Damian Mason

Damian Mason A leading voice on topics involving business and agriculture, host of XtremeAg's Cutting The Curve.

Damian Mason: Hilarious Keynote Speaker on the Subjects of Business and Agriculture — Delivering thought-provoking commentary with hilarious comedy and credible content relevant to your future success. Damian resonates with any audience, especially agriculture, sales meetings, and business associations. He provides insights, information, and outlooks for Ag professionals to successfully navigate tomorrow’s Agriculture. For information on his programs, visit https://www.damianmason.com/programs/

Spoke and hosted a panel yesterday evening at an on-farm event 30 miles from home. The topic: The future of Agriculture ...
20/08/2025

Spoke and hosted a panel yesterday evening at an on-farm event 30 miles from home. The topic: The future of Agriculture as it pertains to conservation, regulation, crop residue, environmental concerns, and the adjustments Ag will have to make.

Don Lamb, Director of the Indiana State Department of Agriculture addressed the five initiatives the Hoosier state is embarking upon to keep us a competitive Ag state.

The future is coming fast, are you ready?

This won’t settle any debates between the “greens” and the Ag purists but if it keeps tax dollars from propping up solar...
20/08/2025

This won’t settle any debates between the “greens” and the Ag purists but if it keeps tax dollars from propping up solar it will certainly change some rural business decisions.

Yesterday in Tennessee, Secretary Rollins, alongside Gov. Bill Lee, Sen. Marsha Blackburn, Senator Bill Hagerty, Congressman John Rose, and Deputy Secretary Vaden announced USDA will no longer fund taxpayer dollars for solar panels on productive farmland or allow solar panels manufactured by foreign adversaries to be used in USDA projects ➡️ https://www.usda.gov/about-usda/news/press-releases/2025/08/19/secretary-rollins-blocks-taxpayer-dollars-solar-panels-prime-farmland

Made Farm Equipment's "Best of the Web" this week with my video explaining the lack of correlation between inflation and...
19/08/2025

Made Farm Equipment's "Best of the Web" this week with my video explaining the lack of correlation between inflation and Ag commodities. Sorry to say, our crops don't adjust due to inflation, they adjust due to supply and demand. And right now we have way more of one of those things than the other.

Click the link below and scroll down to see my piece!

This Week's Lineup: Millennial Farmer says AI is Next Big Thing in Agriculture Are Tier IV Diesel Engines Doomed? EPA Announcement Impact on Trucks & Tractors A Field Day to Remember The Truth About Grain Prices in 2025 Moving Iron: Fall Auction Insights The Best of the Web This Week series is b...

19/08/2025

Why isn’t global demand rising for U.S. ag? I break it down in the latest episode of The Business of Agriculture podcast. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/Ferk9_OkSYQ

18/08/2025

Cotton makes good jeans!

So… where’s all this magical ag demand we’re supposed to create? In this episode, I explain why Africa’s not buying, Fra...
18/08/2025

So… where’s all this magical ag demand we’re supposed to create? In this episode, I explain why Africa’s not buying, France is burning tractors, and Brazil’s planting faster than we can harvest. Watch/Listen!

“Creating demand” is often cited as the solution to low commodity prices—but where will that demand come from? In this episode, I examine the hard truths beh...

Why crops need potassium throughout the season. NACHURS® Liquid Fertilizers and XtremeAg.farm
18/08/2025

Why crops need potassium throughout the season. NACHURS® Liquid Fertilizers and XtremeAg.farm

15/08/2025

Croissants on the table and a lot of French banter - working north of the border as XtremeAg.farm goes international with Samuel Coutu’s field day. The panel I’m hosting today with Kelly Garrett and Chad Henderson will be interpreted. Hope they make us sound smart!

Noticing more double cropping in my area - soybeans post wheat. Not usually done here due to length of season (too short...
14/08/2025

Noticing more double cropping in my area - soybeans post wheat. Not usually done here due to length of season (too short) and usually too dry in August / September to make soybeans worthwhile going in beginning of July.

Did something change to make this more viable in northern Indiana? Especially given $9 soybeans? I’m not judging I’m
Just curious from a farmer perspective.

Granted, this is still a small sampling as Indiana isn’t much of a player in wheat with such small acreage.

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Businessman, Agriculturist, Author, Podcaster, Biz Consultant, Sales Coach, Ag & Food Promoter. I help individuals and organizations do business better.

For information visit https://www.damianmason.com