Podcast appearances and mentions of randall reeder

Send us a textThis was a SPECIAL engagement in Houston, TX for the PREMIER Book release of "Son of SouthTown" by Sonny Sandoval. We had an amazing first event with the Bands "SPOKEN", "RELENT", and "REBORN", all while Sonny met everyone, signed books, and took pics. 1LoveHTX had the honor of giving away 600 books to people through the Houston market over 3 days. We visited private events, bars, churches, and sober living homes. It was an amazing time. This interview was during the FIRST night in Houston. We gave the audience a chance to ask some questions while Sonny answered, Near the end of the interview, we also had a special guest, Mr Randall Reeder....an actor from the Hollywood Blockbuster, "DEADPOOL". ENJOY!!!!  If you want to watch and listen to the video, check it out on the YouTube Channel for "1LoveHTX"........you might get a super cool surprise watching the bands ;-)Support the showCheck out what's happening locally with “1LoveHTX” and ways to get involved. www.1LoveHTX.org

In this episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show, Randall Reeder, Executive Director of the Ohio No-Till Council, explores the evolution of no-till farming and the growing importance of cover crops in sustainable agriculture. He shares how these practices are reshaping soil health, improving carbon storage, and addressing region-specific challenges. Listen now on all major platforms!"Ohio is home to the longest continuous no-till research, starting in 1962."Meet the guest: Randall Reeder is the Program Coordinator of the annual Conservation Tillage & Technology Conference and the Executive Director of the Ohio No-Till Council. He was an Extension Agricultural Engineer at Ohio State University for 32 years, where he conducted research on soil compaction and tillage systems. His extensive experience in agricultural engineering and conservation practices provides invaluable insights into sustainable farming practices. What you will learn:(00:00) Highlight(01:14) Introduction(02:58) History of the conference(06:51) Evolution of no-till practices(07:23) Cover crop benefits(15:41) No-till adoption(24:34) Soil carbon as storage(28:61) Final three questionsThe Crop Science Podcast Show is trusted and supported by the innovative companies:- KWS- CNH Reman- S&W Seed Co.

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In today's episode of the podcast, brought to you by Sound Agriculture, listen to a panel discussion from the 2025 National No-Tillage Conference. This discussion, centered on cover crops and extreme weather conditions, features 4 growers from 4 different states who all have a wealth of experience using cover crops. Listen as No-Till Legend and former Ohio State Extension ag engineer Randall Reeder moderates this panel featuring Ray McCormick, Loran Steinlage, Barry Fisher and Allen Berry.

Stories from the 2024 Conservation Tillage & Technology Conference in Ada, Ohio featuring host Big Dan Wilson with Randall Reeder who helps coordinate this annual event, and Terry Mascher H2Ohio. Those stories and more! 

For this episode of the No-Till Farmer Influencers & Innovators Podcast, brought to you by Martin-Till, Editor Frank Lessiter hosts a panel discussion with six individuals who have attended every National No-Tillage Conference since it began in 1993: Allen Berry, Allan Brooks, R.D. Wolheter, Bryan Van Holten, Randall Reeder and the late Scott Davidson. Davidson passed away in April of 2021 but attended all 29 National No-Tillage Conferences held during his lifetime.

In this episode of the No-Till Farmer Influencers & Innovators podcast, brought to you by Source by Sound Agriculture, No-Till Legend and former Ohio State Extension ag engineer Randall Reeder talks about his secondary career portraying the old pop culture icon Will Rogers.

Host Big Dan Wilson is joined by Randall Reeder to discuss the upcoming Conservation Tillage and Technology Conference, Terry Mescher from the Ohio Department of Agriculture discusses H2Ohio updates and we learn about Pipe Ag and their services form Apple Farm Service. 

On this week's podcast Dusty and Matt sit down with Randall Reeder who talks about the No-Till Conference. Matt also chats with Jill Adelsberger from Cargill who talks about the issues facing the agriculture industry in relation to the markets. Ben Klick of the Ohio Corn and Wheat Association and Patrick Knouff who is the President of Ohio Soybean Association talk with Matt at the Grain Farms Symposium. Both guys farm on different ends of Ohio. Dale also talks with Shelby Guthrie who was named the Teacher of Year in relation to GrowNextGen. All this and more on this week's episode!   00:00 Intro and OCJ/OAN Staff Update   14:17 Jill Adelsberger – Cargill 19:52 Ben Klick and Patrick Knouff 36:03 Shelby Guthrie - GrowNextGen 47:25 Back with Randall Reeder

RED LETTER DAYS - PATT SCHWAB - WILL ROGERS TRIBUTE PERFORMER, RANDALL REEDER joins our Calendar Girl. Hear how Rogers saw the world. Guest Robert Sanford with suggestions for keeping track of closet items. Https://ObscureholidayEBooks. FundamentallySpeaking.com #obscureholidayebook#calendargirl, #Lifstyle, #Girl #Calendar, #businesshumor

Randall Reeder and Frank Lessiter discuss ridge-tilling on this week's episode of the “No-Till Influencers and Innovators” podcast. Once the primary form of conservation agriculture throughout Iowa, ridge-tilling involved building ridges in the fall, and then knocking over and planting into the tops of those ridges in the spring. The method pushed weed seeds near the crops into valleys between the ridges, along with residue, where it would be quickly canopied over by the growing crops – usually corn – and help retain water.

Host Dan Wilson is joined by Randall Reeder to discuss the annual Conservation Tillage and Technology Conference.

In September of 2021, No-Till Farmer commissioned a project to determine the most significant research and publications that assisted in the understanding, and adoption, of no-till agriculture. Randall Reeder, retired ag engineer from Ohio State University and Don Reicosky, retired USDA soil scientist, collaborated on a detailed process to complete the large and aggressive project in advance of three important no-till milestones in 2022.

Happy March, Everyone! Matt and Dusty are joined by one of our OCJ team members, Jeff Reese, and Elizabeth Long of Ag Resource Management, who talks about Crop Insurance after a vigorous discussion about donuts with the group. Dale has audio with Randall Reeder about the 2021 Conservation Tillage Conference. Kolt has audio with Carey Martin from the Texas Farm Bureau Radio Network about the challenges they have had after the surge of winter weather out there. Kolt also has audio with Ohio Farm Bureau's Brandon Kern on National Policy. 

In this episode of the No-Till Farmer Influencers & Innovators podcast, brought to you by Topcon Agriculture, No-Till Farmer editor Frank Lessiter talks with Randall Reeder, who has done years of research on ridge-till, strip-till no-till and conventional tillage through his work at the Hoytville Research Station in northwest Ohio.

In this No-Till Farmer podcast, brought to you by Copperhead Ag, we welcome Frank Lessiter, Allen Berry, Allan Brooks, R.D. Wolheter, Bryan Von Holten, Scott Davidson, and Randall Reeder to reflect on the past 25 years of no-till learning.

In our tenth No-Till Farmer podcast, brought to you by Copperhead Ag, we welcome Frank Lessiter, Allen Berry, Allan Brooks, R.D. Wolheter, Bryan Von Holten, Scott Davidson, and Randall Reeder to reflect on the past 25 years of no-till learning.

What would Will Rogers Do? –Surprising thoughts on what Will would do today. Only on Never Too Late: famous American commentator of the 1930’s, Will Rogers, (brought to life by Randall Reeder) talks with our own Justice Richard Guy. willrogerstoday.com

What would Will Rogers Do? –Surprising thoughts on what Will would do today. Only on Never Too Late: famous American commentator of the 1930’s, Will Rogers, (brought to life by Randall Reeder) talks with our own Justice Richard Guy. willrogerstoday.com

A Conversation with Will Rogers. Will Rogers was our best known American 85 years ago. He wrote newspaper columns, commenting, with wisdom and humor, on politics, banking, agriculture and more. Meet Randall Reeder who keeps Will alive today

A Conversation with Will Rogers. Will Rogers was our best known American 85 years ago. He wrote newspaper columns, commenting, with wisdom and humor, on politics, banking, agriculture and more. Meet Randall Reeder who keeps Will alive today

Today on the show we learn a little about Randall Reeder who is back on the show, why? Because he is awesome and it's Friday. Also we talk some news.

Today on the show we learn a little about Randall Reeder who is back on the show, why? Because he is awesome and it’s Friday. Also we talk some news.