Farm4Profit Media Brings Its Popular Podcast to Tech Hub LIVE and Ag PhD Field Day
Farm4Profit Media is taking its popular agricultural podcast back on the road this July, continuing its commitment to delivering timely, practical, and farmer-focused conversations directly from some of the industry’s most influential events. The company has announced that it will provide live, on-location podcast coverage from two major agricultural gatherings: Tech Hub LIVE, taking place from July 20–22 in Des Moines, Iowa, and the Ag PhD Field Day, scheduled for July 30 in Baltic, South Dakota.
The back-to-back events represent two distinct but complementary areas of modern farming—agricultural technology and field agronomy. By recording interviews, discussions, and expert insights directly from the event floor and demonstration plots, Farm4Profit aims to give farmers across North America access to valuable information, even if they are unable to attend the events in person.
Bringing Agricultural Conversations Directly to Farmers
Farm4Profit Media has built a strong reputation for producing engaging content that connects producers, agribusiness professionals, agronomists, and technology providers through meaningful conversations. Rather than simply reporting on agricultural news, the company’s podcast emphasizes real-world experiences, practical solutions, and discussions that help farmers make informed operational decisions.
The July tour continues this approach by placing the Farm4Profit team in the middle of two of agriculture’s most anticipated summer events. Throughout both gatherings, podcast hosts will conduct live interviews with industry experts, technology innovators, researchers, agronomists, growers, and business leaders to capture perspectives on today’s most pressing agricultural challenges and opportunities.
The episodes recorded during the events will later be distributed across Farm4Profit’s growing network of podcast, video, and social media channels, allowing producers nationwide to benefit from the conversations taking place on-site.
Tech Hub LIVE Highlights the Future of Digital Agriculture
The first stop on Farm4Profit’s July schedule is Tech Hub LIVE, hosted at the Iowa Events Center in Des Moines. Celebrating its fifth year, the event has become one of agriculture’s premier conferences dedicated to precision farming, digital agriculture, automation, and emerging technologies.
The conference attracts a diverse audience that includes crop consultants, agricultural retailers, precision technology specialists, agronomists, equipment professionals, and progressive growers seeking innovative solutions to improve efficiency and profitability.
More than 60 industry speakers are expected to participate in educational sessions covering a broad range of topics, including:
- Precision agriculture
- Artificial intelligence in farming
- Farm data management
- Autonomous equipment
- Remote sensing technologies
- Digital agronomy
- Decision-support software
- Precision application technologies
In addition to educational sessions, the event will feature over 50 exhibitors showcasing the latest advancements in agricultural equipment, software, sensors, drones, robotics, and digital farming platforms.
Farm4Profit plans to conduct interviews with exhibitors, technology developers, farmers, and agronomic professionals to better understand which innovations are delivering measurable value on today’s farms. Rather than focusing solely on new product launches, discussions will center on practical implementation, return on investment, adoption challenges, and lessons learned from real-world applications.
These conversations are expected to provide producers with useful insights into evaluating emerging technologies before making significant investments.
Ag PhD Field Day Offers Practical Agronomic Learning
Following Tech Hub LIVE, the Farm4Profit team will travel to Baltic, South Dakota, for the renowned Ag PhD Field Day on July 30.
Widely recognized as one of America’s largest single-day agricultural events, Ag PhD Field Day welcomes thousands of farmers each year and offers free admission to attendees. The event focuses on practical crop management through live demonstrations, educational presentations, and extensive field trials.
Unlike traditional indoor conferences, Ag PhD Field Day allows attendees to observe crop performance directly in research plots, giving farmers the opportunity to compare production practices under actual growing conditions.
Visitors can explore demonstration areas featuring:
- Corn production trials
- Soybean management programs
- Wheat research plots
- Soil fertility demonstrations
- Crop protection strategies
- Equipment showcases
- Weed management techniques
- Nutrient management research
High-yield growers and agricultural experts guide participants through the demonstration plots while explaining the management decisions that contributed to successful crop performance throughout the growing season.
Farm4Profit intends to capture these discussions through interviews focused on agronomy, crop health, fertility management, and in-season decision-making.
The resulting podcast episodes will provide practical advice for farmers evaluating crop conditions, managing inputs, and planning future production strategies.
Connecting Technology with Agronomy
According to Tanner Winterhof, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Farm4Profit Media, the two events complement one another by addressing different aspects of modern agricultural decision-making.
He explained that farmers today face an ongoing challenge of determining which technologies and management practices truly improve profitability and productivity. Tech Hub LIVE allows producers to examine and evaluate the latest agricultural innovations, while Ag PhD Field Day demonstrates how agronomic decisions perform under real field conditions.
Winterhof emphasized that Farm4Profit’s role is to facilitate meaningful conversations with the individuals developing, testing, and implementing these solutions so that producers everywhere can benefit from their experiences.
By documenting these discussions, the company hopes to help farmers better understand both the technological and agronomic factors influencing successful farming operations.
Continuing a Successful Live Event Coverage Strategy
Farm4Profit’s July appearances build upon a live-event coverage model the company has steadily refined over multiple agricultural conference seasons.
Earlier this year, the podcast completed an extensive winter tour that included recordings from trade shows, conferences, and industry exhibitions across the country. During these events, the team produced interviews directly from exhibition halls, sponsor booths, and networking spaces, creating content that captured timely discussions while they were happening.
This format has proven popular with listeners because it provides authentic conversations with agricultural leaders immediately following product launches, educational presentations, and industry announcements.
Instead of relying solely on studio recordings, Farm4Profit brings audiences directly into the atmosphere of major agricultural events, allowing listeners to hear firsthand perspectives from experts actively participating in the industry.
Reaching a Growing Agricultural Audience
Farm4Profit Media continues to expand its reach among producers, agribusiness professionals, and agricultural stakeholders.
According to the company, its content now reaches an audience of more than 500,000 farmers, while overall content consumption has surpassed 7 million views and listens across its various distribution channels.
This growing audience reflects increasing demand for educational agricultural content that combines practical production advice with discussions about emerging technologies, business management, market trends, and operational efficiency.
By covering events such as Tech Hub LIVE and Ag PhD Field Day, Farm4Profit strengthens its ability to deliver information directly from industry experts to farmers who depend on timely insights throughout the growing season.
Episodes to Be Released Across Multiple Platforms
Following each event, Farm4Profit will publish a series of interviews and special podcast episodes featuring conversations recorded throughout both conferences.
The content will be made available across the Farm4Profit Podcast’s audio platforms, video channels, and social media networks, ensuring broad accessibility for producers and agricultural professionals.
In addition to releasing individual interviews, the company also plans to publish a comprehensive recap highlighting key themes, expert opinions, technological innovations, and agronomic insights gathered during both July events.
As agriculture continues to evolve through advances in precision technology and improved crop management practices, Farm4Profit Media’s on-location podcast coverage aims to bridge the gap between industry events and everyday farming operations. By bringing expert conversations directly to producers, the company continues its mission of helping farmers stay informed, evaluate new opportunities, and make more confident decisions for their operations.
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