Everyone Depends on the Farmer No one understands the pressure that farmers are under unless they’ve walked a mile in their shoes. I was telling someone the other day how rural communities are completely dependent on the success of agriculture, it’s always been that way. If farmers have a good year everyone else does too, […]
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Ep033: Cotton Rohrscheib & Will Scott
In this episode of The Cotton Club I just have a quick conversation w/ FBN agronomist Will Scott about the current hot temperatures we are experiencing in the Mississippi Delta. We also covered fungicides, early soybeans, current cotton crop, and insecticides. I also touch on the topic of my latest email blast that discusses mental […]
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Check Your Cucumber Plants for Anthracnose
I was just out looking at my cucumber plants this morning at my home in central Arkansas after being gone for a few days and found signs of anthracnose on the leaves. This is a pretty nasty disease that is kinda common w/ cucumbers (especially in the mid-south). This disease can really cut yields if […]
EP:032 – Cotton Rohrscheib & Diana DeHart
On this episode of The Cotton Club podcast, Cotton Rohrscheib has a discussion w/ FBN’s Farmers Success Manager, Diana DeHart, and we discuss a wide variety of topics including FBN’s 2025 Planting Intentions Poll, Market Advisory Services, and 5 Important Tasks to be Successful in 2025
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Challenges & Opportunities Going into 2025
Someone in my network shared this information w/ me this morning and I thought it was pretty interesting. Apparently these are the results of a survey from Top Producer…
Find us at the 2025 Arkansas Women in Agriculture Conference in Hot Springs, Arkansas
I will be on hand with FBN Community Builder Kelly Rottinghaus at the 2025 Arkansas Women in Agriculture event in Hot Springs, Arkansas. The event starts on March 31st and will run through April 1st. If you haven’t registered yet, click here. This is a great event that offers both educational and networking opportunities for […]
Be Sure to Checkout FBN’s Farmers First™ Crop Nutrition & Adjuvant Lineup for 2025
Our southern agronomists, Will Scott & Dan Mattison, shared these Crop Nutrition & Adjuvant resources w/ me this past week in New Orleans and I thought I would share my notes from our meeting as a resource for growers to bookmark and refer back to from time to time… Adjuvants by Category They may have […]
What we all need in Dark Times…
Even though we differ in several ways I have always somehow felt a connection to Hemingway, not as a writer, but as a person. I do know he dealth with some dark times and depression (and without the help of modern medicine I might add). For some reason the algorithms keep pulling up quotes by […]
The Impact of Tariffs for Farmers and Protecting Precious Profit Margins with 0% Financing from Farmers Business Network
I hope you are doing well, I just wanted to drop you.a quick note to let you know about some important topics that our team at FBN has been discussing w/ other growers across the United States. Please continue on and if there’s anything I can do for you please don’t hesitate to give me […]
Being Broken but Keeping On…
Ernest Hemingway once wrote: The hardest lesson I have had to learn as an adult is the relentless need to keep going, no matter how broken I feel inside. This truth is raw, unfiltered, and painfully universal. Life doesn’t stop when we are exhausted, when our hearts are shattered, or when our spirits feel threadbare. It keeps moving—unyielding, indifferent—demanding that we keep pace. There is no pause button for grief, no intermission for healing, no moment where the world gently steps aside and allows us to mend. Life expects us to carry our burdens in silence, to push forward despite the weight of all we carry inside.
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