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Cotton Rohrscheib

I've been an entrepreneur my entire life and have been blessed to have been associated with hundreds of startups and projects throughout my career. A few years ago I started offloading many of my business interests to spend more time w/ my family and retool my focus toward the agricultural industry, ultimately I landed at Farmers Business Network, Inc. w/ a great team of people w/ shared mission / vision and the rest is history! I still operate my personal website & blog occasionally on topics of interest to me including; parenting, agriculture, technology, and whatever else comes my direction! My blog, cotton.buzz, is the product of over 20yrs worth of content, photos, podcasts, videos, etc., and all of the content I produce is mine personally, and only represent my views and/or opinions on topics and do not represent any of the businesses or associations I'm affiliated with.

I Stay on Track w/ Reminders & Task Lists

April 21, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

I had someone ask me about how I keep myself organized and on task despite having been diagnosed w/ ADHD earlier in life. My answer was a lot simpler than it should have been but my response was that I’ve built my own system that works for me personally. It is built around using Apple […]

Filed Under: Blog, Health & Wellness Tagged With: adhd, reminders

It’s a Really Dry Start to the Season…

April 20, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

One of the big perks of my day job at Farmers Business Network is that I get to talk to farmers from across the United States. This helps me keep my finger on the pulse of the industry so I kind of know what’s on everyone’s mind. As of today, I would have to say […]

Filed Under: Blog, Farm & Business Tagged With: farm, planting, weather

Trading Card Grading Services

April 18, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

Back in my day there was no such thing as a grading service for trading cards. We simply eyeballed our cards and decided if they were in mint or very good condition, etc. I’m not complaining, I think it’s great that the hobby has became more sophisticated for serious collectors. I can see where this […]

Filed Under: Blog, Collecting & History, Farm & Business, Marketing & Tech, Weekend Projects Tagged With: card grading services, psa

Getting Soil Ready for Raised Beds

April 10, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

I’ve had a lot of people reach out to me for advice on what they should use to fill their raised beds. I’ve used different techniques over the years but this is pretty much my standard plan moving forward based on everything that I’ve learned through the years… Raised beds can make epic harvests… but […]

Filed Under: Blog, Urban Farming Tagged With: aeration, compost, fertilizer, ph, raised beds, soil

Are You Collecting Pokémon Cards?

April 8, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

I have to admit, I know absolutely nothing about Pokémon. I’ve only recently been looking into them as a result of seeing the demand on them first hand when I was recently in Target and saw that they had put a limit of two packages of cards per customer. I also saw a huge crowd […]

Filed Under: Blog, Collecting & History, Weekend Projects Tagged With: Pokémon

Meet me at #F2F26 “Farming for Your Life” on February 24-25 in Omaha, Nebraska

January 24, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

Cotton Rohrscheib's photos from FBN's past Farmer2Farmer events in Omaha, Nebraska

Now in its seventh year, FARMER2FARMER is back and better than ever. This is a huge event in the ag industry. I can promise you that it’s on a stage all by itself, just ask anyone that’s ever attended. Omaha is such a great town to host an event like this too, I’ve always had […]

Filed Under: Blog, Farm & Business Tagged With: f2f, f2f26, omaha, omaha farm events, omaha nebraska

FBN Takeover: Farmers Stories to be Featured on NASDAQ’s Billboard at Times Square in New York City

January 24, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

cotton rohrscheib discusses a contest from farmers business network for growers to have an opportunity to have their stories told on the nasdaq billboard in times square.

A select number of farmers will be featured on Nasdaq’s Times Square Tower in NYC, a rare opportunity to tell our farmers’ stories to the world on a 7-story-tall screen! They’ll also win a free ticket to F2F and see themselves on screen at the event in Omaha next month. Are you a farmer that […]

Filed Under: Blog, Farm & Business Tagged With: farm stories, farmer2farmer, farmers, Farmers Business Network, fbn, nasdaq, nasdaq billboard

Easy Starlink Installation and Great Service!

January 23, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

cotton rohrscheib's review of starlink internet service

I had some people ask me about my experience getting starlink setup at the farm so I thought I would throw a quick review up. I went online and ordered the standard installation package the other night and it arrived here at the farm yesterday (about 3 days). There was two boxes, I opened the […]

Filed Under: Blog, Farm & Business, Marketing & Tech, Weekend Projects Tagged With: elon musk, internet satellite service, internet service, rural internet, spacex, starlink, starlink installation

Tips & Preventative Maintenance to Help You Survive the Big Freeze this Weekend in the Mississippi Delta

January 22, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

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I was actually working on a checklist of things to do in preparation for the winter storm we have coming in this weekend when I noticed one of my co-workers shared a document in our slack channel that was much more comprehensive than my list, so I’m stealing his… credit goes to Will Scott. Emergency […]

Filed Under: Blog, Faith & Family, Farm & Business, Health & Wellness, Sports & Entertainment, Urban Farming, Weekend Projects Tagged With: drinking water, electricity, emergency food, food, generator, heating, plumbing, power outage, preventative maintenance, water, winter storm

Estate Planning Checklist

January 21, 2026 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

The other day I did a blog post about Estate Planning for My Special Needs Child, I got to thinking that I should have probably shared some really basic, but important information about estate planning that I learned when my dad passed away a few years ago. I would honestly print this list out and […]

Filed Under: Blog, Faith & Family, Farm & Business Tagged With: estate planning, funeral planning declaration, last will and testament, living will, power of attorney, tod, transfer on death

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