SharkFarmer Podcast

Rob Sharkey
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Conversation and interview with farmers and hunters

  1. 1小時前

    508 Larry Tombaugh Experimental Farms

    Do you know who discovered Pluto? We get a history lesson from life long farmer Larry Tombaugh on this weeks episode

    50 分鐘

  2. 2月17日

    507 Iowa Young Farmer Conference (Part 1)

    Live podcasts from the 2026 Iowa Farm Bureau Young Farmer Conference in Des Moines Iowa

    45 分鐘

  3. 2月10日

    506 Troy Fiechter BioTownAg

    We are live at Prudue talking with Troy Fiechter of BioTownAg

    51 分鐘

  4. 2月3日

    505 Phillip Raines Beecame a Farmer

    Can eating local honey help with allergies? Listen to Phillip Raines who became a first generation farmer by raising bees

    49 分鐘

  5. 1月27日

    504 Holly Payne Watching The Sausage Get Made

    In this episode of the Shark Farmer Podcast, host Rob Sharkey chats with Holly Payne from Bigelow, Arkansas, who shares her unique journey from theater costume designer to farmer. Holly discusses her background, including her time in Milwaukee and her husband Aaron's biochemistry expertise, which they now apply to their farming venture. The couple started a small farm during the COVID-19 pandemic, initially as a hobby, but it quickly evolved into a full-time business focused on raising Gloucestershire Old Spot pigs and producing high-quality pork products, including sausages. Holly emphasizes the importance of sustainable farming practices and the joy of growing food that tastes like it did in their childhoods.   Throughout the conversation, Holly shares insights into the challenges and rewards of farming, including the need for effective marketing and the importance of building relationships with customers. She also highlights the significance of using animal fats in cooking and how they can enhance flavor. The episode wraps up with Holly offering practical cooking tips and encouraging listeners to embrace the joy of cooking with quality ingredients. This engaging discussion showcases the couple's passion for farming and their commitment to providing delicious, sustainably raised food to their community. takeaways "We started looking for a new bit of property." "It's all about food for us." "You have to have a five-year plan." "You need to do the research, you need to do the math." "Cooking shouldn't be intimidating." "You have to be willing to put yourself out there." "Our life is great, but we don't get new cars every year." "It's hard to go wrong with a pork shoulder." "You can make tacos with chorizo easily." "So many farms fold in the first five years."

    48 分鐘

  6. 1月20日

    503 Lauren & Ben Neale Knows Their Meat

    In this episode of the Shark Farmer Podcast, host Rob Sharkey interviews Lauren and Ben Neal from Columbia, Tennessee, who share their inspiring journey in agriculture and entrepreneurship. The couple discusses their unique backgrounds—Ben grew up on a small farm while Lauren was a city girl from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. They delve into how they met through the National Cattlemen's Beef Association and their decision to start a cow-calf operation after getting married. The conversation highlights their challenges and triumphs, including the impact of COVID-19 on their business and the launch of Lighthill Meats, a butcher shop that emphasizes clean, minimally processed foods.

    49 分鐘

  7. 1月13日

    502 Kevin Thompson Keepin Buzzards at Bay

    In this episode of the Shark Farmer Podcast, host Rob Sharkey speaks with Kevin Thompson, the Director of the Middle Tennessee Ag Research and Education Center (M-TREC) at the University of Tennessee. They discuss Kevin's background in agriculture, the impact of black vultures on cattle production, and the importance of diversification in farming. Kevin shares insights on precision livestock technologies, the role of horses in cattle management, and the significance of teaching stockmanship. The conversation emphasizes the need for advocates in agriculture to educate the public and promote sustainable practices. Kevin Thompson is the Director of M-TREC at the University of Tennessee. M-TREC focuses on research and education in agriculture, particularly beef and poultry. Kevin's background includes managing a large family farm and academic achievements in animal science. Black vultures have become predatory, impacting calf survival and producer safety. Research is being conducted to understand and mitigate the impact of black vultures on cattle. Diversification in agriculture can improve economic stability for producers. Precision livestock technologies are being implemented to gather real-time data on cattle. Teaching stockmanship is essential for low-stress cattle handling. Horses are preferred for cattle management due to their low-stress impact on livestock. Aspiring farmers should seek entry-level opportunities and be willing to learn from mistakes.

    52 分鐘

  8. 1月6日

    501 Belinda Bowman Has A Huge Heart

    In this episode, Rob Sharkey interviews Belinda Bowman, a sixth-generation farmer from Ontario, Canada. Belinda shares her journey through grief after the loss of her partner, Troy, and how it has shaped her life and farming practices. She discusses the importance of animals in her healing process, the challenges of parenting, and her desire to help others who are navigating similar experiences. The conversation also touches on the differences between farming in Canada and the U.S., the impact of social media on agriculture, and the importance of authenticity in sharing one's story.   takeaways Belinda is a sixth-generation farmer on a first-generation mortgage. The loss of her partner, Troy, profoundly impacted her life and farming. Animals played a crucial role in her healing process after loss. She emphasizes the importance of relationships during grief. Belinda wants to help others navigate their grief and trauma. Parenting has its own challenges, especially after loss. She feels a strong connection to the farming community. Belinda is open about her mental health struggles and healing journey. She believes in the power of authenticity on social media. Farming in Canada presents unique challenges compared to the U.S.

    55 分鐘
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Conversation and interview with farmers and hunters

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  • 創作者
    Rob Sharkey
  • 活躍年份
    2016年 - 2026年
  • 單集
    100
  • 分級
    兒童適宜
  • 版權
    © 2016 Rob Sharkey all rights reserved
  • 節目網站
    SharkFarmer Podcast

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