Bunny Hug Farmers

TYLER JAENEN and Dallas Leduc
  • 4.5 (24)
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The Bunny Hug Farmers Podcast is a down-to-earth, Saskatchewan-made show hosted by Tyler Jaenen and Dallas Leduc, celebrating prairie agriculture, rural life, and the people who make it all happen. Each episode dives into real farm stories, local issues, industry insights, and plenty of laughs—capturing the true spirit of life on the Canadian Prairies. Proudly rooted in both South West Saskatchewan and South East Saskatchewan, the show highlights the voices, challenges, and humour unique to farmers across the province and beyond.

  1. 7 HRS AGO

    Canola, Costs & Cross-Border Chaos Tim Mickelson Ep.31

    The podcast episode features a discussion on farming updates, challenges of winter canola, the role of the US Canola Board, and cross-border farming and equipment costs. The conversation delves into the expansion of the canola market, the potential for winter canola, and the differences in equipment costs between the US and Canada. The conversation covers the challenges of cross-border trade, tariffs, and the impact on farmers. It delves into the financial stress faced by farmers, the role of agricultural subsidies and programs, and the use of technology and social media in agriculture. The conversation covers a range of topics, including daily farm updates on TikTok, humorous farm stories, unexpected farm experiments, auction sale adventures, farm equipment and crop planning, challenges with pests and crop management, and the considerations of electric vehicles in agriculture. The speakers share their experiences, insights, and humorous moments, providing valuable perspectives on various aspects of farm life and technology in agriculture. Takeaways Canola Market ExpansionChallenges of Winter CanolaCross-Border Farming and Equipment Costs Cross-Border ChallengesAgricultural SubsidiesTechnology in Agriculture TikTok as a platform for sharing daily farm activitiesChallenges and considerations of electric vehicles in agriculture Chapters 00:00 Cross-Border Farming and Equipment Costs52:01 Financial Stress and Farming01:00:11 Agricultural Subsidies and Programs01:09:59 Technology and Social Media in Agriculture01:26:10 Daily Farm Updates on TikTok01:31:23 Auction Sale Adventures and Unexpected Bids01:39:13 Challenges with Pests and Crop Management

    1h 39m

  2. APR 26

    Kevin Hursh on Farm Gate

    The conversation covers the challenges of farming, including the impact of weather on crop yields and the use of technology to address these challenges. It also delves into the role of information and communication in the agricultural sector, highlighting the importance of accurate record-keeping and the need for community support during emergencies. The conversation covers community emergency response, agricultural innovation and challenges, agricultural market challenges, farm stress and support, and lessons from farming experience. It highlights the importance of community support and emergency preparedness, as well as the challenges and innovations in agriculture, market challenges, and the need for mental health support in the farming community. The conversation also delves into the lessons learned from farming experience and the impact of past experiences on decision-making in agriculture. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Farming Challenges40:27 Community Emergency Response47:23 Agricultural Innovation and Challenges55:37 Agricultural Market Challenges01:08:24 Farm Stress and Support

    1h 8m

  3. APR 12

    Old Iron & Open Roads with Chris Barber Ep.29

    summary In this episode of the Bunny Hug Farmers Podcast, hosts Tyler Jaenen and Dallas Leduc discuss their experiences in trucking and farming, including the challenges of maintaining trucks and the joys of restoring antique tractors. They welcome guest Chris Barber, who shares his family's farming history and his passion for collecting and restoring vintage tractors. The conversation also touches on the importance of mental health in agriculture, emphasizing the need for support and community connection. In this episode, the conversation delves into the challenges faced by the trucking industry, including the need for better driver training, the impact of technology on driving skills, and the importance of community support in emergency situations. The speakers also discuss the significance of language barriers in ensuring road safety and the role of law enforcement in monitoring traffic regulations. Additionally, the episode highlights the importance of animal welfare and the personal experiences of the speakers in their respective communities. The podcast journey is reflected upon, emphasizing the growth and support received from listeners.

    1h 25m

  4. MAR 29

    Electric Trucks, Government Red Tape & the Future of Farming (Chace Barber "Edison Motors") Ep. 28

    In this episode of the Bunny Hug Farmers Podcast, hosts Tyler Jaenen and Dallas Leduc sit down with Chace Barber from Edison Motors to talk about the intersection of mental health, farming, and trucking innovation. The conversation dives into the unique stressors faced by farmers and truckers, the growing mental load in agriculture, and the importance of building equipment that lasts. Chace shares insights into Edison Motors’ approach to electric and hybrid truck technology, including the challenges of government regulations, the realities of building durable trucks for agricultural use, and the potential for retrofitting older trucks with modern hybrid or electric drivetrains. The trio discusses how better communication between industry and government could improve outcomes for farmers and fleet operators, and how sustainable trucking solutions could shape the future of agriculture. The episode also touches on the role of social media in modern business, the challenges in the agricultural equipment market, and the financial pressures faced by both farmers and truckers. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for reliable, long-lasting machinery, innovation that actually works in the real world, and practical solutions that support both mental health and long-term sustainability in agriculture.

    1h 23m

  5. MAR 15

    From Cows to Goats: A Farmer’s Journey (A Dairy On the Prairie Neline Kielstra) Episode 27

    summary In this episode of the Bunny Hug Farmers podcast, hosts Tyler Jaenen and Dallas Leduc welcome Neline Kielstra, a dairy farmer and YouTube content creator. The conversation explores Neline's journey in dairy farming, her transition to goat farming, and the challenges and rewards of working in agriculture. They discuss the importance of mental health in farming, the impact of technology on dairy operations, and the significance of family legacy in agriculture. Neline shares insights on animal husbandry, the market demand for goat meat, and her experiences with social media as a platform for sharing her farming life. The episode concludes with reflections on the passion and dedication required in farming.

    1h 9m

  6. MAR 1

    Trucks, TikTok & Tired Tractors (Matt James) episode 26

    In this episode of the Bunny Hug Farmers podcast, hosts Tyler Jaenen and Dallas Leduc welcome back returning guest Matt James from the James Brothers YouTube channel. The conversation covers a range of topics including personal updates, the past year's crop performance, future crop plans, equipment modifications, and the challenges of maintaining farming equipment. The trio also discusses the importance of content creation in agriculture, sharing insights on their experiences with TikTok and YouTube. Throughout the episode, they emphasize the significance of innovation, community feedback, and the evolving landscape of farming. In this engaging conversation, Matt shares insights from his farming experience, focusing on the unique challenges and joys of being a young farmer. He discusses the balance of showcasing family life on social media while protecting his children's privacy, the importance of mental health in the farming community, and the practicalities of managing equipment and crop choices. The discussion also touches on the evolution of farm trucks and the benefits of upgrading machinery, particularly through the Sunnybrook experience. Overall, the conversation highlights the resilience and adaptability required in modern farming.

    1h 26m

  7. FEB 15

    Lending A Helping Hand episode 25

    This Is a very special episode to the Bunny Hug Farmers we have two young University students Jesstin Toney and Emily Muchowski talk about how they are helping raise money of Telemiracle! There is information below on how you can donate! we Also had the Pedersens on and discussed the importance of looking after your mental health! Bedpush Sublink https://wl.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=E370151QE&id=1&cfifid=70 Agros website: uofsagros.ca Go to events then bedpush telemiracle to see lots of pictures  Donations Options: Online - through telemiracle  E-transfer to uofsagros@gmail.com  Cheques to Agriculture Students Association  51 Campas Drive  Saskatoon, Saskatchewan  Cash from February 26-28th on highway 11

    1h 1m

  8. FEB 1

    From Milk to Media: A Dairy Farmer on YouTube (Jan Kielstra) Episode 24

    In this episode of the Bunny Hug Farmers podcast, hosts Tyler Jaenen and Dallas LeDuc engage in a lively conversation with Jan Kielstra, a dairy farmer and YouTuber. They discuss the challenges and joys of dairy farming, including the intricacies of dairy quota in Canada, the daily operations on a dairy farm, and the exciting transition to cheese production. Young shares insights into his YouTube journey, the role of technology in modern farming, and the importance of biosecurity. The conversation also touches on the future of electric vehicles in agriculture, highlighting the evolving landscape of farming practices. In this engaging conversation, the hosts and guests discuss the practicalities of electric vehicles on farms, the impact of social media on farming practices, and the importance of machinery maintenance. They delve into crop management challenges, the dynamics of family support in farming, and the potential for importing machinery to save costs. The discussion also touches on sustainability concerns and the evolving landscape of agriculture, highlighting the need for adaptability and innovation in modern farming.

    1h 20m
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The Bunny Hug Farmers Podcast is a down-to-earth, Saskatchewan-made show hosted by Tyler Jaenen and Dallas Leduc, celebrating prairie agriculture, rural life, and the people who make it all happen. Each episode dives into real farm stories, local issues, industry insights, and plenty of laughs—capturing the true spirit of life on the Canadian Prairies. Proudly rooted in both South West Saskatchewan and South East Saskatchewan, the show highlights the voices, challenges, and humour unique to farmers across the province and beyond.

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  • Creator
    TYLER JAENEN and Dallas Leduc
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    31
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2025 TYLER JAENEN and Dallas Leduc
  • Show Website
    Bunny Hug Farmers

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