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The Ag Queen Podcast

The Ag Queen Podcast

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With a tilt of the cowboy hat and rodeo queen wave, Lorrie Boyer brings you information direct from the industry leaders.
The Ag Queen Podcast 2026
Economics
Episodes
  • Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 105 | International Dairy Foods Association
    Jun 25 2026
    Tom Wonjo, COO of the International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA), discussed the robust growth and optimism in the dairy industry. He highlighted a $13 billion investment, making dairy the largest retail category with $80 billion in sales and nearly $10 billion in annual exports. He noted the impact of GLP-1s, with 9-13% of consumers currently using them, and the potential for oral GLP-1s to increase this to 30%. Wojno emphasized the importance of flexibility, sustainability, and efficiency in dairy production. He also mentioned IDFA's new state government affairs team and Project Diversify, aimed at expanding dairy exports.
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  • Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 104 | Advice on Ag Job Hunting with Kim Rounds
    May 15 2026
    Kim Rounds, Talent Acquisition Manager at Five Rivers Cattle Feed Yard, discusses strategies for entering the agriculture industry. She emphasizes the importance of showcasing all relevant experiences, even if they seem unrelated to agriculture. Most jobs at Five Rivers are feedlot roles, with a smaller percentage in office positions. Rounds advises applicants to use online platforms strategically and to persistently follow up. She notes a significant increase in female applicants and the need for companies to support work-life balance. Rounds also highlights the importance of soft skills and the adaptability of candidates without traditional ag backgrounds.
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  • Ag Queen Podcast | Episode 103 | From Cornfields to Cockpits
    Apr 10 2026
    The Ag Queen podcast discusses sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) with Tom Michaels of United Airlines and Allison Graab from the Sustainable Aviation Coalition. SAF is made from renewable products like corn, soybeans, and sorghum. The U.S. is a leader in SAF technology, with production rising 157% to 240 million gallons in 2025. Despite this, jet fuel use in 2025 was over 26 billion gallons, projected to reach 31 billion by 2045. SAF doesn't require new infrastructure and can help airlines mitigate fuel price volatility, making it a strategic investment for long-term resilience.
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