Episode 7: Andy Clean and his amazing farm soap

This episode of Between 2 Farms features Andy Pasztor , better known online as Andy Clean, a farmer from Tilsonburg, Ontario who turned a simple social media hashtag and sticker into a real agricultural cleaning brand. He walks through how the business started almost by accident, beginning with a viral idea, support from John Deere, and a grassroots community of farmers proudly showing off freshly washed equipment. From there, Andy explains how he built the brand before he even had a product, partnered with a soap manufacturer, hit the road with his dad to visit dealers across the Midwest, and slowly grew Andy Clean into a recognizable name carried through John Deere’s dealer network.

The conversation goes beyond soap and leans into the bigger picture of entrepreneurship in agriculture, the value of personality and community in building a business, and the reality that farmers often need to create something beyond commodities to stay viable. Nathan and Quentin talk with Andy about equipment pride, perceived value, social media, networking, and why face-to-face relationships still matter in ag business. The episode has a loose, funny, road-trip kind of energy, but underneath it is a real discussion about taking chances, building something from passion, and how farm people are often better prepared for entrepreneurship than they realize.