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Matt Miles

Fourth-generation row-crop farmer and owner of Miles Farms in McGehee, Arkansas, and XtremeAg panelist who set the Arkansas soybean yield record (107.63 bu/ac).

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APPEARANCES

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PODCASTS

Sep 29, 2026

XtremeAg: Cutting The Curve Podcast

XtremeAg: Cutting The Curve Podcast

What Should Agriculture Really Be Worried About? | The Granary

Sep 29 · 34m

Damian MasonHOST

4:15

Now it's less than 1%.

Matt MilesGUEST

4:16

I'm not concerned about the amount of farmers.

Matt MilesGUEST

4:18

I'm concerned about the amount of people that is so distant from the farmer.

Matt MilesGUEST

4:23

That's our problem.

Matt MilesGUEST

4:24

I'm saying problem.

Matt MilesGUEST

4:25

It's not a problem.

Matt MilesGUEST

4:26

But 2% farmers, 1% farmers, we know what farming is about.

9 MINS LATER

Damian MasonHOST

13:36

I'm already vested.

Field Trip Marketing

Field Trip Marketing

Sowing Good with Matt Miles of Blue Seed

Aug 5 · 27m

Kirsten JordanHOST

2:03

No, I actually

Matt MilesGUEST

2:04

had been doing bread for a long time, even before COVID.

Matt MilesGUEST

2:07

And strangely, I actually didn't bake a whole lot during COVID proper.

Matt MilesGUEST

2:11

So this would be a couple of years later than that in like 2024.

Matt MilesGUEST

2:14

I just I started getting a little more serious about my interest in bread baking, which I've always had.

Matt MilesGUEST

2:20

And, you know, when you're baking all this bread, especially when you have a small family like me, you've got to find people to eat it.

Matt MilesGUEST

2:28

And so I'd be giving friends and people that I know and neighbors experimental bread.

9 MINS LATER

Kirsten JordanHOST

11:12

Yeah.

The Business of Agriculture Podcast

The Business of Agriculture Podcast

461 - Will the Great American Cotton Plan Save U.S. Cotton? | Damian Mason Podcast

Aug 3 · 53m

Damian MasonHOST

16:22

'Cause you and I both know infrastructure and market have to go with production.

Matt MilesGUEST

16:27

Yeah.

Matt MilesGUEST

16:27

So a cotton gin is basically where you bring in the raw cotton that's got the seed in it.

Matt MilesGUEST

16:32

Uh, now it's mostly done in round bales.

Matt MilesGUEST

16:34

It went from actual cotton trailers that you manually stomp to modules to round bales.

Matt MilesGUEST

16:39

So you bring that cotton to that facility.

Matt MilesGUEST

16:41

There's, there's mechanisms in that gin, it's basically saws that cut the lint away from the s- the seed.

12 MINS LATER

Damian MasonHOST

29:03

You might be pushing $900 an acre on a cost of production.