<![CDATA[The Source – The Jorgensen Land & Cattle Podcast]]>Rooted in over 100 years of experience in Ideal, South Dakota, Jorgensen Land & Cattle brings you The Source, sharing real stories, lessons, and insights from a team dedicated to advancing agriculture. Tune in to learn and grow.

]]>https://rss.com/podcasts/the-source-jorgensenRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Sun, 19 Apr 2026 23:45:48 GMTThu, 12 Mar 2026 18:37:12 GMT60Jorgensen Land & Cattle<p>Rooted in over 100 years of experience in Ideal, South Dakota, Jorgensen Land &amp; Cattle brings you <em>The Source, </em>sharing real stories, lessons, and insights from a team dedicated to advancing agriculture. Tune in to learn and grow. </p>episodicJorgensen Land & Cattlebosten.morehart@jorgensenfarms.comno<![CDATA[The Source — Field Notes: Why SmartBulls Work]]>In this Field Notes episode of The Source, host Jamie Wolf sits down with Andy Tegethoff to talk about the idea behind SmartBulls® and why mature, experienced bulls can make sense for commercial cattle operations.

Rather than spending time and resources developing a young bull, SmartBulls are bulls that have already been through additional age and development and are ready to go to work immediately. Jamie and Andy discuss how the program works, the advantages mature bulls can offer, and why many producers value bulls that have already proven durability and real-world performance.

The episode also previews the upcoming SmartBulls® sale at Fallon Livestock on March 17, where around 30 head of mature, ready-to-work bulls will sell.

]]>bd7c932b-417d-4620-8ce3-2d3053cb50c1Thu, 12 Mar 2026 19:55:48 GMT<p>In this <b>Field Notes</b> episode of <i>The Source</i>, host Jamie Wolf sits down with Andy Tegethoff to talk about the idea behind <b>SmartBulls®</b> and why mature, experienced bulls can make sense for commercial cattle operations.</p><p>Rather than spending time and resources developing a young bull, SmartBulls are bulls that have already been through additional age and development and are <b>ready to go to work immediately</b>. Jamie and Andy discuss how the program works, the advantages mature bulls can offer, and why many producers value bulls that have already proven durability and real-world performance.</p><p>The episode also previews the upcoming <b>SmartBulls® sale at Fallon Livestock on March 17</b>, where around 30 head of mature, ready-to-work bulls will sell.</p>no00:11:03The Source — Field Notes: Why SmartBulls Workfull<![CDATA[Episode 2: Diamonds – The Meaning Behind the Jorgensen Land & Cattle Logo]]>In this episode of The Source, host Jamie Wolf sits down with Cody and Bryan Jorgensen to talk about the meaning behind the Jorgensen Land & Cattle logo — three diamonds that each tell part of their story. The center diamond represents their cattle business, the right represents their work in agriculture and crop production, and the left represents their focus on agritainment. Together, the diamonds capture what the Jorgensen operation is all about.

]]>https://rss.com/podcasts/the-source-jorgensen/2315307961db17f-605f-4c48-9c98-2002b17aaadcFri, 07 Nov 2025 20:10:42 GMT<p>In this episode of <em>The Source</em>, host Jamie Wolf sits down with Cody and Bryan Jorgensen to talk about the meaning behind the Jorgensen Land &amp; Cattle logo — three diamonds that each tell part of their story. The center diamond represents their cattle business, the right represents their work in agriculture and crop production, and the left represents their focus on agritainment. Together, the diamonds capture what the Jorgensen operation is all about.</p>no00:47:3612Episode 2: Diamonds – The Meaning Behind the Jorgensen Land & Cattle Logofull<![CDATA[Episode 3: Embracing Innovation (Part 2)]]>In Part 2 of Embracing Innovation, the conversation turns to the cattle side of the operation. Hosts Nick Jorgensen and Jamie Wolf are joined by Cody Jorgensen to discuss how innovation has shaped, and continues to shape, the way the cattle operation is run.

Cody shares how new approaches and tools have changed the way cattle are tracked, evaluated, and managed, and why those changes matter for the long-term direction of the operation. The conversation looks at how these innovations have been applied across the cattle operation over time.

]]>https://rss.com/podcasts/the-source-jorgensen/2399314c2c056c5-fc09-46dd-925d-5903b5ec82c9Thu, 18 Dec 2025 17:58:04 GMT<p>In Part 2 of <em>Embracing Innovation</em>, the conversation turns to the cattle side of the operation. Hosts <strong>Nick Jorgensen</strong> and <strong>Jamie Wolf</strong> are joined by <strong>Cody Jorgensen</strong> to discuss how innovation has shaped, and continues to shape, the way the cattle operation is run.</p><p>Cody shares how new approaches and tools have changed the way cattle are tracked, evaluated, and managed, and why those changes matter for the long-term direction of the operation. The conversation looks at how these innovations have been applied across the cattle operation over time.</p>no01:02:231Episode 3: Embracing Innovation (Part 2)full<![CDATA[The Source — Field Notes: A Closer Look at the 2025 Motherlode Offering]]>In this episode of Field Notes, host Jamie Wolf sits down with Cody Jorgensen to take a closer look at the 2025 Motherlode Offering. Cody breaks down several standout lots, shares insight into the cow herd, and explains what makes this year’s lineup one of the most unique sets ever assembled.

]]>https://rss.com/podcasts/the-source-jorgensen/2328912e575a6c6-c6e6-4005-ae22-c7ad19080492Sat, 15 Nov 2025 02:27:13 GMT<p>In this episode of <em>Field Notes</em>, host Jamie Wolf sits down with Cody Jorgensen to take a closer look at the 2025 Motherlode Offering. Cody breaks down several standout lots, shares insight into the cow herd, and explains what makes this year’s lineup one of the most unique sets ever assembled. </p>no00:31:12The Source — Field Notes: A Closer Look at the 2025 Motherlode Offeringbonus<![CDATA[The Source — Field Notes: A Sneak Peek at the Motherlode Cow Sale]]>In this Field Notes episode, host Jamie Wolf sits down with Cody Jorgensen for a quick look ahead to the upcoming Motherlode Cow Sale. Together, they break down the three cow statuses at JLC and share what to expect as we gear up for the full Motherlode episode coming soon.

]]>https://rss.com/podcasts/the-source-jorgensen/2287534dc8c4f2d-de37-47ee-8a9e-0b686b6f7a6dThu, 23 Oct 2025 16:48:09 GMT<p>In this <em>Field Notes</em> episode, host Jamie Wolf sits down with Cody Jorgensen for a quick look ahead to the upcoming Motherlode Cow Sale. Together, they break down the three cow statuses at JLC and share what to expect as we gear up for the full Motherlode episode coming soon.</p>no00:20:43The Source — Field Notes: A Sneak Peek at the Motherlode Cow Salebonus<![CDATA[Episode 5: Sire Lines]]>Jamie Wolf and Cody Jorgensen sit down to discuss the sire lines at Jorgensen Land & Cattle and how they’ve shaped the program over time. Cody explains the tag color system, the history behind each line, and how fertility, productive females, and performance remain the foundation of every breeding decision. This episode focuses on connecting pedigree to phenotype and explaining the long-term thinking behind the genetics.

]]>https://rss.com/podcasts/the-source-jorgensen/2521572f31601e4-92f9-4ed5-8564-d41ba07f1f1fWed, 04 Feb 2026 15:47:02 GMT<p>Jamie Wolf and Cody Jorgensen sit down to discuss the sire lines at Jorgensen Land &amp; Cattle and how they’ve shaped the program over time. Cody explains the tag color system, the history behind each line, and how fertility, productive females, and performance remain the foundation of every breeding decision. This episode focuses on connecting pedigree to phenotype and explaining the long-term thinking behind the genetics.</p>no00:59:0915Episode 5: Sire Linesfull<![CDATA[Episode 4: Modern Tools, Long-Term Thinking]]>In this episode of The Source, host Jamie Wolf sits down with Nick Jorgensen for an open conversation on what it takes to plan with intention in a rapidly changing world.

They discuss strategic planning, the role of AI in agriculture and business, what they have been working on recently, and how those experiences are shaping their goals for 2026. The conversation touches on adapting early, thinking long term, and building systems that support both growth and sustainability.

This episode offers perspective for anyone thinking about the future of their operation, their business, or their career.

]]>https://rss.com/podcasts/the-source-jorgensen/2469196728ab71b-e776-41ab-8dd6-b5bd8b603537Mon, 19 Jan 2026 14:58:28 GMT<p>In this episode of <em>The Source</em>, host <strong>Jamie Wolf</strong> sits down with <strong>Nick Jorgensen</strong> for an open conversation on what it takes to plan with intention in a rapidly changing world.</p><p>They discuss strategic planning, the role of AI in agriculture and business, what they have been working on recently, and how those experiences are shaping their goals for 2026. The conversation touches on adapting early, thinking long term, and building systems that support both growth and sustainability.</p><p>This episode offers perspective for anyone thinking about the future of their operation, their business, or their career.</p>no01:02:3914Episode 4: Modern Tools, Long-Term Thinkingfull<![CDATA[Episode 3: Embracing Innovation – The mindset behind change (Part 1)]]>In Part 1 of our Embracing Innovation series, hosts Nick Jorgensen and Jamie Wolf explore what it really takes to evolve as an operation, adapt to new opportunities, and remain willing to change with the times.

The episode opens with a conversation between Nick and Jamie on the mindset behind innovation, how Jorgensen Land & Cattle evaluates new ideas, takes calculated risks, and balances long-standing tradition with forward-thinking decisions.

In the second segment, Bryan Jorgensen joins the discussion to share the farming perspective. He walks through the operation’s transition to no-till: when it happened, why it mattered, and how it reshaped their approach to agronomy and soil health.

Part 2 will continue with the final segment of this series, where the focus shifts to the cattle side of the operation and the innovations taking place there.

]]>https://rss.com/podcasts/the-source-jorgensen/23797223ea9c5f0-175f-4a6a-ad08-6acccb1314eeTue, 09 Dec 2025 20:20:10 GMT<p>In Part 1 of our <em>Embracing Innovation</em> series, hosts <strong>Nick Jorgensen</strong> and <strong>Jamie Wolf</strong> explore what it really takes to evolve as an operation, adapt to new opportunities, and remain willing to change with the times.</p><p>The episode opens with a conversation between Nick and Jamie on the mindset behind innovation, how Jorgensen Land &amp; Cattle evaluates new ideas, takes calculated risks, and balances long-standing tradition with forward-thinking decisions.</p><p>In the second segment, <strong>Bryan Jorgensen</strong> joins the discussion to share the farming perspective. He walks through the operation’s transition to no-till: when it happened, why it mattered, and how it reshaped their approach to agronomy and soil health.</p><p>Part 2 will continue with the final segment of this series, where the focus shifts to the cattle side of the operation and the innovations taking place there.</p><p></p>no01:03:1213Episode 3: Embracing Innovation – The mindset behind change (Part 1)full