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Learn how Hawaii is combating insecticide-resistant pests and hear a discussion of the future for state fairs.

Learn how Hawaii is combating insecticide-resistant pests and hear a discussion of the future for state fairs.

Overhe(a)rd: Screenhouses and the State of State Fairs

Oklahoma Youth Expo's President of Onward Endowment Tyler Norvell and National Swine Registry CEO Clay Zwilling chat about COVID-19's impact on youth livestock shows this year and their thoughts on what's ahead.

Oklahoma Youth Expo's President of Onward Endowment Tyler Norvell and National Swine Registry CEO Clay Zwilling chat about COVID-19's impact on youth livestock shows this year and their thoughts on what's ahead.

Overhe(a)rd: Livestock Show Cancellations & Lessons Learned

In this episode, we look at the future of farming with data about millennial and Gen Z farmers, talk about the nation’s banana bread obsession and examine the latest updates on packing plants, including the POTUS’ executive order to keep the nation’s packing plants open. 

In this episode, we look at the future of farming with data about millennial and Gen Z farmers, talk about the nation&rsquo;s banana bread obsession and examine the latest updates on packing plants, including the POTUS&rsquo; executive order to keep the nation&rsquo;s packing plants open.&nbsp;

Overhe(a)rd: Gen Z Farmers and Trump’s Packing Plant Update

Episode 6:  Host Portia Stewart offers an update on Art Schaap, the owner of the New Mexico Dairy forced to dump 15,000 gallons of milk each day. Schaap had to let all but nine of his 40 employees go and plans to cull all 4,000 of his cows because seven of his 13 wells have been contaminated by toxins called per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) that entered the groundwater at nearby Cannon Air Force base. Farm Journal’s Dairy Editorial Director Anna-Lisa Laca offers advice for dairy farmers who may be affected by PFAS.

Episode 6: &nbsp;Host Portia Stewart offers an update on Art Schaap, the owner of the New Mexico Dairy forced to dump 15,000 gallons of milk each day. Schaap had to let all but nine of his 40 employees go and plans to cull all 4,000 of his cows because seven of his 13 wells have been contaminated by toxins called per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) that entered the groundwater at nearby Cannon Air Force base. Farm Journal&rsquo;s Dairy Editorial Director Anna-Lisa Laca offers advice for dairy farmers who may be affected by PFAS.

Episode 6: What You Need to Know About PFAS and Groundwater Contamination

Episode 5: Director Shaena Mallett and farmsteaders Nick and Celeste Nolan join us to discuss the release of Farmsteaders on the PBS documentary series POV on Sept. 2. Farmsteaders follows Nick Nolan and his young family on a journey to resurrect his late grandfather's dairy farm. Nick and his wife Celeste fight to keep their farm from "drying up and blowing away," something that has happened to about 4.7 million farms in the U.S. Also in this episode, Bovine Veterinarian Editor John Maday explains how veterinarians can help livestock producers focus on educating employees—and minimizing risk. And Millennial Meat Eater Natalie explains how to tell your urban friend chocolate milk doesn’t come from brown cows.

Episode 5: Director Shaena Mallett and farmsteaders Nick and Celeste Nolan join us to discuss the release of Farmsteaders on the PBS documentary series POV on Sept. 2. Farmsteaders follows Nick Nolan and his young family on a journey to resurrect his late grandfather's dairy farm. Nick and his wife Celeste fight to keep their farm from "drying up and blowing away," something that has happened to about 4.7 million farms in the U.S. Also in this episode, Bovine Veterinarian Editor John Maday explains how veterinarians can help livestock producers focus on educating employees&mdash;and minimizing risk. And Millennial Meat Eater Natalie explains how to tell your urban friend chocolate milk doesn&rsquo;t come from brown cows.

Meet the First-Time Farmsteaders

Traceability means change—and could also offer greater profitability for beef producers. Drovers Editorial Director Greg Henderson explains how traceability benefits consumers and beef producers. Millennial Meat Eater Brittany shares her guilty food pleasures (hint: think bacon and ice cream) and serves up her top meal prep tips. And Brandi Buzzard shares why ag needs to stop “educating consumers” and start making connections with grocery shoppers.  

Traceability means change&mdash;and could also offer greater profitability for beef producers. Drovers Editorial Director Greg Henderson explains how traceability benefits consumers and beef producers. Millennial Meat Eater Brittany shares her guilty food pleasures (hint: think bacon and ice cream) and serves up her top meal prep tips. And Brandi Buzzard shares why ag needs to stop &ldquo;educating consumers&rdquo; and start making connections with grocery shoppers. &nbsp;

Make Friends with Grocery Shoppers

Episode 3: Nate Birt, Director of Development & Programming with Trust In Food, shares how agriculture is working to develop deeper transparency. Security experts Jim Rovers and Sophie Cranley explore how farms can respond to organizations like PETA and how to connect with consumers. 

Episode 3: Nate Birt, Director of Development &amp; Programming with Trust In Food, shares how agriculture is working to develop deeper transparency. Security experts Jim Rovers and Sophie Cranley explore how farms can respond to organizations like PETA and how to connect with consumers.

Where does our food come from?

Episode 2: Jennifer Shike, Editor for Farm Journal’s PORK, joins us for the Have You He(a)rd? News Update on the truth about African swine fever. Millennial meat eater Amelia shares her feelings about meat and dairy. And security experts Jim Rovers and Sophie Cranley explore how farms can safeguard their facilities from activists. 

Episode 2: Jennifer Shike, Editor for Farm Journal&rsquo;s PORK, joins us for the Have You He(a)rd? News Update on the truth about African swine fever. Millennial meat eater Amelia shares her feelings about meat and dairy. And security experts Jim Rovers and Sophie Cranley explore how farms can safeguard their facilities from activists.

Caught-on-tape: The farm phenomenon

Episode 1: Mike Opperman, Editorial Director for dairy content at Farm Journal, joins us for the Have You He(a)rd? News Update on undercover filming on dairies. Millennial meat eater Brooke shares her feelings about meat and dairy and John Piotti of American Farmland Trust discusses farmer’s and consumer’s roles in preserving our vanishing farmland.

Episode 1: Mike Opperman, Editorial Director for dairy content at Farm Journal, joins us for the Have You He(a)rd? News Update on undercover filming on dairies. Millennial meat eater Brooke shares her feelings about meat and dairy and John Piotti of American Farmland Trust discusses farmer&rsquo;s and consumer&rsquo;s roles in preserving our vanishing farmland.

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The Farm Journal Livestock podcast connects the hearts and minds of producers and consumers to preserve our sustainable resources and provide high-quality food.

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he Farm Journal Livestock podcast connects the hearts and minds of producers and consumers to preserve our sustainable resources and provide high-quality food.

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