Podcasts about marji guyler alaniz

Greg Peterson – Machinery Pete – has another record-breaking Pick of the Week plus he previews some upcoming auctions. Grain Bin Safety Week is February 20-26 and Brad Liggett, president of Nationwide Agribusiness, and Marji Guyler-Alaniz of FarmHer join us to talk about the critical importance of protecting oneself and others from making a fatal and preventable mistake in a grain bin. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Growing up on a farm was a privilege, although I didn’t think so at the time. But now, so few people get the opportunity, and I can’t help but think they are missing out. Missing out on the nitty gritty of what it takes to really create the food we eat, the family bonding that goes along with that, and of course all the smells. Nothing like fresh cut alfalfa. This episode we dive into foundations of starting a business strong so you can grow up big and strong. We’re going to hear all about how Marji started her business only 7 years ago, and has grown it into a mega brand, retiring her husband and creating a life people dream about. She also shares very authentically what her nitty gritty is right now and how she’s taking it one step at a time. Marji shines a light on women in agriculture. She shares her nuggets of wisdom and inspirations for us all and I couldn’t be more proud to have her on the podcast. I hope you enjoy my interview with the lovely Marji Guyler-Alaniz.

Consumer trust is something that those of us in the agriculture sector continue to strive for. Sharing how farmers grow the food that you buy is paramount to making sure you feel confident that what you put on the table for your family meals is safe. On this Our Ohio Weekly, learn consumer trust and the latest consumer trends. 00:00 - Earning consumer trust - Steve Lerch, Story Arc Consulting 23:50 - FarmHer founder Marji Guyler-Alaniz tells her story "To the Beat of Agriculture" 32:20 - Kroger's Amy McCormick gives insights on the latest consumer trends

Hi this is Marji Guyler-Alaniz. This week on on Shining Bright we’re talking with Agriculture Wellness Advocate and FarmHer Adrienne DeSutter who is raising awareness, providing education and building connections as a resource to farm families on Shining Bright by FarmHer. @sowhopegrowhope www.farmher.com www.shiningbright1.com

Hi this is Marji Guyler-Alaniz. This week on on Shining Bright we’re talking pivoting, changing, adapting and doing it gracefully! We're talking in studio with FarmHer Jenny Quiner about our FarmHer story and the evolution of her farm business, ways that she has assessed the her operation and when she decided it was time for a change on Shining Bright by FarmHer, Saturday at noon and Sunday at 2pm Eastern on Rural Radio 147 and the Sirius XM app. @farmher1 #farmher @shiningbright1

Hi this is Marji Guyler-Alaniz. This week on Shining Bright we’re taking it to Nashville and talking to musician Deannie Richardson, a fiddle playing powerhouse! We’ll talk about her musical journey from an early age to being on stage with some of the country music greats and now to her role in the award winning band Sister Sadie on Shining Bright by FarmHer, Saturday at noon and Sunday at 2pm Eastern on Rural Radio 147 and the Sirius XM app.

Hi this is Marji Guyler-Alaniz. This week on Shining Bright we’re Chasing Dreams! We’ll start with cowgirl and tv personality Courtenay Dehoff about her journey from the ranch, onto the big screen and back again. Then we’ll bring it in studio with Colleen Krantz to talk about an upcoming project, Complete Bull, a story about a woman in ag on Shining Bright by FarmHer, Saturday at noon and Sunday at two pm Eastern on Rural Radio 147 and the Sirius XM app.

We're celebrating FarmHers everywhere this week on the podcast, and we're so excited to have Marji Guyler-Alaniz, creator of FarmHer, with us to share her story and how she has built the FarmHer brand. From quitting her corporate job to start what she didn't know at the time would be FarmHer, Marji talks about how she somewhat unexpectedly turned her passion for photography and writing into a household name. She's giving us an inside look at how she has made a career out of creating content for women about women through words, photos, radio, and videos.You'll love Marji's passion and commitment to honor women in ag, and all she has done to create awareness around these hard-working women. As she mentions, Season 4 of FarmHer is now airing on RFD-TV, so be sure to check out the show and the stories of these amazing women for yourself.Check out more on the blog.SHOW NOTES:Grand View UniversitySo God Made a FarmerHuffington Post articleModern Farmer articleGrow by FarmHerLexi MarekRFD-TVFarmHer TV showFarmHer podcastSuggest a FarmHerRanchHerThe Cowboy ChannelWebsite: www.farmher.comYouTube: @farmherFacebook: @farmher1Instagram: @farmher1

Grand View UniversitySo God Made a FarmerHuffington Post articleModern Farmer articleGrow by FarmHerLexi MarekRFD-TVFarmHer TV showFarmHer podcastSuggest a FarmHerRanchHerThe Cowboy ChannelWebsite: www.farmher.comYouTube: @farmherFacebook: @farmher1Instagram: @farmher1

Hi this is Marji Guyler-Alaniz.  We’ll start with a young woman showing pigs at her county fair, then make our way down to the Iowa State Fair to talk Cattle with Crystal Blin! Then, we’ll finish it up talking conservation with our FarmHer friends from the zoo, don’t miss Shining Bright by FarmHer, Saturday at noon and Sunday at two pm Eastern on Rural Radio 147 and the Sirius XM app.

Hi this is Marji Guyler-Alaniz. This week on Shining Bright we’re headed to the Fair! Join us as we make our way around the Iowa State Fair and find the stories of some pretty cool FarmHers who are doing some pretty cool things! From Fair Board members to a Poultry Princess and even an Outhouse Race, don’t miss Shining Bright by FarmHer, Saturday at noon and Sunday at two pm Eastern on Rural Radio 147 and the Sirius XM app.

Hi this is Marji Guyler-Alaniz. This week on Shining Bright, it's all about women who build great things! We'll talk to 4 different women around the country with an unbeatable FarmHer entrepreneurial spirit - from farmhouse design inspired deliveries to coffee roasting on the farm and even a business selling Grubs as chicken treats on Shining Bright, Saturday at noon and Sunday at 2pm Eastern on Rural Radio 147 and the Sirius XM app.

Hi this is Marji Guyler-Alaniz. This week on Shining Bright, we’re digging in to the hard decisions. We’ll look at some of the decisions made behind the scenes with FarmHer and then we’ll hear from women, starting with Erin Cumings in Iowa about personal and business decision making and what factors she considers before taking a leap, then how FarmHer Amber Stephens in Virginia made a decision that changed her life for the better, Saturday at noon and Sunday at 1pm Eastern on Rural Radio 147 and the Sirius XM app.

Hi this is Marji Guyler-Alaniz. This week on Shining Bright, we’re getting up out of the weeds and talking about working ON versus IN your business. First up we’ll hear from Christina Moffatt, an entrepreneur and small business expert here in Iowa then, to Erica Welch, a maple syrup FarmHer who has scaled her farm by working ON her business, Saturday at noon and Sunday at 1pm Eastern on Rural Radio 147 and the Sirius XM app.

Hi this is Marji Guyler-Alaniz. This week on Shining Bright we’re talking to a few different women who have recreated the wheel - from changing career paths to starting their own businesses, Danie and Katie each have an inspiring story of their own on Shining Bright by FarmHer, Thursday at 8pm Eastern and Saturday at noon Eastern on Rural Radio 147 and the Sirius XM app.

Hi this is Marji Guyler-Alaniz. This week on Shining Bright we’re talking to a few different women who have recreated the wheel - from changing career paths to starting their own businesses, Danie and Katie each have an inspiring story of their own on Shining Bright by FarmHer, Thursday at 8pm Eastern and Saturday at noon Eastern on Rural Radio 147 and the Sirius XM app.    

Since 2013, Marji Guyler-Alaniz has been shining a light on women in agriculture. Through photography, events, a television show and now a new podcast, the FarmHer movement has brought women from all aspects of the agriculture industry together. In this episode of the podcast Marji and Lexi Marek, FarmHer's Communications + Marketing Coordinator, talk about the journey so far, and what it has meant to them to be a part of FarmHer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hi this is Marji Guyler-Alaniz. This week on Shining Bright, it's all about women who build great things! We'll talk to 4 different women around the country with an unbeatable FarmHer entrepreneurial spirit - from farmhouse design inspired deliveries to coffee roasting on the farm and even a business selling Grubs as chicken treats on Shining Bright, Thursday at 8pm Eastern and Saturday at noon Eastern on Rural Radio 147 and the Sirius XM app.

Hi this is Marji Guyler-Alaniz. This week on Shining Bright, we are talking branding, and not the cattle kind. We’ll bring in a few expert FarmHers to share their tips on how to grow your person or business brand in 2019. Tune in to Shining Bright, Thursday at 8pm Eastern and Saturday at noon Eastern on Rural Radio 147 and the Sirius XM app.

Shining a light on women in agriculture, Marji Guyler-Alaniz, founder and president of FarmHer, talks about the future of gender, diversity, leadership and entrepreneurship with incredible authenticity. She dove into her passion of photography and storytelling to create the media and events company that now highlights and inspires women in agriculture across generations via a television show, podcast and in-person events. You'll hear her energy while she talks with Dr. Connie about "right place, right time, right message," and pursuing – and achieving – a dream from a rural community to create national awareness.

Hi this is Marji Guyler-Alaniz. This week on Shining Bright, we’ll be talking to a few FarmHers who both in their own right, have left a lasting impact. First, Jennifer James on sustainability in the rice industry and next, Ruth Hambleton, Founder of the Annie’s Project education program for women on Shining Bright.

Join the conversation as host Marji Guyler-Alaniz, along with co-hosts Lexi Marek and Hannah Borg, talk to a FarmHer from New Hampshire. Along with her business partner, the ladies launched a brewery, surrounded by a farm. We’ll meet Nicole Carrier, one of the women behind a totally unique operation on the East coast.

Tune in to Shining Bright for a FarmHERD kick off to Dairy Month. Listen to host Marji Guyler-Alaniz as she gathers up a few friends to talk about building a community, running a business and ICE CREAM! Stacey Noe and Carly Cummings join the conversation as Stacey shares her thought process behind opening her recent business, Double Dipped, located in Huxley, Iowa. 

Join our Closed Facebook Group HERE FarmHer was founded by Marji Guyler-Alaniz to shine a light on women in agriculture through photography. It has since grown into a massive online community and media business with a presence online, on TV, and at events. Marji and FarmHer's communications manager, Lexi Marek, talk about how the business was formed and how it has evolved and grown over time. We discuss everything from events to merchandise to how to best connect with your audience. This episode has so much value if you're interested in started a business around your passion. Tune in! Connect with FarmHer Website | Instagram| Twitter| Spotify Connect with The Modern Acre Website| Instagram| Twitter

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While having guests and learning from people with different perspectives are the typical setup of this show, stopping to reflect on the things that have been discussed and talked about is an excellent way of seeing the learning, growth, and future direction of the program. With this said, today, I’m going to deviate from my normal program flow to look back and see where the journey has taken us. Today, I’m going to talk about the five big takeaways I have learned from the first 60 episodes of the Future of Agriculture podcast. I also explain how these five big things determine the direction and content of the program. Agriculture should be looked at from as many different lenses as possible. That’s where we’re going to get the ideas. This Week on The Future of Agriculture Podcast: Agricultural technology and agricultural entrepreneurship What agricultural education is about and why it is important Defining cooperative extensions and how this reinforces agricultural education Solving serious problems like environmental impact, sustainability, social issues, hunger, and food waste The generational aspect to each agriculture story Agriculture and empathy How we can practice empathy together in the next 60 episodes of the program     Mentioned in This Episode: Episode 49: Building a Brand from Scratch in Agriculture with Marji Guyler-Alaniz of Farmher Episode 46: Growing Cannabis and Other Fun Agronomy Topics with Dr. Curtis Livesay of Dynamite Ag Episode 39: Farmland Ownership and Cash Rent with Dave Meyers of Bird Dog Bird Dog Website Episode 19: Dr. Pamela Marrone, CEO and Founder of Marrone Bio Innovations (MBI) com Episode 51: The Power of A Plant with Stephen Ritz of Green Bronx Machine Episode 58: The Best STEM Delivery Tool with Dr Daniel Foster Episode 59: Why You Should Teach Agriculture - Part Two with Dr. Daniel Foster Episode 44: Grassfed Beef Through Adaptive Multi-Paddock Grazing with Russ Conser of Standard Soil Episode 53: Millennials Solving World Problems Through Agricultural Technology with MiKayla Sullivan of Kinosol Wasted Food Website Episode 40: From Land to Landfill - Food Waste with Jonathan Bloom of Wasted Food Episode 34: Utilizing Food Waste for Urban Agriculture with Tinia Pina of Re-Nuble Episode 26: Vertical Farming with Dr. Nate Storey of Bright Agrotech Upstart Farmers University Episode 56: Old Farm with New Ideas with Coley Jones Drinkwater of Richland Farms Dairy Episode 2: Organic Feed Production with Cameron Molberg of Coyote Creek Feed Mill Episode 22: Eating Bugs with Robert Nathan Allen of Little Herds Episode 31: The Temple Grandin Interview Episode 57: Diversity and Inclusion in Agriculture with Marcus Hollan of the Cultivating Change Foundation   Share the Ag-Love! Thanks for joining us on the Future of Agriculture Podcast – your spot for valuable information, content, and interviews with industry leaders throughout the agricultural space! If you enjoyed this week’s episode, please subscribe on iTunes and leave your honest feedback. Don’t forget to share it with your friends on your favorite social media spots! Learn more about AgGrad by visiting: AgGrad Website AgGrad on Twitter AgGrad on Facebook AgGrad on LinkedIn AgGrad on Instagram  

Mike and Delaney talk news, commodity markets, where cattle have gone LIMIT UP, and talk to Marji Guyler-Alaniz about the movement she has started among women in agriculture.

Women have been part of agriculture since the beginning of time. Today’s guest is passionate about showing how the roles of women have progressed and increased in this field. Born and raised in Iowa, Marji Guyler-Alaniz studied Graphic Journalism and Photography in college. Recently, she had a lot of surprises and transitions in her life in a span of only four years – from insurance to photography to owning a company and being a TV hostess. Today, Marji is the president of Farmher, a company that came about as a result of her passion in shining the light on women in agriculture. On today’s episode, Marji recounts the Super Bowl advertisement that inspired her to start capturing images of women in agriculture. She shares the exciting story of how she built her brand from scratch and how Farmher has progressed from a hobby to a brand with a regular TV show. She also narrates the quick progression of her journey with Farmher, talks about her mission and vision, and points out her considerations when making decisions.   “I started it with a premise of shine me a light on the role that women play in agriculture through photographs and help to update the image of agriculture with those photographs.” – Marji Guyler-Alaniz   This Week on The Future of Agriculture Podcast: Marji’s mission and the tale of the first woman Marji photographed in 2013 Effects of the connection between Farmher website creation and the publication Modern Farmer Merchandise creation and the factor that made women identify to her brand Producing FarmHer TV Show and Marji’s reasons for pursuing it Company challenges and breakthroughs Marji’s biggest surprise since starting the business   Check out Marji Guyler-Alaniz Across the Net: FarmHer Website Email: info@farmher.com   Share the Ag-Love! Thanks for joining us on the Future of Agriculture Podcast – your spot for valuable information, content, and interviews with industry leaders throughout the agricultural space! If you enjoyed this week’s episode, please subscribe on iTunes and leave your honest feedback. Don’t forget to share it with your friends on your favorite social media spots! Learn more about AgGrad by visiting: AgGrad Website   AgGrad on Twitter   AgGrad on Facebook     AgGrad on LinkedIn    AgGrad on Instagram