Betsy Freese's guest appearances

Betsy Freese

Ag News Daily

Successful Farming Podcast

The Swine it Podcast Show

Rob Sharkey

Vance Crowe

Marji Guyler-Alaniz

Matthew Rooda

Ray Bohacz

Jim Burns

Sonny Perdue

David Miller

Dean Boyd

Marissa Hake

Derrick Josi

Chris Parks

Steve Edmunds

John Deere

Joe Sweeney

OwlTail

Thirty-seven years ago, a young woman named Betsy Freese began her career as the assistant swine editor for Successful Farming magazine. She has had many more titles and duties since then, including having an industry-changing impact on the swine industry with her annual "Pork Powerhouses" reports. On July 1st, she is retiring. There is no doubt that Betsy has left her mark on agriculture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Thirty-seven years ago, a young woman named Betsy Freese began her career as the assistant swine editor for Successful Farming magazine. She has had many more titles and duties since then, including having an industry-changing impact on the swine industry with her annual "Pork Powerhouses" reports. On July 1st, she is retiring. There is no doubt that Betsy has left her mark on agriculture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

SF Podcast 75: Successful Farming's Betsy Freese Retires

“One thing that I heard from producers is that, if things turn around, they could reactivate some of these sow farms. They could restock. The market has been back up. So, don't be surprised if this industry turns and starts expanding again.” – Betsy Freese  What you will learn:  The biggest insights over the decades; Takeaways from the 2020 Report; The one production system that grew the most, and the one that retracted the most; The one consistent pattern from successful swine producers.   Meet the guest: Betsy Freese is an American editor, blogger, and radio personality who focuses on small and large-scale agriculture journalism as executive editor for Successful Farming and Living the Country Life. She was the host of both the Living the Country Life radio series and TV show. She produces the exclusive annual Pork Powerhouses ranking of the largest pork producers in the U.S. and Canada.  This episode was published by Lauro Faccin.

“One thing that I heard from producers is that, if things turn around, they could reactivate some of these sow farms. They could restock. The market has been back up. So, don't be surprised if this industry turns and starts expanding again.” – Betsy Freese What you will learn: <ol> <li>The biggest insights over the decades;</li> <li>Takeaways from the 2020 Report;</li> <li>The one production system that grew the most, and the one that retracted the most;</li> <li>The one consistent pattern from successful swine producers.</li> </ol> Meet the guest: Betsy Freese is an American editor, blogger, and radio personality who focuses on small and large-scale agriculture journalism as executive editor for Successful Farming and Living the Country Life. She was the host of both the Living the Country Life radio series and TV show. She produces the exclusive annual Pork Powerhouses ranking of the largest pork producers in the U.S. and Canada. This episode was published by Lauro Faccin.

2020's Pork Powerhouses - Betsy Freese

Lots going on in U.S. agriculture but also, there's even more happening with African Swine Fever in China. Besty Freese talks through her article in Successful Farming about her trip to China.If you would like to donate to those effected by the flooding, follow the links below:Nebraska Department of AgNebraska Farm BureauNebraska Cattlemen's Association Also, if you would like to read Betsy's article for yourself, check it out here.

Lots going on in U.S. agriculture but also, there's even more happening with African Swine Fever in China. Besty Freese talks through her article in Successful Farming about her trip to China. If you would like to donate to those effected by the flooding, follow the links below: Nebraska Department of AgNebraska Farm BureauNebraska Cattlemen's Association Also, if you would like to read Betsy's article for yourself, check it out here.

African Swine Fever with Betsy Freese