That's one thing that I'm going to try to do better in 2022. So yeah, what was your biggest failure?

Dad.

I don't know how much time do you have?

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. The last episode of 2021. What a ride it's been folks. When we sat down and check out the mics on a dreary day in April. We had no idea what journey and what

path we were you know starting getting ourselves into. 27 episodes later we have learned a lot and we're eager to learn a lot more.

We are looking forward to bringing you all along to meet new people, learn some new ideas,

and hear some great stories in 2022.

Today we're going to split our time between looking back and looking into the future.

We want to help all of you to get ready for the new year by sharing some ideas and lessons we

learn this year and some tools that hopefully can you can use to make your

22 the best year yet. All we ask if you guys get any value at all

from listening or watching the show

is to share it out with your family, friends, coworkers,

whoever, if you've, you know,

a conversation brings up, comes up and it's like,

what have you guys been listening to or what have you guys learned or something like that?

Just, you know, throw our name out there, Barn Talk, because that's how we grow we grow organically it's kind of the

ticket to admission to watching or listening to the show so pay the fee if you get

anything out of it guys dad give them a give them a banging commodity slash market update.

I think when we do our first merch drop I want to do a t-shirt that says if you aren't

listening to Barn Talk you don't have a hair on your ass if you don't

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