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From Cloud to Cab From Cloud to Cab
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From Cloud to Cab is a podcast series for farmers on the Delmarva Peninsula and in the Mid-Atlantic Region, offering timely conversations with scientists, policymakers, agribusinesses, conservationists and other farmers. The goal is to offer news, updates and different perspectives in a fresh and accessible format, especially when our listeners don’t have the time to sit down and read an article! From Cloud to Cab is hosted by Josh Bollinger with the University of Maryland Harry R. Hughes Center for Agro-Ecology of Queenstown, Md., and Jen Nelson with Resource Smart LLC of Greenwood, Del.
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Episode 16: Forests, Oysters and Legal Guides - The 2019 Brinsfield Interns Wrap Up
Josh sits down with summer 2019 interns for the Hughes Center and the University of Maryland Agriculture Law Education Initiative, UMD students Michael Marinelli and Victoria Long. They touch on projects the worked on over the summer, including policy recommendations for oyster aquaculture theft, a legal guide on direct marketing for specialty crop producers, and an overview of forest mitigation banking in Maryland. More importantly, they discuss the lessons they learned along the path to completing these projects.
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Episode 15: Planting Green Panel
This episode features a farmer panel recorded at the Planting Green Soil Health Field Day on Aug. 20 in Laurel, Del. Hear discussions featuring our co-host, Jen Nelson, and panelists Blaine Hitchens, Jay Baxter and Cory Atkins. This episode is sponsored by the Maryland Soybean Board.
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Episode 14: Hughes Center Interns Project Wrap Up
Josh sits down with last year's Hughes Center interns, Danielle Naundorf and Alison Venable, to chat about their many projects that spanned from saltwater intrusion, oyster aquaculture theft prevention, conservation leasing, Maryland's Watershed Implementation Plan, and more. After the summer of 2018, Danielle stayed on staff at the Hughes Center to continue her and Alison's work, and recently departed for law school in California. Best wishes, Danielle!