All of the food we eat in much of the clothing we wear comes from plants and animals that are raised on farms.

Farms are different in types, in size, and even in name. Welcome to Barn Talk. We're back on our Friday afternoon edition. So we got our stuff

together. We got our work done. We got our beans planted. We got our corn planted.

So we're right as rain and it's a beautiful day in Southeast Iowa. I'm your host Torque and this is my side kick.

Sawyer and it feels good to be back on Friday. It feels normal. Now we're

back. I don't know it just feels right on Friday. We're trying to get into a groove.

This feels better than doing it at 8 o'clock on

Sunday night because we procrastinate. One thing we did figure out about, I mean, when we did this,

having this barn, it's going to get really cold in the winter

it's going to get really hot in the summer so I think we're going to start shooting in

the evening because that's the best way to approach with the summer coming up and

right now we don't have a lot of money just

to throw in completely air condition this beast so we're just gonna go with that plan I think

yeah it's gonna take a few it's gonna take a a few to insulate this bard and put a few AC units in it like 50.

I don't know.

Maybe when we have guests on I should send them a disclaimer, DM or text and say, hey, make sure,

I just to just to forewarn you,

you might sweat your ass off.

Come up here.

Dress accordingly.

Dress accordingly.

Right. Today, we're going to, we're going to talk a little bit about past generations, I guess, at this

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