In this engaging conversation, Tyler Jaenen and Dallas Leduc discuss the challenges and experiences of farming, particularly during the busy holiday season. They share personal anecdotes about winter preparations, equipment issues, and the importance of mental health in agriculture. Guest Brad Ferguson joins to provide insights into his farming journey, snow plowing operations, and the value of using older equipment. The discussion also touches on the challenges posed by emissions regulations and the importance of reaching out for help when dealing with stress in farming. In this engaging conversation, Dallas Leduc and Tyler Jaenen discuss various aspects of modern farming, including the challenges faced by farmers, the benefits of innovative equipment like the Vermeer baler and mother bins, and the impact of GPS technology on efficiency. They also delve into the importance of straw management for profit and soil health, share insights on restoring classic tractors like the Black Big Bud, and explore the role of social media in connecting with the agricultural community.

In this episode of the Bunny Hug Farmers podcast, hosts Tyler Jaenen and Dallas Leduc welcome Tyler and Shauna Getz from Lucky Lake, who share their experiences in farming and ranching. The conversation covers winter preparations, crop yields, the evolution of their cattle company, and the challenges faced in agriculture, including mental health. The Getz family discusses their breeding program, equipment innovations, and future plans for their farm, while also emphasizing the importance of community and family connections in the farming lifestyle.

In this episode of the Bunny Hug Farmers podcast, hosts Tyler Jaenen and Dallas Leduc engage with Lance Neilson, a cattle farmer and content creator. They discuss various aspects of farming, including current activities, the importance of community support, and innovative practices in cattle handling and breeding. Lance shares insights on direct-to-consumer beef sales, the role of social media in agriculture, and mental health awareness among farmers. The conversation highlights the unique challenges and rewards of rural life, emphasizing the need for consistency in social media presence to build trust with consumers. The episode concludes with discussions on market dynamics and personal preferences for beef cuts.

This week on the podcast we have the tick tock star King of Pilsner on the podcast! its an interesting one folks hope you enjoy!

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Whether it is information, conflict or crisis, the first step is communication. Call before the problem becomes a crisis. The Farm Stress Line can help if you are managing farm difficulties by providing support for farmers and ranchers.

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The stress line is a free service that is available 24 hours a day 365 days a year.

Some symptoms of stress can include:

Stomach distress Unexplained headaches Back pain/and or generalized aches and pains Muscle tension Chest Pain Chronic fatigue Insomnia or disrupted sleep Change in appetite Irritability or anger out of proportion to the situation Forgetfulness Trouble making decisions Inability to relax and/or concentrate Relationship problems, hard on self, family or others Depression/withdrawal Over reliance on over-the-counter medication Substance abuse Thoughts of and/or attempts at suicide

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Summary

In this episode, Tyler and Dallas discuss their recent harvest experiences, the challenges they faced, and the impact of weather on crop yields. They delve into the financial struggles farmers are currently facing due to low commodity prices and high input costs. The conversation shifts to equipment maintenance, the importance of community support in agriculture, and their relationships with hunters on their land. They also share plans for future podcast guests and episodes. In this engaging conversation, Tyler Jaenen and Dallas Leduc share personal anecdotes about hunting, tractor maintenance, and the importance of community in agriculture. They discuss the benefits of fuel savings through co-ops, the significance of historical fencing, and the challenges of managing water resources on the farm. The duo also touches on mental health issues in the agricultural community, emphasizing the importance of seeking help. They conclude with reflections on the joy of podcasting and the connections they've made through their shared experiences in farming.

This is our very first podcast we are new to this, we are just here to have some fun!

In this episode of the Bunny Hug Farmers podcast, hosts Tyler Jaenen and Dallas LaDuke welcome back Kale Marks to discuss a variety of topics related to farming, community safety, and personal experiences. The conversation covers the challenges faced during harvest, including equipment upgrades and the importance of community support. Kale shares a harrowing encounter with a local meth head, highlighting safety concerns in rural areas. The hosts also discuss the evolution of tractors, mental health resources for farmers, and the fun of vintage snowmobiles. The episode emphasizes the importance of sharing stories and experiences among farmers, creating a sense of community and support.

On this episode we have the YouTube Star Tony Fast from the YouTube channel Fast Ag Montana on the Podcast! We talk about his family history, Comin back to the farm after working away for a few years, starting a YouTube channel, having hired help on the farm and much more!

Tyler Jaenen (@tyler.jaenen) | TikTokEveryone knows Dallas (@dallasleduc) | TikTok(449) Fast Ag Montana - YouTubeFast AG Montana Tony Fast (@fast.ag.mt) • Instagram photos and videosSaskAgMatters Mental Health Network Inc.Saskatchewan Farm Stress Line « 24/7 Support & Counselling for FarmersSaskatchewan farm stress line at 1-800-677-4442 or vist there website at ⁠Farm Stress Line | Programs and Services | Government of Saskatchewan⁠Calls to the Farm Stress Line are answered by Mobile Crisis Services, a non-profit, community based agency providing crisis intervention services in Saskatchewan since 1974.

Whether it is information, conflict or crisis, the first step is communication. Call before the problem becomes a crisis. The Farm Stress Line can help if you are managing farm difficulties by providing support for farmers and ranchers.

There is no call display

The stress line is a free service that is available 24 hours a day 365 days a year.

Some symptoms of stress can include:

Stomach distress Unexplained headaches Back pain/and or generalized aches and pains Muscle tension Chest Pain Chronic fatigue Insomnia or disrupted sleep Change in appetite Irritability or anger out of proportion to the situation Forgetfulness Trouble making decisions Inability to relax and/or concentrate Relationship problems, hard on self, family or others Depression/withdrawal Over reliance on over-the-counter medication Substance abuse Thoughts of and/or attempts at suicide

HealthLine 8-1-1 | SaskHealthAuthority