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Mar. 11, 2026 Source: Brownfield Ag News Jefferson City, MO - Brownfield Ag News has launched its Next Gen podcast, a weekly program dedicated to the future of farming and ranching. Every Wednesday, hosts Erin Anderson and Kellan Heavican explore the issues that matter most to young and beginning producers. Designed to inform, inspire, and empower the next generation, Next Gen provides clear, practical insight for navigating today's increasingly complex agricultural landscape. "As someone who grew up in production agriculture, I understand firsthand how real the challenges are for the next generation," said Erin Anderson. "Brownfield's Next Gen podcast is bringing young and beginning farmers the tools, resources, and candid conversations that can truly make a difference as they build their future in ag." "At its core, this podcast gives a voice to the future of agriculture," said Kellan Heavican. "These conversations shine a light on the challenges, opportunities, and innovations shaping the next generation of farmers and rural leaders. It's a privilege to help tell these stories." Next Gen features conversations with producers, industry experts, educators, and innovators who share insights on everything from day to day operations to long term strategy. Each episode blends real world experience with forward looking discussions on the tools, trends, and decisions that influence modern agriculture. The program launched in February 2026, and episodes are available on Brownfield TV on the Brownfield Ag News website, on Brownfield'sYouTube Channel, as a podcast as well as videocast on AgriAmerica.com and on the AgriAmerica app. About Brownfield Ag News Brownfield Ag News creates and distributes original agricultural content across multiple media platforms. Brownfield is the largest agricultural news radio network in the country, with nearly 600 affiliate stations across Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Kansas, and the Delta region--carrying programming produced by Brownfield's award winning team of full-time agricultural journalists. More information is available at www.brownfieldagnews.com. Tweet |
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