Cultivating Sustainability, a Southeast Iowa Farmer’s Quest to Enhance Soil Health

Southeast Iowa Farmer, Ryan Oberman, shares the dynamic evolution of his farm spanning the past 15 years. Transitioning from a specialized focus on corn to a strategic shift to soybeans five years ago, Ryan’s agricultural narrative is a testament to continual adaptation and innovation that has been brought about over the years.

Research and images assembled by Emma Ehlers | 2021

Listen in on a captivating journey as Ryan Oberman shares the dynamic evolution of his farm spanning the past 15 years. Transitioning from a specialized focus on corn to a strategic shift to soybeans five years ago, Ryan’s agricultural narrative is a testament to continual adaptation and innovation that has been brought about over the years. 

In the last three years, Ryan transitioned into non-GMO crops, a strategic decision aligning with his goal of enhancing soil health while reducing input costs. Join this insightful discussion as Ryan guides us through the challenges and triumphs of seamlessly introducing regenerative agriculture practices into his operation.

Explore the experiences, from the initial hurdles he encountered in his experience to the gratifying rewards of a more sustainable and cost-effective farming approach. Ryan emphasizes the pivotal role that Continuum Ag played in this transformative journey, emphasizing that the strides made in cultivating healthier soil wouldn’t have been possible without their support.