In this episode of the Angus Underground, host David and Seana Brown reflect on their hiatus, the reasons behind it, and the renewed focus of the podcast. They discuss the optimism in the Angus business following recent events, community engagement through charity efforts, and share personal Christmas memories. The episode features a guest, Tammy Bartholomew, who discusses her background in agriculture, her work in youth education, and the importance of creating a culture of excellence in the agricultural workforce. The conversation explores the generational gaps in leadership and work ethic, particularly in the agricultural sector. It discusses the need for mentorship and hands-on learning experiences to prepare the next generation for careers in agriculture. The impact of instant gratification on youth engagement and the importance of viewing the agricultural industry as a complete system are also highlighted. The discussion emphasizes the role of education and mentorship in fostering a strong work ethic and leadership skills among young people. To learn more about Tammy's work, go to ShowMeAg.org. Thank you to the sponsor of this episode, InsureMyBull.com For more information on Montana Ranch and The Angus Underground, please visit MontanaRanchAngus.com. Learn more about our sponsor, Montana Ranch, by visiting MontanaRanchAngus.com.
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