Shining Bright | The FarmHer Podcast

Jennie Smith is the owner of Butcher Crick Farms, where she raises heirloom tomatoes and sells them to customers in her community.  In addition to the farm, she also manages a high-powered career in agriculture, traveling the world and spreading positive energy wherever she goes.  She's funny, dynamic, and a FarmHer you'll want to listen to. 

Meet Cristen Clark, a FarmHer who farms with her parents and sister, raises pigs with her husband and kids and spreads her love of baking through her blog, 'Food and Swine'. Tune in to learn about Cristen's purpose for sharing her farm, her family, and her award-winning cinnamon roll recipe.

New year, new goals, brand new news to share with you all! 2017 is complete and 2018 is bringing a little change to the 'Shining Bright' FarmHer Podcast. Starting in January, the podcast will be available weekly AND will be straight from Rural Radio Channel 147.  In this episode, Lexi and Marji chat about how FarmHer has evolved over the past four years and what the new radio show is going to look like. We look forward to bringing you more stories of ordinary women doing extraordinary things! 

Brooke Clay was raised on Oklahoma’s rural route 3 and where she now lives after calling Nashville, Austin, and Charlotte home for the past few years. From coordinating influencer programs to training top-tier customers, managing on-location events, and launching global digital brands, Brooke has made a career of never telling the same story twice. In this episode, Lexi and Marji chat with Brooke about all things agriculture, traveling, and the insights of what makes Brooke who she is today. 

Jenni Tilton-Flood is a passionate woman who makes a big splash in the dairy world. She's witty, social, and a big part of the #UndeniablyDairy movement.  Jenni currently lives in Maine, where she is involved in her family's dairy farm. On this FarmHer 'Shining Bright' episode, Jenni discusses her life as an east coast FarmHer and shares a little insight of an upcoming episode of the FarmHer TV show, which is exclusively on RFD-TV.

Amanda Radke has the resume most can only dream of. Returning home to her family's ranch is something that wasn't in the initial plan, but now she is living her dream life. Amanda spends her days sharing her agriculture story while caring for cattle and her kids on her family's ranch.  Amanda is speaking at the 'I am FarmHer' Mini-Series event that is taking place in Sheffield, Iowa on Tuesday, December 5. Tickets are available at www.iamfarmher.com. 

Molly Zaver didn't plan on being diagnosed with breast cancer. She had twin girls and a son at home who depended on her, and then her life changed.  She is not only a cancer survivor but truly took helping others into her own hands by starting her own non-profit organization. This FarmHer works a full-time job at a land company and also organizes services that offer help to breast cancer patients, something she wishes she had as a patient herself. 

Judy Petry knows the ins and outs of transportation, so naturally, she met Marji while on the road (actually in the air) while on a FarmHer trip and the two instantly clicked.  Judy began working at Farmrail System, an employee-owned holding company for two Class III railroads in Oklahoma. Judy rose to the position of President and General Manager in 2014 and continues to be a leader in the railroad and agriculture industry. 

Natalina Sents is a young FarmHer with determination and drive. She recently completed a 50 state road trip with Beck's Hybrids and is ready to hit the road again as a speaker for the Grow by FarmHer events.