Mike Adams

We've lost a legend. Orion was THE voice of agriculture. Glad to have called him a friend and to have had the pleasure to work with him. I always appreciated his support and advice.

@JoeKASMRadio @maxarmstrong KASM has a great history of serving its listeners. I always enjoyed my visits with them over the years. Joe does a great job of continuing that tradition! Congratulations Joe!

@maxarmstrong Thx @maxarmstrong !

Nice to see good guys getting good ink. @JoeKASMRadio “Is a gem,” if they had quoted @maxarmstrong dairystar.com/stories/75-yea… #simplesharebuttons

@NickHarrisFWST Hope Aubrey is next.

In the 2+ weeks since the Micah Parsons trade, the #Cowboys have gotten two major deals on the agenda done ahead of next offseason in CB DaRon Bland and LG Tyler Smith. Now, just one major contract looms next offseason: WR George Pickens.

@Cowboys_FanTalk Next moves should be to extend Tyler Smith, Aubrey and Bland. We have the cap space now.

Nobody is acting like Micah isn’t generational but RESPECTFULLY if he can Turn the Page so can we! He not here no more!

I lost a good friend yesterday and so did agriculture. Mike Perrine started me on my farm broadcasting career path in the mid 1970's. Over the years he helped me and many other broadcasters as well. I will always be grateful for our friendship. He will certainly be missed.

@SJ_TomBrand I encourage you to get a copy of Tom's book. Great stories of faith, family and farm. Especially if you ever lived or worked on a farm or lived in rural America, you'll easily relate to Tom's experiences and think you grew up in the same place!

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@AgriBlogger Thanks for the trip down memory lane with our good friend Gene. Great guy who helped so many of us in so many ways!

In case you haven't seen the latest ZimmNews. Also, the passing of good friend Gene Hemphill. myemail.constantcontact.com/Latest-News-fr…

@2TArkMo @morrisonmkts Not necessarily. Just glad someone is shining a light on where our money is being spent.

Seems very telling that DOGE critics are not complaining about wasteful spending but rather that it is being exposed and threatened.

@morrisonmkts Unfortunately Congress seems to be the source of a lot of problems.

@MikeAdamsAg Congressional Research Service (CSR) has a paper dated January 6, 2025 on USAID worth reading.

@morrisonmkts Wasn't USAID created by executive order? I agree Musk shouldn't have the power to close an agency but should be able to investigate and recommend action by the President.

@MikeAdamsAg biggest threat I see is the process. Relying on Musk to determine what's wasteful and the agencies that should be gutted/closed is both unlawful and in most cases usurping the role of Congress.

You can agree or disagree on the answers but congratulations to Bret Baier for asking real questions and pressing for answers. Our country would be better served if more in the media would do the same.

@NickHarrisFWST Another Dallas Hall of Fame career wasted.

When Zack Martin gets knocked back and bullrushed like that, you know it’s a bad day.

@TractorShipper Thanks!

@MikeAdamsAg Miss you on the air

These debates tell us more about the media than the candidates.

The news media should be watchdogs of our politicians not lapdogs.

47 years ago today I was a radio DJ doing my show when the bulletin came across the AP wire that Elvis had died. I shared the story with my listeners and played Elvis records the rest of my show. I found out the next day my boss wasn't an Elvis fan and almost fired me.

Really enjoyed helping celebrate AgriTalk's 30th anniversary. Lots of good memories and friendships!

I can't imagine walking into another country and being allowed to vote in their elections and I don't think we should allow others to do so in ours.

@Ron_on_RON @maxarmstrong @clintwfischer I really enjoyed doing Open Line shows on AgriTalk. Back then most stations carried the show" live". As stations started airing the program at various times of the day it took away the audience being able to call in as they heard the show.

The early days of Agri-Talk with Ken Root and then Mike Adams captured a lot of that- not every day- not every topic- but they had their moments- A good farm broadcaster is worth their weight in gold- that's a guy or gal who ask questions of those they interview that matter to their audience- Max and Orion definitely come to mind who fit that criteria

"Long time/first time" I rarely listen to talk radio anymore, opting instead for podcasts. But I miss the "open phone lines" call-in aspect of old talk radio. Guest interviews are fine, but hearing listener Q's being given a radio answer is often more relatable. Hear me out: A call-in show for ag questions. - could listen live - could be recorded for streaming Think Rush Limbaugh or Dave Ramsey for agriculture. Maybe this already exists & I haven't found it... Would you tune in? Would you call in?