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Wheat's On Your Mind

Kansas Wheat Commission

Wheat's on Your Mind is the go-to podcast for anyone involved in the wheat industry, from farmers and agronomists to grain marketers and researchers.
Hosted by Kansas Wheat's Aaron Harries, this podcast covers everything you need to know about wheat—from the latest market trends and technological advancements to practical tips on crop management and sustainability.
Each episode offers valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities facing wheat producers, helping you stay informed and ahead of the curve.
Whether you're in the field or behind a desk, Wheat's on Your Mind delivers the knowledge you need to succeed in the world of wheat.

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  • 22 episodes
  • fortnightly
  • Avg 30 min
  • English

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  • S3 · E27
    Dec 23, 2025 · 31 min

    WOYM - Weather Pivots, Wheat Profits, and What’s Next

    Kansas wheat farmers are entering 2026 with strong soil moisture, a healthy crop, and a weather pattern that may be setting up favorably — but not without risks. In this episode of Wheat’s On Your Mind, host Aaron Harries sits down with private meteorologist Brian Bledsoe to break down what really happened with weather in 2025 and how shifting Pacific Ocean patterns could influence the months ahead. Bledsoe explains why forecasts must evolve as conditions change, what a La Niña-to-El Niño tran

  • S3 · E26
    Dec 9, 2025 · 36 min

    WOYM - From Classroom to Capitol: Flinchbaugh’s Legacy Lives On

    In this episode of Wheat’s On Your Mind, host Aaron Harries sits down with Jay Armstrong of Armstrong Farms and Dana Woodbury, executive director of the Barry Flinchbaugh Center for Ag and Food Policy, to share stories about the late Dr. Barry Flinchbaugh and the new center that carries his work forward. They revisit how Flinchbaugh’s teaching, humor, and straight talk helped shape major Kansas policies like use‑value property tax appraisal that kept farmers on the land. Dana explains how the

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