The Parallel Path

Hosted by the marketing team at Parallel Ag, The Parallel Path brings together the voices of agriculture. Each episode features honest conversations with industry experts, equipment specialists, service professionals, and farmers about what it really takes to keep operations running. If it affects the field, the shop, or the future of farming, we’re talking about it.

The Parallel Path is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 6 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.

Unknown Host hosts The Parallel Path, a business show with 6 episodes published.

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  Episode #6

  Episode 6 | The Women in The Field (ft. Catie Beauchamp)

  Aug 14, 20261h 5mS1

  Agriculture isn't just what happens in the cab or out in the field. There's a whole other side built around leadership, operations and long term decision making that most people never see. Today we continue our Women in Ag series with Catie Beauchamp of KB Custom Ag. Catie grew up on a hog and row crop farm in northern Colorado, went pre-vet, found her way into meat science instead, and came out with a PhD chasing E. coli and salmonella from the feedlot through the packing plant. After 15+ years leading food safety, quality and supply chain operations, she joined KB Custom Ag full time. The same custom harvesting business she and her husband started with their first two employees living on their couch, now 200+ full time employees running forage harvest across Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Missouri and New Mexico. Catie talks about what separates a real partner from a vendor, why culture is how you respond and not what you say, where safety actually breaks down in a harvest operation, raising daughters in this industry, and the advice she'd give any young woman coming out of school. Including the line that became our soundbite: don't ever make the coffee. The Parallel Path is a podcast from the marketing team at Parallel Ag, bringing real conversations from across the agricultural industry.

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  Episode #5

  Episode 5 | The Local Standard

  Jul 9, 20261h 12mS1

  What does it really mean to serve a farming community? In this episode, we sit down with Chase Pruisman, General Manager of our Fort Dodge location, to talk about the local dealership experience and what stands behind it. Chase shares his path from self-described "city kid" to GM of a store he used to drive past dreaming about someday owning, and the changes he's brought to Fort Dodge over the last two years. We get into the history of the store, from Brokaw Supply back in 1958 all the way to Parallel Ag today, the new Vermeer and Kinze lines built right there in Iowa, and the work happening behind the scenes to keep customers taken care of. Chase also breaks down what 24/7 parts and service actually looks like in practice, whether that's a 1:30am phone call or a middle-of-the-night drive across state lines for a single part. At the heart of it, this one's about trust, showing up when customers need you most, and why great people will always matter more than great equipment.

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  Episode #5

  Episode 5 | The Local Standard

  Jul 9, 20261h 12mS1

  <p>What does it really mean to serve a farming community?</p><p>In this episode, we sit down with Chase Pruisman, General Manager of our Fort Dodge location, to talk about the local dealership experience and what stands behind it. Chase shares his path from self-described "city kid" to GM of a store he used to drive past dreaming about someday owning, and the changes he's brought to Fort Dodge over the last two years.</p><p>We get into the history of the store, from Brokaw Supply back in 1958 all the way to Parallel Ag today, the new...

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  Episode #4

  Episode 4 | The Women in The Field (ft. Chronicles of Kayla)

  Jun 23, 20261h 11mS1

  Kayla Wierczorek traded a decade in finance for a life in the hayfield, and she hasn't looked back. First generation farmer, former financial advisor, content creator, mom, and one of the biggest hay producers in six counties alongside her husband Jason. In this episode of The Parallel Path, we sit down with Chronicles of Kayla to talk about what commercial hay actually looks like when it's just two people putting up 65,000 small squares a season, what it takes to earn respect in a man's world, and what it really means to be a woman doing this work every day. We also get into the hard stuff. The breakdown that drained a full hydraulic mid-bale. The dealership relationship that actually shows up when you need them. The year she missed one day of baling while bouncing between the hospital and the field. And Keaton. This is Episode 4 of The Parallel Path and the first episode of our Women in the Field series. Come ready for a real conversation.

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  Episode #4

  Episode 4 | The Women in The Field (ft. Chronicles of Kayla)

  Jun 23, 20261h 11mS1

  <p>Kayla Wierczorek traded a decade in finance for a life in the hayfield, and she hasn't looked back. First generation farmer, former financial advisor, content creator, mom, and one of the biggest hay producers in six counties alongside her husband Jason.</p><p></p><p>In this episode of The Parallel Path, we sit down with Chronicles of Kayla to talk about what commercial hay actually looks like when it's just two people putting up 65,000 small squares a season, what it takes to earn respect in a man's world, and what it really means to be a woman doing...

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