In the fields, orchards, barns, and waters of Washington State, a quiet crisis is unfolding—one that threatens the future of family farms, rural communities, and the very food system we all rely on.
The Farming Show pulls back the curtain on the political, environmental, and social pressures reshaping agriculture in the Pacific Northwest. With unflinching honesty and a deep respect for the people who grow our food, host Dillon Honcoop takes listeners straight to the front lines of the fight for farming’s future.
Each week, the show tackles the top issues on the minds of farmers—from burdensome regulations and environmental litigation to labor challenges, market disruptions, and the threat of misinformation. But this isn’t just a policy podcast—it’s a storytelling platform. Listeners will hear directly from farmers, farmworkers, researchers, and advocates who are living the realities of today’s agricultural landscape.
What makes The Farming Show different is its willingness to ask hard questions, name names, and challenge powerful narratives that harm local farms. Backed by the advocacy and investigative work of Save Family Farming, this show doesn’t shy away from controversy—it leans in, bringing clarity, context, and conviction to the most complex issues.
Whether you’re a farmer, a policymaker, or just someone who cares about where your food comes from, The Farming Show offers a compelling look at what’s at stake—and what we can do to protect the future of farming in Washington State and beyond.
Subscribe to The Farming Show Podcast on your favorite audio platform to listen anytime. If you want to listen live, you can catch The Farming Show Saturday mornings at 7am on KGMI Radio, 96.5 FM and 790 AM in Bellingham, Washington.
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In the fields, orchards, barns, and waters of Washington State, a quiet crisis is unfolding—one that threatens the future of family farms, rural communities, and the very food system we all rely on.
The Farming Show pulls back the curtain on the political, environmental, and social pressures reshaping agriculture in the Pacific Northwest. With unflinching honesty and a deep respect for the people who grow our food, host Dillon Honcoop takes listeners straight to the front lines of the fight for farming’s future.
Each week, the show tackles the top issues on the minds of farmers—from burdensome regulations and environmental litigation to labor challenges, market disruptions, and the threat of misinformation. But this isn’t just a policy podcast—it’s a storytelling platform. Listeners will hear directly from farmers, farmworkers, researchers, and advocates who are living the realities of today’s agricultural landscape.
What makes The Farming Show different is its willingness to ask hard questions, name names, and challenge powerful narratives that harm local farms. Backed by the advocacy and investigative work of Save Family Farming, this show doesn’t shy away from controversy—it leans in, bringing clarity, context, and conviction to the most complex issues.
Whether you’re a farmer, a policymaker, or just someone who cares about where your food comes from, The Farming Show offers a compelling look at what’s at stake—and what we can do to protect the future of farming in Washington State and beyond.
Subscribe to The Farming Show Podcast on your favorite audio platform to listen anytime. If you want to listen live, you can catch The Farming Show Saturday mornings at 7am on KGMI Radio, 96.5 FM and 790 AM in Bellingham, Washington.
Former Lynden-Area Dairy Hosts In Vitro Fertilization Service for Cows
The Farming Show
22 minutes 39 seconds
2 weeks ago
Former Lynden-Area Dairy Hosts In Vitro Fertilization Service for Cows
In vitro fertilization technology is changing the way farmers improve their herd's genetics, allowing them to raise the healthiest, best-producing animals much more quickly than traditional breeding.
And now Whatcom County is home to a facility where farmers can bring cows to use this technology.
McKenzie Corpron, an embryologist with Trans Ova Genetics, joins Dillon with details on the company's new satellite center housed at Mark Van Mersbergen's former Lynden-area dairy, Markwell Holsteins.
The Farming Show
In the fields, orchards, barns, and waters of Washington State, a quiet crisis is unfolding—one that threatens the future of family farms, rural communities, and the very food system we all rely on.
The Farming Show pulls back the curtain on the political, environmental, and social pressures reshaping agriculture in the Pacific Northwest. With unflinching honesty and a deep respect for the people who grow our food, host Dillon Honcoop takes listeners straight to the front lines of the fight for farming’s future.
Each week, the show tackles the top issues on the minds of farmers—from burdensome regulations and environmental litigation to labor challenges, market disruptions, and the threat of misinformation. But this isn’t just a policy podcast—it’s a storytelling platform. Listeners will hear directly from farmers, farmworkers, researchers, and advocates who are living the realities of today’s agricultural landscape.
What makes The Farming Show different is its willingness to ask hard questions, name names, and challenge powerful narratives that harm local farms. Backed by the advocacy and investigative work of Save Family Farming, this show doesn’t shy away from controversy—it leans in, bringing clarity, context, and conviction to the most complex issues.
Whether you’re a farmer, a policymaker, or just someone who cares about where your food comes from, The Farming Show offers a compelling look at what’s at stake—and what we can do to protect the future of farming in Washington State and beyond.
Subscribe to The Farming Show Podcast on your favorite audio platform to listen anytime. If you want to listen live, you can catch The Farming Show Saturday mornings at 7am on KGMI Radio, 96.5 FM and 790 AM in Bellingham, Washington.
