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Market conversation with Clayton Charles, FS Grain. Later, DeLoss shares a conversation with Mike Shane, F&M Bank on cash flow.  Wrap up with weather from Jim Rasor.

DeLoss reports from the Greater Peoria Farm Show.  A market conversation with Sam Hudson, Cornbelt marketing.  Then Eli Klockenga with Wyffels on planting for 2025.  Wrap up with Dr. Gary Schnitkey talk crop budgets for 2025.

Illinois Farm Bureau Executive Director of Governmental Affairs & Commodities Kevin Semlow provides his "Seven with Kevin" segment highlighting local, state, and national issues. We meet McHenry County Farm Bureau manager Dan Volkers. An update from American Farmland Trust's Kris Reynolds. DeLoss, Jim, and Rita finish the show with Pigskin Pickins. 

In this inspiring conversation, Joe DeLoss opens up about navigating life's twists and turns, sharing his raw, personal journey through big changes and the lessons he's learned along the way. Whether you're facing a career shift, grappling with relationships, or just trying to figure out what's next, this episode offers a relatable and refreshing take on the process of change. Here's what we dive into:The Reality of Change: Joe unpacks the messy, paradoxical, and often beautiful journey of letting go and stepping into something new.Unlearning What No Longer Serves You: How to release old habits, identities, and societal definitions of success to rediscover what truly matters.Becoming a Wayfinder: Joe shares his approach to navigating uncertainty one small, intentional step at a time, and how you can start your own path forward.Why Nature Heals: The surprising way outdoor adventures helped Joe reconnect with himself and find clarity in chaos.Serving Through Your Struggles: How Joe's challenges inspired him to create Baker Road, a space for men to find connection and purpose in nature.This episode is like a campfire conversation between friends—real, vulnerable, and packed with wisdom for anyone ready to embrace growth and align with what truly matters in life.Key Moments:02:51 - Joe's early relationship with change and the impact of identity shifts06:48 - Reckoning with rock bottom: When personal pain meets external accountability11:38 - Realigning purpose and identity: How to start the process of self-awareness17:29 - The power of unlearning: Letting go of external validation to reconnect with inner values22:42 - Defining personal success: From external KPIs to meaningful relationships29:39 - Navigating life's map: The wayfinding metaphor for embracing the journey36:25 - Nature as a guide: Lessons from the wild and its transformative role in Joe's work43:09 - Creating Baker Road: Purpose-driven adventures for growth and connection48:36 - Campfire wisdom: Letting go, finding peace, and embracing the abundance of changeAbout Joe:Joe is a serial entrepreneur focused on building transformational experiences and businesses that improve the lives of everyone involved. Most recently, Joe exited Hot Chicken Takeover, a fast-casual restaurant chain he built in the Midwest. The business earned critical acclaim as a break-out brand in the segment and created nearly a thousand meaningful work opportunities in the region for people impacted by incarceration, homelessness, and addiction.Since this acquisition, Joe's continued his dedication to supportive employment, social entrepreneurship, and vulnerable leadership. And with eyes set on new ventures, Joe's seizing any opportunity he can get to inspire other entrepreneurs and leaders to make sustainable impact integral to their organization's future. He honors this pursuit as an advisor, investor, speaker, and occasionally, as a reluctant consultant. His newest project, Baker Road, is an adventure studio offering men and high impact leaders immersive opportunities to learn about themselves in wild, natural environments. Joe's work been highlighted by The Today Show, Forbes, Harvard Business School, Politico, The Rachael Ray Show and many others. He and his family live on a farm in rural Ohio, keeping adventure close in their own backyard.Connect with Joe:LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/joedeloss/Baker Road: www.bakerroad.com/Connect with Owl & Key:Website: www.owlandkey.co

Coverage of the National Association of Farm Broadcasting annual meeting in Kansas City, including conversations with Eric Wilson of Wyffels Hybrids and Gail Stratman with FMC.Paul Wappel with the Illinois Department of Transportation discusses deer/vehicle crash numbers. DeLoss, Jim, and Rita finish the show with Pigskin Pickins'. 

From the National Association of Farm Broadcasting annual convention, DeLoss shares market conversations with Arlan Suderman, Stone X and Andrick Payen, Rabo Agrifinance.  Later he talks with Kailee Butler, President/CEO of National Oilseed Processors Assn. on efforts to bring more value to soybeans.  Jim Taylor then wraps up the program with a weather segment from Paul Otto.

From the National Association of Farm Broadcasting Annual Convention Trade Talk Event, DeLoss talks with GROWMARK's Lance Ruppert to learn about their partnership with Indigo Ag. We also learn about Nutrien's new product N-Finity.  The second half of the program features a market conversation with Ag Resource's Chief Economist Dr. Bill Tierney.

A conversation on livestock markets with Nathan Losey, Ag Resources.  DeLoss then has his monthly visit with COUNTRY Financial's lead financial advisor Scott Jensen.

Illinois Farm Bureau Executive Director of Governmental Affairs and Commodities Kevin Semlow provides his "Seven with Kevin" segment.Western Illinois University ag student Mckayla Jennings discusses her experience staffing the WIU booth at the National FFA Convention. Illinois Farm Bureau Director of Business and Regulatory Affairs Bill Bodine reminds landowners to contact JULIE before doing excavation work.  DeLoss, Jim, and Rita finish the show with Pigskin Pickins'. 

KJ Johnson with the Illinois Fertilizer and Chemical Association provides information leading into the fall fertilizer season.  Agronomist Todd Steinacher talks harvest results. Amanda Bryden with the Illinois State Museum discusses a oral history project involving Route 66.DeLoss, Jim, and Rita finish the show with Pigskin Pickins'. 

The show kicks off with a Seven with Kevin, Illinois Farm Bureau's Director of Governmental Affairs and Commodities provides us an update on issues.Jim Taylor continues his coverage from the National FFA Convention, including visits with Jay Solomonson from the Illinois State University Department of Agriculture and Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences FFA Chapter President Bernard Baltimore.Jim, Rita, and DeLoss finish the show with Pigskin Pickins'.

"Seven with Kevin" featuring election and other updates from Illinois Farm Bureau Executive Director of Governmental Affairs and Commodities Kevin Semlow. Raghela Scavuzzo, Illinois Farm Bureau Associate Director of Food Systems Development talks fall agritourism season.We highlight the Kaskaskia College Collegiate Farm Bureau.  DeLoss, Rita, and Jim finish the show with Pigskin Pickins'. 

A weekly Illinois Farm Bureau “Seven with Kevin” update from Executive Director of Governmental Affairs and Commodities Kevin Semlow. Don Schaefer with Mid-West Truckers Association talks harvest, recent dock strike, transportation, and details of a recent study that names women as the safer drivers on the road with 18-wheelers. USDA Rural Development State Director Pam Monetti shares information on DeLoss, Jim, and Rita finish the show with Pigskin Pickins'.

"Seven with Kevin" featuring Illinois Farm Bureau Executive Director of Governmental Affairs & Commodities Kevin Semlow.An Illinois Beef Association update from Josh St. Peters.We hear from National FFA finalist in Extemporaneous Speaking, Marshal Allen Pruitt.  Friday Pigskin Pickins' with DeLoss, Jim, and Rita.  

"Seven with Kevin" featuring Illinois Farm Bureau Executive Director of Governmental Affairs and Commodities Kevin Semlow.An update from Illinois Farm Bureau Associate Director of Food Systems Develpment Raghela Scavuzzo.Lock and Dam discussion with Paul Rohde from the Waterways Council and Illinois Farm Bureau Associate Director of Transportation & Infrastructure Rodney Knittel. DeLoss, Jim, and Rita finish the show with Pigskin Pickins'. 

“Seven with Kevin” featuring Illinois Farm Bureau Executive Director of Governmental Affairs & Commodities Kevin Semlow.Illinois Farm Bureau Director of National Legislation Ryan Whitehouse talks Farm Bill.Helen VanBeck with American Farmland Trust discusses the “Find Tool" through the Illinois Sustainable Ag Partnership.DeLoss, Jim, and Rita finish the show with Pigskin Pickins'.

This morning on the Greg and Dan Show, we gave DeLoss Jahnke a call. In this interview, DeLoss talks to Greg and Dan about some of the current issues that farmers are seeing. Such as, the drought we are experiencing, and the dangers that can post for farmers and their crops, transportation issues, climate change, and fertilizersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's "Seven with Kevin" featuring Illinois Farm Bureau Executive Director of Governmental Affairs and Commodities Kevin Semlow.We celebrate the county fair season visitinfg with Miss Ogle County Fair Queen Blakelynn Swanson.Julie Hewitt with the Illinois Nutrient Research & Education Council discusses 2025 research funding projects. DeLoss, Rita, and Jim wrap up the week with Pigskin Pickins'. 

Join DeLoss for an adventure in broadcasting and hear his conversations with the best market analysts in the business.Today, DeLoss catches up with Toni Dunker of Advanced Trading in Quincy to talk livestock markets and harvest thoughts for 2024. 

Don't miss this episode of RFD Profit Watch, as DeLoss talks with Scott Stoller. The two discuss the markets inside & out and talk about the the harvest topics that are keeping everyone up at night!

Illinois Farm Bureau Executive Director of Governmental Affairs & Commodities Kevin Semlow provides his "Seven with Kevin" segment. We discuss net metering with Illinois Farm Bureau Director of Business and Regulatory Affairs Bill Bodine.  Coverage from the Sandwich Fair, including conversations with Livestock Superintendent Ken Tyrell and Illinois Farm Bureau Board Member Mark Tuttle from DeKalb County.Pigskin Pickins with DeLoss, Rita, and Jim.  

This morning, Greg and Dan gave AgraBusiness Director  DeLoss Jahnke a call.   Greg and Dan asked DeLoss about his perspective on the recent price increases that the food industry has been seeing. In this interview, they spoke about the Consumer Price Index increases, food price increases, and the Harris campaign's recent Price Control proposal.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this engaging conversation, Jason dives into the life and career of Deloss Pickett, a filmmaker and entrepreneur who shares his experiences creating the impactful documentary, '25 to Life' with rapper Ice-T. The film explores the implications of California's three strikes law, interviewing prisoners and their families. The discussion transitions to his journey through the film industry, his time at Tesla, and his innovations in sustainable technology with BIB Technologies. From navigating the challenges of the film festival circuit to his insights on the flawed prison system and the future of hydrogen and electric vehicles, this episode offers a rich narrative of resilience and visionary thinking.   00:00 Why watch this episode 00:43 Introduction and Excitement 00:54 The Making of '25 to Life' 01:36 Film School and Early Influences 03:26 The Three Strikes Law 05:03 Challenges and Successes 06:58 Emotional Interviews and Advocacy 12:20 Prison Experiences and Realities 17:20 Private Prisons and Corporate Interests 21:05 Transition to Tech and Consulting 32:02 The Art of Naming Things 32:37 Pandemic Pivot: From FRO Truck to Glass Lockers 34:06 The Vision for Automated Retail 35:25 Robotics and Job Displacement 38:12 Hydrogen Cars: Practicality and Challenges 40:26 Insurance Woes and Legal Battles 45:12 The Future of Hydrogen Vehicles 53:24 Failed Startups and Market Realities 55:29 The Revival of the Automat 56:54 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans   Like, Share & Subscribe - The Jason Ingber Show

A market conversation with Dale Durcholz. DeLoss then shares more from Commodity Classic. He introduces us to Huma and we learn about John Deere planter technology.

Market commentary from Ted Seifried. DeLoss then shares more conversations from the National Farm Machinery Show.

From the National Farm Machinery Show, DeLoss talks markets w/Matt Bennett, Ag Market.net. In our weekly GROWMARK segment we learn about the grain bin collapse in Arcola, IL. Conclude with more from Louisville.

From the Illinois Assn of Professional Farm Managers & Rural Appraisers meeting, DeLoss talks with Alan Bruglar, Bruglar Marketing. In our weekly GROWMARK Segment, we talk propane with Dan Pannier. More from ISPFMRA, with Dennis Bowman, University of Illinois.

Markets commentary from Joe Camp, Commstock Investments. Later, DeLoss has the weekly GROWMARK conversation. Today we talk energy markets w/Scott Wilson.

Markets with Clayton Pope, Clayton Pope Commoditites. In the Meaty Monday segment DeLoss compares US vs Brazil Beef w/a Pennsylvanian livestock producer on the Commstock tour. Weather with Brent Clair, Adams County EMS Meterologist

Markets with Joe Camp, Commstock Investments. The DeLoss reports from the Commstock Brazil Farmland Tour. Conclude with weather from Dennis Michelsen.

DeLoss is on the road today at the South Central FS Total Grain Marketing outlook meeting. We hear from FS Staff in there areas of expertise.

A conversation with University of Illinois' Joe Janzen. Later, DeLoss talks with Ed Kasper, Kasper Ag Solutions, on simple changes that have potential for greater return in the 2024 growing season.

Market commentary from Matt Huston, New Frontier Capital Markets. During the monthly chat with COUNTRY Financial's Scott Jensen, DeLoss recaps the top financial stories of the year.

It's been a busy few years for Joe DeLoss, to say the least.Since his last appearance, episode 76, on the podcast, he's relocated his family, weathered a global pandemic in one of the most dramatically impacted markets, and led Hot Chicken Takeover through an acquisition process – and it hasn't even been two full years. Starting at the beginning, we lay the foundation of his childhood and volunteerism roots, before jumping back into the 2017 rock-bottom which formed the basis of our earlier conversation. We talk about the divinity behind his unforeseen move away from urban living to an open space where he and his family could expand their lives, the massive decision to give up majority ownership in his business, and the personal growth he's experienced from therapy and meditation.Open and honest as ever, the sense of contentment and self-awareness is palpable in his voice. It's such a breath of fresh air to hear his POV on the mindsets that lead him to low points and the practices which have helped him recover a true, deep sense of peace.To learn more, visit: thegravitypodcast.comResources:Gravity 76: Hot Chicken is Good for the Soul: Business as Spiritual Nourishment with Joe DeLoss #76Website: https://www.joedeloss.comOrder Up: hotchickentakeover.comInstagram: @HotChickenTakeoverRead: The Courage to Be DislikedGravy Stack: gravystack.comGravity is produced by Crate Media.

6 more wins, plus more good perfromances from the K-State track & field team on the indoor front last weekend.

Junior Shalysa Wray leads the charge once again as the track & field teams land 6 first place finishes in Day 1 last weekend in MHK!

Friday's show features an energy market conversation with GROWMARK's Scott Wilson. We celebrate the IHSA and IPPA's Pork & Pigskins Champion--Hall Township High School. We meet the new Illinois Corn Growers Association president. We wrap up the show with Pigskins with DeLoss, Rita and Jim.

Rita Frazer visits with AFBF President Zippy Duvall. Robert White, Renewable Fuels Association, shares the future of ethanol. Stephanie Porter, Illinois Soybean Association Agronomist talks about the efforts of the Association to assist soybean producers.Rita, DeLoss and Jim talk about the NAFB organization, their involvement and the importance of being involved and wrap up with Pigskin Picks.

The Veterans Day edition of the show features a conversation with the Illinois Department of Agriculture about the "Homegrown by Heroes" program. We visit with veteran Dan Swanson of Henry County. He also farms and serves in the Illinois House. We finish the show with Pigskin Pickins' with DeLoss, Rita and Jim.

Friday's show features a special interview with former U.S. Secretary of Transportation and Illinois Congressman Ray LaHood and former Illinois Congressman Jerry Costello. We finish the show with Friday's Pigskin Pickins' with DeLoss, Jim & Rita.

Friday's show features an update from Illinois Farm Bureau Executive Director of Governmental Affairs and Commodities Mark Gebhards. We talk soybean weed control with Corteva. We learn about the Sherrard FFA horse judging team. And we finish the show with Pigskin Pickins' with DeLoss, Rita and Jim.

Friday's show features a conversation with regular contributor Mark Gebhards, who serves as Executive Director of Governmental Affairs and Commodities for Illinois Farm Bureau. We highlight the Carrol County Farm Bureau "Adopt A Legislator" program. We learn about Bayer Fund's America's Farmers Grow Communities. And we finish the show with DeLoss, Jim and Rita and "Pigskin Pickins"'.

Friday's show features a conversation with Bill Bodine, who serves as Director of Business and Regulatory Affairs for Illinois Farm Bureau. He discusses the latest on the proposed Heartland Greenway project. We celebrate National 4-H Week with Brady Clark, who is now a junior at Southern Illinois University. We check in with Delana Erbsen at Iowa State University. She is a graduate of Eastland High School and is preparing for the National FFA Convention. Friday also means Pigskin Pickens' with DeLoss, Rita and Jim.

Friday's show features a conversation with IAA Foundation ag teacher grant program recipient Kylie Miller from Prairie Central High School. We also highlight an RFD Radio Network affiliate, WKJT in Effingham with Greg Sapp. The show finishes with Pigskin Pickins' with DeLoss, Jim & Rita.

Friday's show features a conversation with regular contributor to the program--Mark Gebhards, who serves as Illinois Farm Bureau Executive Director of Commodities and Governmental Affairs. We also talk the stress of harvest with Dr. Jeffrey Hoschek. We talk farm safety with John Lee from the Grain and Feed Association of Illinois. We highlight an event coming up at the Amish Heritage Center in Arthur. And Friday means Pigskin Pickins' with DeLoss, Rita and Jim.

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Friday's show features a conversation with Don Schaefer from the Mid-West Truckers Association. We highlight this weekend's 61st Annual Working Farm Show near Geneseo. We learn about a gift from the Illinois Soybean Association to IAA Foundation and we get an update from the Illinois Ag Leadership Foundation. Plus Pigskin Pickins' with DeLoss, Jim & Rita.

Friday's show features a visit with Sherrard FFA President Ryley Zippe. His chapter is hosting a field day south of the Quad Cities next week. We chat with Jonathan Coppess, who serves as the Director of the Gardner Ag Policy Program at the University of Illinois. He discusses the Inflation Reduction Act and Farm Bill. We visit with 17th District Congressional District candidate Esther Joy King. And Friday means Pigskin Pickins' with DeLoss, Jim & Rita.

We swing into the weekend highlighting the first Friday night of the new high school football season. It's all about small towns, small schools and community as we chat with Monticello football coach Cully Welter, CropWatcher and referee Brent Clair from Adams County, Mercer County High School marching band director Rusty Ruggles, and Olympia High School FFA advisor Bryce Hoffman stops by to talk Friday night pork chops. We finish the show with our first Pigskin Pickins' of the new season with Rita, DeLoss and Jim.