After some thought, when you remarked that you would like to dive in further, the story got really good. This episode made many points concerning how to be successful and most importantly happy with what you are called to do with life.
I really liked the point made on how most people believe that hog farms are in such terrible conditions, but get shocked when they go to a farm and realize the conditions are really clean and friendly. Totally highlighting the fact that the world is growing more arrogant. But thinking about it also in depth, all customers are doing, is trying to raise the standards. If they didn't the conditions probably would have stayed horrible, it's the voice of "hey this is kind of unhygienic we should stray from this practise". It's almost urgently needed. And I like our guest here is always showing the level of humility by listening to the concerns that people have. Keeping in mind that change is not necessary to keep up with the rising demand for higher quality standards. It's chaos and order and our guest here can probably look back on life as say "I did a damm fine job at turning chaos into order". I wish I can say the same when I reach that age.
Random fact, char is french for a tank. Sounds like Mrs.brenneman must have one emotionally to be so frank with Rob at such key moments in his life, and holding down a house while keeping the faith in her husband while he did what he needed to do.
Idk how I landed on this channel being a city boy and all, far removed from any type of ag farming, which does make this interesting to hear however my point is ... GREAT PODCAST. Great guest, great life story, great history. I’ve known older business men that we considered tyrants, idk if that’s cuz my generation has grown soft or it’s true or maybe a little of each. I will say they were very succcesful in regard to business but poor when it came to interpersonal relationships. Can you have both? Probably got the one that is able to consider humility like this Man. A lot great points one of the biggest ( and I wish the guy in the hat picked up on it and sled follow question cuz he seems mote in tune since he’s not asking the questions) When Rob was talking about being 5-6 yrs old and his dad and grandpa would take him with them on the job. I think in almost all professions In that day I think that’s exactly how young men were raised . They would watch and learn alongside dad. Unlike today where kids stay home or stuck in daycare or preschool . That seems like a huge difference from today’s “gold” standard of raising kids. That way seems so much better unlike today where we are trying to teach our kids in classrooms at that age and up. I wish that could be expounded on. Big thanks to this podcast . Pig farming who would’ve known would captivate my interests!!?? Haha
Never ever Did I think I would be here listening to 3 guys talking about the pork industry for 1 hot and 50 minutes, but damn that was facscnating. Great in interview. Gotta run to get me some pig butt. I like pig butt and I cannot lie!
The Barn Talk needs to listen to Rob and follow his example on rethinking the prop 12 and adjust (soften) the political commentary ... Think about what the customer the consumer of media wants, not just in Washington County but possible world wide as an audience. "What's the future?"
Jim tennes trucking would be a good interview he is from Keota IA. I know it's not 100% ag but he has stories and a great guy and cares about the community. Family dump truck business. Just an idea.
Wise man there shar is his rock.. hardwork doesnt git it anymore. Damn wish i could start up dairy maybe a haying busisness. But not much market in westwrn indiana
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I work for Rob Brenneman and his family. The best thing about Rob is that he’s still involved working right beside us most days.
What do you do in the operation?
That was quite uplifting and inspirational. . We get so wallowed down in negative bs. That guy just boosts you spirits listening to him
for a couple of guys in a barn you are getting some really good guests!!!!
A labor of love finds purpose, and with success responsibility, and teamwork.
Awesome conversation..... Great role model to learn from...
After some thought, when you remarked that you would like to dive in further, the story got really good. This episode made many points concerning how to be successful and most importantly happy with what you are called to do with life.
That was awesome guys, learned alot!
I really liked the point made on how most people believe that hog farms are in such terrible conditions, but get shocked when they go to a farm and realize the conditions are really clean and friendly. Totally highlighting the fact that the world is growing more arrogant.
But thinking about it also in depth, all customers are doing, is trying to raise the standards. If they didn't the conditions probably would have stayed horrible, it's the voice of "hey this is kind of unhygienic we should stray from this practise". It's almost urgently needed. And I like our guest here is always showing the level of humility by listening to the concerns that people have. Keeping in mind that change is not necessary to keep up with the rising demand for higher quality standards.
It's chaos and order and our guest here can probably look back on life as say "I did a damm fine job at turning chaos into order". I wish I can say the same when I reach that age.
Very good show. Admire a guy that put in the grit and still doing it. They “you can’t” people drove him to do great things
What a leader!!!!!
Thanks for the Dr. Ken Berry lead.
Random fact, char is french for a tank.
Sounds like Mrs.brenneman must have one emotionally to be so frank with Rob at such key moments in his life, and holding down a house while keeping the faith in her husband while he did what he needed to do.
Great content, very informative and interesting. Thanks for giving insight and inspiration
I am happy to hear Barn Talk with Rob. I am happy to see the ham end of the hog you put on the trucks. I will leave now Pork bones.. Granny
Best episode yet! Keep up the good work
Idk how I landed on this channel being a city boy and all, far removed from any type of ag farming, which does make this interesting to hear however my point is ... GREAT PODCAST. Great guest, great life story, great history. I’ve known older business men that we considered tyrants, idk if that’s cuz my generation has grown soft or it’s true or maybe a little of each. I will say they were very succcesful in regard to business but poor when it came to interpersonal relationships. Can you have both? Probably got the one that is able to consider humility like this Man.
A lot great points one of the biggest ( and I wish the guy in the hat picked up on it and sled follow question cuz he seems mote in tune since he’s not asking the questions)
When Rob was talking about being 5-6 yrs old and his dad and grandpa would take him with them on the job.
I think in almost all professions In that day I think that’s exactly how young men were raised . They would watch and learn alongside dad. Unlike today where kids stay home or stuck in daycare or preschool . That seems like a huge difference from today’s “gold” standard of raising kids. That way seems so much better unlike today where we are trying to teach our kids in classrooms at that age and up. I wish that could be expounded on.
Big thanks to this podcast . Pig farming who would’ve known would captivate my interests!!?? Haha
Very impressive guest. Thanks for sharing.
Never ever Did I think I would be here listening to 3 guys talking about the pork industry for 1 hot and 50 minutes, but damn that was facscnating. Great in interview. Gotta run to get me some pig butt. I like pig butt and I cannot lie!
The Barn Talk needs to listen to Rob and follow his example on rethinking the prop 12 and adjust (soften) the political commentary ... Think about what the customer the consumer of media wants, not just in Washington County but possible world wide as an audience. "What's the future?"
Best TH-cam video ever!! This video should be mandated for all high school students to view
Thanks!
Love this episode so much. Love learning the history
Jim tennes trucking would be a good interview he is from Keota IA. I know it's not 100% ag but he has stories and a great guy and cares about the community. Family dump truck business. Just an idea.
Damn guys great job. I am older retired and back at farming and hustling an extra job always.
That was a fantastic show.
Yall need to get the rights to Burgess Meredith's bacon rant in Grumpy Old Men and make it a commercial.
Wise man there shar is his rock.. hardwork doesnt git it anymore. Damn wish i could start up dairy maybe a haying busisness. But not much market in westwrn indiana
He sold me when he started talking about bacon. Cause in my mind only thing better than bacon is more bacon.
Brine that whole pork tenderloin in tender quick, smoke and sear. Pretty tough to beat.
Great interview
What is filtering the home farm? The building air? Or something genetic?
Heck, just add butter. LOL
You guys should try and get Gary lynch on the barn talk
Great podcast
Woah prop 12? Ooohhhjj😳😮isn’t that a dirty word??
This podcast is wild . Did Rob drink the kool aid or is this legit? He is Supr respected after all .
Would love to know how u can build million dollar buildings with 6 or 7 dollar corn and 50 cent pigs or maybe they get better prices cause they huge
Curious if he had a Greg Gilsdorf working for him, one of my inlaws
thanks for another very good video!!!!
I wish I knew what there talking about
Pretty gutsy sleeping in Los Angeles. I did that once and ppl there thought I was nuts lol
Never asked the best breed for tasty pork?? Are the old world breeds coming back?
Washington County is a joke come up to sioux County haha not square section with out two hog buildings at least