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The Legacy Starts Now: Farming with Purpose

We’ve talked soil. We’ve talked calcium. We’ve talked tissue testing. But what if we step back for a minute and ask: what’s it all really for?

This part of the podcast hits something deeper—the legacy we leave behind. Not just the fields, but the mindset, the work ethic, and the way we engage our kids in what we’re building. Because what good is building a high-performing operation if your children don’t want anything to do with it?

One of the guys made a powerful point: you could pour your whole life into building a farm, but if you never built the relationship with your kids, they might grow up resenting it. And then what? You hand it off to someone else’s kids?

But there’s a better way.

Use Farming as a Tool

It’s not just about yields. The tools of the farm—soil sampling, pulling tissue tests, walking fields—these can become quality moments with your kids. They’re not just jobs. They’re opportunities. Core memories are made in those moments.

Someone shared a story about their earliest farm memory, standing on the brake of the truck while their dad tossed hay to the cattle. That sticks with you. That’s legacy.

Make It Relatable

Even the simple things like walking a field or collecting samples can be a bonding experience. Take your kids. Let them hold the bucket. Let them help. You’re training the next generation not just to run numbers, but to care.

And if your kids don’t end up in ag? That’s okay too. The habits, the values, the critical thinking—they’ll carry that with them wherever they go.

Build Trendlines That Outlive You

Just like we track yield and nutrient response year over year, this is about creating a bigger trendline. And this matters more than ever with things like the carbon market and long-term soil health tracking. Having years of data—especially if it’s paired with experience—sets your operation apart. Not just for you, but for whoever comes next.

Tissue Testing & Trends

Tissue tests aren't perfect. They can be misleading when it comes to nutrient concentration if you're not careful. A small leaf and a large leaf might both contain the same amount of calcium, but one can look deficient on paper simply because of how the data is reported. That's why tissue testing should be used to establish trendlines, not panic reactions.

Final Thought

Legacy isn’t about just handing over a tractor. It’s handing over a playbook—one written in sweat, soil samples, and Saturday afternoons spent walking the fields together.

Because at the end of the day, the trendline isn’t just for the soil. It’s for the soul of your family farm.