renting machinery can be a...

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  Farm machinery is not designed for women | Ellen from Hattula, Finland

  Dec 17, 202439 minS1

  <p>Ellen Rydbeck is a 5th generation farmer who inherited the 250ha organic farm from her mother. Having graduated from university with a degree in Supply Chain Management, she worked around the world in different IT and consultancy companies. In 2019 she decided it was time to head back to her roots and went to work for her mother on the farm, before becoming the sole owner and manager of the farm in 2020.</p> <p>In this Dirt on our Boots podcast episode we talk about the power of mothers as senior advisors, the challenges in sustainable farming, and why farm machi...

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