Podcasts about sunrise cooperative

This week's Ohio Ag Net Podcast features Matt Reese and Dusty Sonnenberg talking with Russ Rice from Fulton County and Matt Spillman from Stark County with a recap of the 2024 Ohio Crop Tour. Featured audio within this show includes an update of the brand new Henry County Event Center with Bailey Elchinger and Sara Shepard, as well as a look at technology and the 4Rs with Craig Houin from Sunrise Cooperative.

According to the latest Census of Agriculture, Ohio lost 300,000 acres of farmland between 2017 and 2022. How can we harness the economic and energy development Ohio is realizing, while still maintaining the state's agrarian heritage and its #1 industry. As we find out from Andrew Wecker of Wright and Moore on this Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast, the issue brings with it many challenges and opportunities. Plus, farm bill talks are happening, but action doesn't seem to be a priority. Find out why it is for Sunrise Cooperative as we visit with CEO George Secor.

Sunrise Cooperative announces $8M expansion in Crestline: https://www.richlandsource.com/2023/11/12/sunrise-cooperative-announces-8m-expansion-in-crestline/ Today – Sunrise Cooperative, a big name in agriculture, has just wrapped up an expansive $8 million project, boosting their facilities in Crestline.Support the show: https://www.sourcemembers.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Jay Martin is a Professor of Ecological Engineering in the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences at Ohio State and is the Project Director for the Pilot Watershed project in the Shallow Run Basin. He joined Kernels host Luke Crumley on this episode of Kernels to talk about this new project. Spoiler alert: Growers in the project area can earn incentives, bring funds to their community, win a fishing trip, and much more by participating in this project. Not to mention increase yields and promote water-quality practices. Learn more about the project at https://u.osu.edu/wilsonlab/current-projects-and-publications/pilot-watershed-project/. Get involved by contacting Dr. Jay Martin by email at Martin.113@osu.edu. The largest sponsors and contributors of this project include USDA-NRCS ($6.8M), and the State of Ohio ($6M) via the Ohio Department of Agriculture and H2Ohio and Ohio Department of Natural Resources. The Agricultural Retailers (Nutrient Ag Solutions, Heritage Cooperative, Haselman Ag, and Sunrise Cooperative) are supporting the project by contributing a total of $207,000 of personnel time. Other contributors include SWCD-Hardin County, The National Center for Water Quality Research at Heidelberg University, USDA Conservation Effects Assessment Program, USDA Agricultural Research Service-Soil Drainage Research Unit, Mosaic, Ohio Agribusiness Association-Nutrient Stewardship Council, Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, Ohio Dairy Producers, Ohio Soybean Council, Ohio Corn and Wheat, American Farmland Trust, United States Geological Survey, Ohio Sea Grant, National Wildlife Federation, Lake Erie Foundation, and The Nature Conservancy. Contributions of personnel time are also being made by academic partners supporting the project (OSU, BGSU, Kent State U,. and U. Toledo). Luke Crumley is the Director of Public Policy & Sustainability at Ohio Corn & Wheat. Kernels is a production of Ohio Corn & Wheat and hosts conversations about the corn and wheat industry in Ohio, their respective checkoff programs, and the work the Grower's Association is doing in on behalf of Ohio grain farmers. About Ohio Corn & Wheat Ohio Corn & Wheat works to create opportunities for long-term Ohio corn and small grain grower profitability. It is a strategic alliance of two checkoffs and one membership-based organization. The Ohio Corn Checkoff and Ohio Small Grains Checkoff work to develop and expand markets, fund research and provide education about corn and wheat, respectively. The Ohio Corn & Wheat Growers Association is a membership organization advocating for supportive public policy on behalf of its farmer members.  For more information, visit ohiocornandwheat.org.

Ty Higgins of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation joins the team to share what Ohio Agriculture groups have reccomended be improved on the Ohio State Fairgrounds. Dale has reports with United Soybean Chair Steve Rinehard and George Secore of Sunrise Cooperative on Sunrise University. All of that and more thanks to AgriGold!

In the last episode of Smarter Every Season, the hosts had an in-depth conversation with former Precision Planting engineer turned dealer Ben Schlipf about many things, including service. This inspired the hosts to pull in a few different dealers to get their opinion on everything from service agreements and planter clinics to how they charge for and handle labor and more. Dealers featured in the episode include: -Tom Cook from Sunrise Cooperative. Sunrise Cooperative has multiple locations across north-central Ohio and offer many service to growers including seed, chemical, and fertilizer as well as being a Precision Planting dealer. For more information on Sunrise Cooperative and the services they offer visit their website here https://www.sunriseco-op.com/ (https://www.sunriseco-op.com/) or find them on Twitter at https://twitter.com/SunriseCoopOH (@SunriseCoopOH) -Mark Baker of Baker Precision Planter Works out of Orangeville, Illinois. Baker Precision Planter works is an independent family owned dealership where Mark and his son, Chad, partner to offer Precision Planting products as well as other product lines. They also dairy and row crop farm. For more information on their dealership visit their website at https://bakerprecisionplanterworks.com/ (https://bakerprecisionplanterworks.com/) or find them on Twitter at https://twitter.com/PrecisionBaker (@PrecisionBaker) -Casey Seubert and Ben Dressen from S & S Equipment out of Lawton, Iowa. S & S is an ag equipment dealer that features many product lines including Precision Planting. Included here is their website for more information https://www.ssequip.com/ (https://www.ssequip.com/) and they are also on Twitter athttps://twitter.com/Ssequip ( @Ssequip)

For generations it has been ingrained in our society that after you graduate high school, the next logical step is to continue your education at the college level. Although there is value in getting a degree in a specialty of your choice, many students are finding a different path to a successful career by foregoing 2 or 4 year universities and diving right into a career. Realizing the growth of that thought process, while the workforce is shrinking, Sunrise Cooperative created the RISE FFA Career Program, and from that, Sunrise University. On this Our Ohio Weekly, meet the CEO of Sunrise and two of his newest employees who decided to fill out a job application instead of a college application. 00:00 - George Secor, President and CEO of Sunrise, Jacob Walters, 2021 RISE FFA Career Recipient and Sunrise University participant Shaun Hall talk about the new career oriented programs they are involved in. 23:50 - The man behind The Ohio State Fair has strong agricultural roots here in the Buckeye State. Virgil Strickler shares his story "To the Beat of Agriculture". 32:20 - Ohio Farm Bureau's policy counsel, Leah Curtis, talks about the issue of stray voltage and how one Ohio dairy was impacted. 42:20 - If you produce, process or partake in red meat, you can take part in the ACEnet meat processing survey. Ohio Farm Bureau member Paul Dorrance has the details.

In this episode of Precision Points, Morgan talks with Craig Houin of Sunrise Cooperative about the viability and scalability of drones for row crops. Craig shares the research and work they are doing to test drones in their marketplace, with the goal of extracting valuable and useful information. You can access the full show notes at PrecisionAgReviews.com.

In Episode 10 of Precision Points, Morgan discusses the key tools Sunrise Cooperative, an Ag Retailer, uses for in-season diagnostics. From tools they have used for years, to things they are exploring today, this comprehensive in-season tool round-up wraps up our first season of Precision Points. Show notes

On his last solo go Craig is joined by guest host Archie Kidd, Custom Applicator with Sunrise Cooperative, as they chat with Michael Ott, CEO of Rantizo, about his company and how they are changing the way applications are made through drone technology.

On today’s Closing the Gap episode, Craig is joined by Craig Haugaard, VP of Grain at Sunrise Cooperative, as they sit down with Fernando Adler of Silveus Financial to discuss the future of risk management.

Joel Wipperfurth and Craig Houin, R7 and Data Innovation Lead at Sunrise Cooperative in Fremont, Ohio continue their discussion on ag tech adoption. Tune into this episode to discover how to implement crop modeling tools and three consideration to make when evaluating new tech.

On this episode of The Deal With Yield, Joel Wipperfurth is joined by Craig Houin, R7 and Data Innovation Lead at Sunrise Cooperative in Fremont, Ohio to discuss key decisions farmers should make when adopting tech. The two also share their highlights and learnings from the Forbes AgTech Summit.

The 80th episode of the Ohio Ag Net Podcast, sponsored by AgriGold, brings together Matt Reese, Joel Penhorwood and Ty Higgins to talk the latest issues hitting Ohio ag. The team recaps the latest #WaterDrama18 following the quarterly meeting of the Ohio Soil and Water Conservation Commission. Ohio Corn and Wheat's Tadd Nicholson talks about the decision to table the motion. Joel chats with Yvonne Lesicko, VP of Public Policy with the Ohio Farm Bureau, to talk about the organization's take on Issue 1. Ty hears from George Secor, CEO of Sunrise Cooperative about a new development in their ongoing sagas that touch thousands of Ohio farmer-owners.

In this week’s episode of the Precision Vision Podcast, Craig and Morgan are joined by several guests to discuss the Sunrise Cooperative crop nutrient line, Progressive Crop Technology, better known as PCT | Sunrise. Tune in for interviews with Bob Lucia, PCT | Sunrise Manager, George D. Secor, President/CEO of Sunrise Cooperative, and Doug Wical, South Equipment Technology Lead

The Ohio Ag Net crew talks giant hogweed, fungicides, helicopter aerial application, and summer fun in this podcast. Ty hears from Aaron Drake of Sunrise Cooperative on aerial application from a helicopter and the uniqueness of the job. Dale talks to John Brien, AgriGold agronomist, on what to keep in mind with regard to fungicides. We also hear from Karl Marshall, a farmer from Auglaize County, who was week two's winner of Feeding Farmers.

The 60th episode of the Ohio Ag Net Podcast, sponsored by AgriGold, brings the crew of Joel Penhorwood, Dale Minto, and Ty Higgins. Ty talks with George Secor, CEO of Sunrise Cooperative, about a legal win after the company's recent merger.

In this episode of Precision Vision Podcast, Craig and Morgan discuss the value of the Field Forecasting Tool (FFT), with special guest Matt Carstens of Land O’Lakes SUSTAIN, and 4R Nutrient Specialist Chris Horning of Sunrise Cooperative.

In the third episode of the Precision Vision Podcast, we continue our series the 7 Pillars of the R7 Tool, focusing in this episode on Scripting, with an interview from Tom Cook, North Equipment Technology Lead from Sunrise Cooperative.