Your Ag Empire
THE PODCAST
All the real conversations that take place at producer meetings.
Or, rather, the conversations you wish took place.
110 Colby and Phallyn King: Entrepreneurship, Ranching, and a Historic Wedding Venue
Join us for an inspiring podcast episode featuring Colby and Phallyn King, the visionary duo behind 4 Kings Ranch and 1684 Venue | Resort. Based in Webbers Falls, Oklahoma, their partnership blends heritage, innovation, and a commitment to sustainability. Through their ventures, including premier Braunvieh cattle breeding and the creation of unforgettable experiences at 1684 Venue | Resort, Colby and Phallyn epitomize entrepreneurial spirit and legacy-building. Tune in as they share insights into their journey, the future of the beef industry, and the essence of community-driven agriculture. Don't miss this captivating conversation with two trailblazers shaping the landscape of agriculture and hospitality.
105 Will Clay: IoT, Viral TikToks, and Ranch Innovations
Will Clay is a seasoned Senior IoT Solutions Architect with a decade of experience in the field. Hailing from Perkins, Okla., Will has made significant strides in designing IoT hardware and equipment, specifically tailored for the utility industry.
104 Sadie Lackey: Politics and Philanthropy
Sadie Lackey is a University of Georgia graduate, political junky, agriculture advocate, and stage 4 Hodgkin Lymphoma survivor.
101 Chris Fryer: successful elevator manager and grain merchandiser
Chris Fryer joins us on Your Ag Empire sharing his career as a successful elevator manager and grain merchandiser.
Introducing: Your Ag Empire with Jonathon Haralson
What qualifies me to host a podcast? More than two decades of betting the house on farming and ranching, launching and leaving career as a commodity broker, and learning the hard way emotional-based decision making can sway business strategies and create problems that require years of recovery. Instead, I guide farmers and ranchers from across the country, on how using calculated and objective decision making, like those made by Fortune 500 companies, can catapult farms and ranches into a pattern of success season after season.