Jason Harrold joins Ryan as a long time listener to the Little Red Barn Podcast. A small farmer himself, Jason shares successes and challenges from his experience in the agriculture industry. The guys talk planting delays, economies of scale on equipment, and their visions for the future.

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The Indiana primary elections are this week, so the guys take a bit of time to have a practical, non-partisan discussion on several of the current Indiana Governor candidates and their "official" ideas on ag policy. Let's be honest...most of them just pay lip service to Ag, if they do anything.

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Mother nature doesn't seem to want to play fair with planting, but Ryan has the bean planter out of the shop to get tuned up. We get planting reports, headline updates and take a look at a new way of reporting yields in this week's podcast.

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It's been a slow week in the ag world locally, with weather keeping many folks out of the field. So, the guys talk about alternative ag production in the state of Indiana, with several surprises. Plus, stories about playing lacrosse with Dave Grohl, school plays wrecking track meets, and the best bands to see live.

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Ryan and Coyote discuss the overabundance of moisture, potential for delayed planting, the most recent WASDE, the eclipse, farmers needing to dig in to CI Scoring, and how travel sports teams are running High School spring sports. It's getting to be a very busy time of year.

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It's a reunion in the studio this week as Coyote returns. The guys opine on school boards, spring-break travel, Ryan's grumpiness, and the weather!

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Purdue has punched its ticket to the Final Four. Coyote boycotts the studio because he bleeds Tennessee Orange. So Ryan flies solo and gives us a look at how April may look for agriculture in the wake of last Thursday's USDA Prospective Plantings and Quarterly Grain Stocks reports.

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Ian Martin joins his dad in the co-host chair while Coyote enjoys spring break with his son. The guys chat about early spring work and burning on the farm before taking a 5000 foot look at some very controversial proposals to bore deep injection wells to pump high pressure, liquid CO2 over a mile beneath the surface Indiana landowners.

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