The Andersons

But then again, Tony, you gotta put it down.

You got America's Team, Dusty Rhodes, Magnum T.A., The Andersons.

They're all coming after these belts right here, but brother, we plan on keeping them for a long time.

[crowd cheering] Yeah.

see-When you talk about living a lifestyle of the rich and famous, and we all know that the Doll likes nice cars and pretty clothes.

And she styles the profiles that who better could she be walking with than The Four Horsemen, the World Champion, the National TV Champion, the World TV Champion.

I'm talking about Blanchard, Flair, and the Andersons.

Doll, tell them how it is.

I'm Adam Kirschain, and we've got a really fun one lined up for you guys today.

I am joined in the studio by somebody a lot of you probably recognize from the Andersons, Tony Goldsby.

Usually, Tony is here doing a little Ask the Agronomist segment, but today we're gonna switch it up a little bit.

Before we get into the interview, we're gonna get to know Tony and his background and how he got into the turf industry and what brought him to where he is today.

I just wanted to give people a little bit more of a background of your career and what you do as an agronomist.

I know we've talked a little bit throughout the episodes and obviously answered a lot of great questions from the community.

Uh, but just wanted to give you a few minutes to talk about yourself and what you do and obviously the amazing company at the Andersons.

Yeah, no, uh, always appreciate the opportunities, Adam, and, uh, obviously, uh, had a pretty interesting, uh, career really, if you will.

I just heard about it, but I've never seen it.

So I'm gonna, just, just by an eyelash, I'm giving it to the Andersons.

I just, I can't, I can't think any other way on this one.

Bob, if I had to, if, if I were allowed to put one thing into the Pro Wrestling Observer Hall of Fame, it would be Ole and Gene Anderson as a tag team.

Steve, who did you pick?

I went with what Bob said.

I went with the Andersons, considering all the promotions.

I had runners up.

He's with Strategic Farm Marketing.

Brian Stark joins us from the Andersons.

And Greg Johnson is here from TGM.

That's Total Grain Marketing.

I think there's the idea that potentially we could have a problem with the El Nino in South America this winter.

So, that demand thing you know side of the marketplace i think is the next place that we're going to see the trade focus

brian stark of the andersons on your list this week

yeah i think focus obviously at your most at-risk bushels this fall i think the grower always uh at this time of the year we we've been known to see the typical capitulation the market obviously as dave highlighted uh has given kind of a supply-driven rally.

[laughs] Oh, that's wild.

[upbeat music] We are back with another Ask the Agronomist segment featuring PhD agronomist Tony Goldsby from the Andersons.

Our question today comes in from Bill C: "During tournaments, how long will the turf staff have to prepare the course after a rain delay, and what will they do to get it done? Keep up the great work, fellas."

Well, thanks again for having me on the show again this week, Adam.