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Integrated Crop and Cattle Systems - Shawn Feikema
In this episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show, Shawn Feikema, co-owner and operator at Feikema Farms and Circle F Farms in Luverne, Minnesota, shares how a diversified family farm connects cattle feeding, manure management, crop rotation, and cover crops. He discusses farm transition, precision manure application, small grains, soil erosion control, and goal-driven cover crop decisions. Learn how integrated systems support long-term farm resilience. Listen now on all major platforms! "Progress often comes from repeated failures, rapid learning, and the willingness to test new ideas despite uncertainty and changing agricultural conditions."
The Crop Science Podcast Show • by Wisenetix
Published June 23, 2026
https://worldengineeringday.net/partner-stories/gevo/
Partner Story - GEVO
“By paying attention to the entire cradle-to-grave life cycle, from capturing carbon with photosynthesis, through efficient processing, we can get to net zero or better emissions.”
Recap of 2025 Farming Season
Mission Statement
We strive for excellence in production, management and stewardship through the wise use of our resources. Our goal is to make a positive impact on our families, our employees and our community, treating everyone with fairness and respect.
Business Focus
1. Targeted, steady growth that is sustainable and beneficial to our families, our employees and our community.
2. Top yields through excellent crop management.
3. Exceptional animal husbandry.
4. Land stewardship practices that build fertility and reduce erosion.
5. Building long term working relationships with land owners and other business partners.
From the Heartland
Available for public viewing starting
June 10, 2024 on YouTube.
“From the Heartland” was filmed locally as a partnership of the Feikema family and Director/Editor Matthew Coddaire.
From the Heartland is a candid depiction of American Agriculture, and the rural towns that are reliant on its success. But when an industry’s ability to thrive is dependent on progress, how does the family farm discard the practices that have been passed down through generations, to try something new and save the land?
https://www.youtube.com/@fromtheheartlandfilm
Film Website: https://www.fromtheheartlandfilm.com/
