Farm4Profit Podcast
Farm4Fun w/ the Tarheel Farmer Will Brinkley
Episode Summary
We had a blast getting to know Will Brinkley AKA the Tarheel Farmer during this Farm4Fun episode. What a neat way to learn about his favorite thing to do, which is farm. Will has a unique market for most of his corn crop and you won't ever catch him without his Key Bibs on! Listen in!
Episode Notes
- Welcome to a Farm4Fun episode (Airing 10/25/21)
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- @KYJoe ***** – Great!!
- Commercial – remind the listeners about the fall 500 acres of meltdown and 401 team to get a free field in 365
- @tarheelfarmer – Will Brinkley - 154.1k followers
- From North Carolina
- Has in interesting story on how he became a farmer
- ffa in high school - one row corn planter as a senior
- college at 21 started helping a area farmer for 10 yrs (farm together)
- met his wife 5 years ago
- grandpa is 94
- grandpa was a small farmer
- key overalls - best in his opinion. married in them and will be buried them
- What is Trianglecc1947?
- ag leader partnership
- can vegetarians eat a zebra cake?
- What are some north Carolina foods - traditional meals?
- “Theory”When you screw something up just call it research
- How did you grow your audience
- What’s next? – where do we go from here?
- What's on your mind?
- Other hobbies?
- What do you do for fun?
- Who is/was the coolest person you met along the way?
- What do the most successful farmers have in common?
- Larger Discussions – Segments
- Ransomware attack on tractorhouse etc…..
- USDA would commit $500 million to expand meat and poultry processing capacity and create a more competitive livestock market.