HeyJaredThe Farmer Tan Podcast
Climb up in the cab and ride a round or two with Jared and Jake on the Farmer Tan Podcast, as they strive to be both entertaining as well as mildly informative.
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- Aug 29, 2026
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- Jul 16, 2026
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When Corn Fights Back: 2026 has been a hoot so far. (opens the original)
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—Jared needs a spade, and a friend— Joined by Jake and agronomist Brandon Carter, the hosts move from joking banter to the gritty realities of 2026: pivots that keep running but don’t refill the profile, silage decisions born of poor pollination, and the strange rhythms of storms that form and fizzle just out of reach. They trace a season of split-second choices—planting into dry soil on faith, chasing erratic Western bean cutworm flights, and watching rootworm populations mutate—while swapping
It's Summer Time. Pivots, Power Units & Bass Lines (opens the original)
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Pull up a seat on the tailgate and listen as Jared, Jake in the 308, and special guest Owen weave a summer story of scorched fields, stubborn power units, and the messy joys of county fair life. From late-night hay hauls and pivot troubleshooting to the laugh-out-loud moment when an earplug disappears during a blacklight trap shoot, this episode feels like a long, hot day on the ranch you can almost smell. They trade practical farm updates for campfire-style tall tales — fishing tips born from b
Is Ohio part of the Midwest? Heat Domes, Tractor Pulls, Hog Barns, Kidney Stones, Resealable Socks (opens the original)
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Join the Farmer Tan crew for a sun-baked, laugh-out-loud episode that rolls from a 14-hour Ohio road trip, kidney stones, and the chaotic ballet of pivot irrigation. Special guest Nick's down-home stories thread through tractor rescues, manure mountain mishaps, and the small-town rhythms of family life and farming. Between hay bales and 4-H prep, the hosts trade quick-fire takes on heat, travel woes, and the weird comfort of working in the heat; they spar over whether Ohio belongs in the Midwest
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