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June 1, 2016August 25, 2021 Ryan Goodman Advocacy, Guest Post, Podcast

The Farmer’s Life and Farm Videos with Brian Scott | Agriculture Proud Podcast 010

It’s always a great day when farmers gather a great audience on social media when sharing their story. In recent weeks, Brian Scott has seen his audience grow multiple times over when he posted a video of his 6-year-old son operating the tractor during planting season. The video, posted on The Farmer’s Life Facebook page, … Continue reading The Farmer’s Life and Farm Videos with Brian Scott | Agriculture Proud Podcast 010

January 9, 2014September 17, 2021 Ryan Goodman Beef, Guest Post

Why do farmers leave dying corn in fields? Ask a farmer

Today we have a guest post from Indiana farmer, blogger Brian Scott (Facebook, Twitter). Brian does a great job of explaining difficult questions about farming operations, how crops are grown, and the management decisions surrounding growing Genetically Modified crops. Brian blogs about growing corn, soybeans, and popcorn at TheFarmersLife.com. Today he addresses dying corn left … Continue reading Why do farmers leave dying corn in fields? Ask a farmer

May 25, 2013September 21, 2021 Ryan Goodman Food For Thought

GMO Activists March Against Monsanto – Farmers’ Perspective

What’s that you say? There’s a rally on Market Square today? What’s the cause? Oh, they are marching against GMO foods… March Against Monsanto is at it again. But what really happens when farmers grow GMOs? March Against Monsanto Today, Saturday, May 25, 2013 (2014 event is taking place on 05/24/2014, 2015 event is taking … Continue reading GMO Activists March Against Monsanto – Farmers’ Perspective

January 9, 2013January 9, 2013 Ryan Goodman Agriculture

I Occupy Our Food Supply Everyday [Reblog]

If you’re concerned about genetically modified organisms (GMO) and the farmers that grow these crops, this post from my friend, Brian Scott, is worth the read. Today WordPress’ Freshly Pressed blog featured this post where Brian discusses his use of GM crops and how he works with the technology and Monsanto. Brian even includes a … Continue reading I Occupy Our Food Supply Everyday [Reblog]

December 31, 2012April 24, 2020 Ryan Goodman Beef

My highlight of 2012: CNN Eatocracy

The comment that started it all: I’m from a family farm with cattle, horses, and on occasion a few pigs, chickens for our own freezer. I’ve also worked in large cattle feedlots in different parts of the country. Farmers (both large and small) I’ve worked with all care about providing a quality life for their … Continue reading My highlight of 2012: CNN Eatocracy

December 7, 2012September 16, 2021 Ryan Goodman Advocacy, Food

What should a local farm (and farmer) look like?

What do you consider to be a requirement of a “local” farmer? Let’s have a discussion on a local farm and food from the perspective of a farmer who most people do not consider as “local.” This article was originally published on CNN Eatocracy on December 06, 2012. Click here to see all of my … Continue reading What should a local farm (and farmer) look like?

October 15, 2012October 15, 2012 Ryan Goodman Agriculture

99 Bushels of Harvest with Frosted Mini-Wheats [Video]

Have you seen the latest Kellogg’s Frosted Mini-Wheats commercial? It brought a grin the first time I saw it. I wonder if wheat farmers really drive through the golden fields singing “99 bushels of wheat on the farm, 99 bushels of wheat!” (especially with dancing cereal biscuits?). Here’s the video in case you haven’t seen … Continue reading 99 Bushels of Harvest with Frosted Mini-Wheats [Video]

September 24, 2012September 25, 2013 Ryan Goodman Agriculture

Satisfy your “Taste Bros” with Fall Harvest

Alright, so I have to ask… How do you satisfy your taste bros? A Twitter connection down in College Station has me stuck on this latest Sonic commercial, and we’ve decided… “It’s like we’re not even taste buds. We’re taste bros. It’s like we all went through some real cool nature experience together, but things … Continue reading Satisfy your “Taste Bros” with Fall Harvest