In this episode, Lindsay Persico and Rob Sharkey are talking about the how farmers and hunters view things differently
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1:10 A farm with some history.
4:00 Growing up in the shadow of Ridgetown College.
7:20 “Typical teenager” is what a Dad says when his kid was WILD!
10:30 Sarah can’t say “scrotal circumference” in front of her Dad.
15:40 Land prices and predators – not sheep friendly.
17:10 You show me your sheep. I’ll show you mine.
21:00 Wanna buy a sheep?
28:50 When Gary talks reason to a yuppie. Don’t try this at home.
29:40 When Gary destroys Sarah at trivia.
31:50 You’re going to want a tissue for this.
What do you think about an all-expenses-paid trip around the world for six months to learn about agriculture? Does it sound too good to be true? It is too good, but it is also true. This adventure is made possible through Nuffield scholarship. Today’s guest, Matt Hocken, is a husband, father, dairy farmer from New Zealand, and a Nuffield Scholar who has travelled globally to research on his chosen topic of specialization - agricultural innovation.
Matt joins me today to share the details of this amazing scholarship program that’s been created for the advancement of agriculture in a global aspect. He gives an overview of the life of a Nuffield scholar and its new international scholarship program. He also shares how this can influence your view of the world and the agricultural industry.
“I think I’ve learned a lot from just observing what you do [in the US]. [Innovation] is also a cultural context.” – Matt Hocken
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Greg Manning is North Carolina through and through. We talk growin bacca and getting married. His interview starts at 8:35.
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"The Farmer & The City Girl Podcast Episode 029 - How important is Ag Education?
In this episode,Marci Goodwin and Rob Sharkey are talking about the importance of teaching agriculture in schools.
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0:25 Pigs are good to us and we are good to pigs.
3:30 Finally someone Wendell can talk history with.
5:30 Free run pork and eggs before it was fashionable.
7:30 On attending “grade 14”
8:50 For some reason, Bob doesn’t believe Wendell wasn’t alive in 1968.
11:40 Better life for pigs, better life for farmer.
12:30 Why Ontario is a great place to produce pork.
14:30 OK, so Iowa can grow corn and pigs too.
15:10 Ontario farmers needs a strong meat packing industry.
18:10 A big idea for producer owned processing.
20:30 An idea becomes a packing plant.
23:00 Butchers care about animals too.
Today’s guests allow us to look at agricultural technology and entrepreneurship from two different perspectives. Kyle Heikes is part of the IN10T, a digital agricultural company that created Farmer Trials. Farmer Trials is a platform that connects people who have new ideas and want to test them on real farms. These people get to work with real farmers who have the skill and resources to assess whether these ideas solve real problems that farmers face.
Also with me is Kyle Morrow, a farmer in Indiana who is currently a customer of Farmer Trials. Kyle shares his experience working with the company and allows us to look at matters from a practical approach since one of the goals of the program is to see things from different lenses.
Today, we see that all new and innovative agricultural technology is nothing until tested and proven effective on the farm. Kyle shares how art and science are combined as a growth strategy used by Farmer Trials; the communication process among the farmer, the ag entrepreneur, and Farmer Trials; and when entrepreneurs can approach Farmers Trials if they have new insights and project proposals.
“Having something like Farmer Trials where they can try multiple things within a given year accelerate the learning curve to utilizing the data.” - Kyle Morrow
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Natalina Sents spent a year going to all 50 states to meet farmers. It gives her a very unique view on how agriculture should interact with the public.
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7:37 Fight for what you want
16:20 Role of a farm wife
23:40 Telling your story (this is good)
36:58 The car wreck
In this episode,Kellee James and Rob Sharkey are talking about how much people are willing to pay for organics.
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You say “almond,” she says “am-mend.” As Almond Girl Jenny, this hull-splitting, tree-shaking, fourth-generation nutty farm girl talks about the crop that’s our favorite go-to snack.
In this episode, Lesley Kelly and Rob Sharkey are talking about how much food we waste.
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0:45 What kind of a name is Viren anyway?
3:40 Viren’s surprising childhood
6:00 Stranded in a strange country without his parents.
7:15 Being the only brown kid in grade 9.
10:15 Our own immigrant success story.
11:45 Viren’s TV career is tragically cut short.
12:30 Will pull teats for food.
15:30 Back to school – again.
17:40 Becoming a soldier of fortune.
19:30 Viren says robots are dumb… robots also had nothing good to say about Viren.
21:00 Viren questions recent life choices.
21:30 The Orkel MP2,000 – a heavy conversation.
25:50 Thinking outside the bale.
28:45 Viren does NOT expose himself on Twitter. Snapchat anyone?
31:30 @Milkabot’s rules to not be a dick on Twitter.
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While having guests and learning from people with different perspectives are the typical setup of this show, stopping to reflect on the things that have been discussed and talked about is an excellent way of seeing the learning, growth, and future direction of the program. With this said, today, I’m going to deviate from my normal program flow to look back and see where the journey has taken us.
Today, I’m going to talk about the five big takeaways I have learned from the first 60 episodes of the Future of Agriculture podcast. I also explain how these five big things determine the direction and content of the program.
Agriculture should be looked at from as many different lenses as possible. That’s where we’re going to get the ideas.
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Steve Pitstick has been a pioneer in agriculture for decades, listen as he has an honest conversation about agricultures views on divorce and homosexuality
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8:24 video killed the radio store
19:30 divorce in ag
28:28 breakfast conversation… I’m gay
39:29 navigating new waters
"The Farmer & The City Girl Podcast Episode 026 - Eating healthy on the road"
In this episode, Ginelle James and Rob Sharkey are pointing out the pros and cons of Amazons new purchase.
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2:40 A beef farmer repping fruit and veggie growers. Covering both sides of the plate.
5:00 Fall Fair Ambassador is NOT the same thing as a Dairy Princess!
7:20 Amanda has a fancy way of saying she can’t plow straight…..
10:20 Canadian Cattlemen’s Young Leaders – the future of the beef industry.
15:50 Being a mentor means giving back to the industry.
17:30 Who didn’t guess that Amanda would be recognised as a “go getter”?
20:20 Some times it’s easier to ask (Jen Christie) for forgiveness than permission.
21:10 That time when being a farmer makes you strange and mysterious.
23:20 Who takes a beef farmer to a vegetarian restaurant????
28:00 Power woman or not, when Dad says shovel some s**t, you shovel some s**t.
32:10 Sometimes being a farmer means also working off the farm.
Peter Schott grew up in a family with technologically inclined parents who used computers on their farm even from way back in 1984. Because of this, Peter's curiosity on the possibilities that technology can bring in solving agricultural problems grew. As a result, Peter and another guy from his college dorm decided to work together on offering solutions through mobile apps by establishing their own company called Myriad Mobile.
Today, Peter talks about the significant role that mobile apps play in the future of agriculture and the solution of current agricultural problems. He shares some excellent insights from two different perspectives - one from that of a farmer’s and the other of an entrepreneur. He also explains the significance of knowing your audience, your vision, and the problem you want to solve when thinking of a good app to pursue.
“I think the industry is best served if people spend more time listening to their customers and working alongside them rather than telling them what they need.” – Peter Schott
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Dr. Cody Creelman is ‘the name” in agriculture vlogs. His, no-holds-bar look at veterinary practices has set him apart. He talks about puss, palpations, and other… stuff
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10:00 He be vloggin
24:16 Screw Dr. Pol
27:35 Dr. Pimplepopper
32:45 Cow plastic surgery
39:42 No time for GOT