Best Agriculturepodcast Podcasts (2024)

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Ep 224 Barb’s Knitted Knockers 46:59

2h ago46:59

46:59

October is not only a great time to celebrate fiber (what with the Lambtown and Rhinebeck festivals, just to name a few), but it’s also Breast Cancer Awareness month. How do we get both things in one podcast? Knitted Knockers! Barbara Demorest is the Feisty Lady with Fortitude who took a horrible event in life and made it into something that has he…

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Ep 223 James Metcalfe: All Creatures Bleat and Shawl 41:37

4d ago41:37

41:37

Every once in a while you meet a person you’ve read about in a book. It might not be the actual person, but is the personification of a character that is so accurate, it might as well have jumped out straight from the pages. Today, our podcast guest is one of those. James Metcalfe lives on Hardenclough Farm, “in the heart of the beautiful Peak Dist…

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How the Zero Hunger Coalition is Mobilizing AgriFood System Actors to End Hunger & Malnutrition with Francine Picard 26:27

21d ago26:27

26:27

[00:00:42] Sharon Idahosa: Hello, beautiful people. Welcome to the Let's Talk Agriculture podcast the podcast that connects you with the happenings, the trends, and opportunities in the agriculture sector. [00:00:52] Sharon Idahosa: So, here's a quick information for us. We will be rounding up the Let's Talk Agriculture podcast show for the year in…

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Ep 222 All of the Hills on the Edge of the Lake 19:24

1M ago19:24

19:24

We’re back from the North American Hill Sheep Show in Escanaba, Michigan. This inaugural event showcased some British Hill Breed Sheep and some not-quite-Hill Breed Sheep, of course, but there was more to see, hear and smell. Lovely vendor booths with soft woolens and fragrant soaps in abundance, sheepdog trials with panting puppies, food trucks (w…

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Navigating the Risks in Poultry Farming with Godbold Chukwuebuka 23:30

1M ago23:30

23:30

[00:00:00] Intro [00:00:41] Sharon Idahosa: Hello, beautiful people. Welcome to the Let's Talk Agriculture podcast show, where we share the happenings, the trends and the opportunities in the agriculture sector. Now in today's episode, we will dive into poultry farming. A thriving business opportunity in Nigeria and, of course, across Africa. So wh…

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Ep 221 Hexham Auction: Hadrian’s Mule 33:49

1M ago33:49

33:49

Where do we go for fun? Well, all kinds of places, but fish hatcheries, farm shows, and livestock auctions are on the list. Today, we’re taking you back to jolly old England (almost Scotland, actually), to a little town called Hexham. It lies at the foot of Northumberland National Park and a stone’s throw (literally) from Hadrian’s Wall. This is as…

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Ep 220 Shetland Sheep Society(UK): Sing Me a Song of a Sheep that has Gone - Everywhere 28:53

2M ago28:53

28:53

Located in the southern portion of Scotland, Lanark might be best known in agricultural circles for those big guys from the area around the River Clyde, and to history buffs as the first place local resident William Wallace drew his sword in earnest. We love heavy horses with a passion, but the sheep need to have their day, too. Last September, Lan…

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Impact of Digital Finance in Agriculture with Grace Njoroge 31:38

3M ago31:38

31:38

[00:00:00] Grace Njoroge: Hey, beautiful people. Indeed, that is one of my biggest pleasure, is always when I went to my [00:00:06] Sharon Idahosa: own farm. So, I think it is important to first understand what a healthy relationship with food is, for us to know what it is not. Not trying. I can relate, I can relate. Selfish. So, you could be your …

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Ep 219 Across Dry Creek and Over the Horizon 40:47

3M ago40:47

40:47

In life, there are talkers and doers. Of the doers, many of them have a characteristic known as “True Grit,” and today’s podcast guests are in that category. Millie and Stacy Bradshaw own Dry Creek Livestock, and a few hours north of Salt Lake City, these two intrepid souls are building a place to call home on the windswept plains and low hills of …

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Impact of Gender Financing in the Agricultural sector with Timothy Strong 29:47

3M ago29:47

29:47

Intro: [00:00:00]Sharon Idahosa: [00:43:00] Hello beautiful people. Welcome to the Let's Talk Agriculture podcast show, where we bring you the latest trends, opportunities, and innovations in the agriculture industry. Now this episode is brought to you by Opportunity International, a nonprofit organization equipping families with the tools [00:01:0…

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How Podcasting Can Help Your Agriculture Communication 6:27

3M ago6:27

6:27

[00:00:00] Sharon Idahosa: Hey, beautiful people. Indeed,that is one of my biggest pleasure, is always when Iwent to my own farm. So, I think it is important to first understand what ahealthy relationship with food is, for us to know what it is not. Not trying. Ican relate, I can relate. Selfish. So, you could be your own farmer priest. [00:00:19] …

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Ep 218 Horse Progress Days: We’re Happy to be Left in the Dust 39:02

3M ago39:02

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It’s time for Horse Progress Days! It’s one of our favorite events of the year, and this July it was held in Lancaster County, PA - just in time for the height of a national heatwave. Everyone soldiered on through, though, with nary a complaint to be found from this stoic bunch. It was a good thing everyone pushed through the heat until the close o…

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Ep 217 Erin Bradt: Helder Herdwyck Handful for a Happy Half Hour 33:31

4M ago33:31

33:31

It’s time for a talk – a Shepherd’s Talk, that is. Every year, the New York State Sheep and Wool Festival has this popular segment available for shepherds, wannabe shepherds, ecologists, historians, and people who are just plain interested in fiber production from the ground up. Today’s talk is with Erin Bradt, of Helder Herdwyck Farm, where she ta…

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Ep 216 Our Favorite Principal – by Farr. 38:08

4M ago38:08

38:08

On this podcast episode Bruce Farr of Farrview South Farm, American Milking Devon Cattle breeder (and a teamster!), sits down with John Hall, the President of the American Milking Devon Cattle Association. They discuss the history of the breed, characteristics they appreciate, and some non-traditional ideas for a very traditional breed. If you want…

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Ep 215 Theresa Walker: The Great Bay Tobacco, Humous Brownie Caramel Insulation Institution 32:54

5M ago32:54

32:54

This week, we’re speaking with Theresa Walker of Great Bay Wool Works and her lovely natural-colored ovine assistant Hazel (okay, so hubby Patrick did a little bit of modeling, too.). We learn about natural-colored sheep, geography in New England, a bit of why New England and Old England feel familiar to each other, and much more. This is one of th…

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Ep 214 Dunlouise: Outlander, Lowlander, Highlander - Angus 45:08

5M ago45:08

45:08

We’re going down memory lane, and back to the beginning of all things for today’s podcast. In this case, it means the start of something that has grown into a behemoth in the world of Agriculture. Originally from the shores of Scotland near Aberdeen, the cattle breed known as “Angus” has become the powerhouse breed by which all things are measured.…

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Revolutionizing Agriculture with AI-Powered Satellite Imagery with Lidiia Lelechenko 33:32

5M ago33:32

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[00:00:00] Sharon Idahosa: Hey, beautiful people. Indeed, that is one of my biggest pleasure, is always when I went to my own farm. So, I think it is important to first understand what a healthy relationship with food is, for us to know what it is not. Not trying. I can relate, I can relate. Selfish. So, you could be your own farmer for years. [00:…

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Strategies to increase the productivity of farmers with Ibrahim Maigari 29:57

6M ago29:57

29:57

[00:00:00] INTRO [00:00:44] Sharon Idahosa: Hello, beautiful people. Welcome to another episode of our technology series, where we explore the innovative solutions, trends and advancement that are shaping the future of farming and agribusiness. This episode is brought to you by Let's Talk Agriculture; An industry specific public relations and commu…

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Ep 213 Anson Tebbetts: The Darn Tough Cherry Garcia Donkey Run 45:56

6M ago45:56

45:56

We concluded the World Devon Congress adventure with the State that put these cattle on the map – okay, they’re on the flag, anyway. We had a wonderful tour through the Green Mountain State of Vermont, on our way to meet up with Anson Tebbets, Secretary of Agriculture, Food and Markets. This lovely man took a walk down the lane on his family farm t…

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How to reduce feed costs in poultry farming with Mfon Uwa 21:19

6M ago21:19

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[00:00:00] Intro [00:00:42] Sharon Idahosa: Hey, beautiful people. Welcome to the technology series, where we explore the innovative solutions and trends [00:00:48] Sharon Idahosa: that are shaping the future of farming and agribusiness. I'm excited to bring the first episode of the technology series your way, because today we will be hearing from …

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Unlocking the benefits of Carbon Credits with Emily Urban and Vasco Van 27:13

6M ago27:13

27:13

What are the benefits of Carbon Credits for farmers in Africa? Transcription [00:00:00] Intro[00:00:42] Sharon Idahosa: Do you know that it can actually get a whole lot easier keeping the food supply chain safe and transparent? Join over 30, 000 food, beverage, ingredient, dietary and supplement companies across global supply chain for integrated f…

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Why Farmers Should Transition to Regenerative Agriculture with Dr. Rudolf Overbeek and Charles 29:46

7M ago29:46

29:46

[00:00:00] Intro [00:00:36] Sharon Idahosa: Hey guys, welcome to another episode of our sustainability series.[00:00:41] Sharon Idahosa: It's really been an exciting and insightful time for me. I mean, I've been discussing with industry experts with a sustainability focus globally. Now, if this is your first time joining or listening, we've had abo…

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Regenerative Agriculture: Empowering Farmers for a Sustainable Future with Tania Roa 22:46

7M ago22:46

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[00:00:00] Sharon Idahosa: Hello, beautiful people. Welcome to another episode of the Sustainability Series brought to you by Let's Talk Agriculture. So we are an industry specific public relations and communications firm specializing in agriculture. So just in case you haven't explored our website to see what we have in store for you, quickly visi…

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Ep 212 A.J. O'Neil: Six Degrees of Bacon 33:01

7M ago33:01

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Backyard Green Films is now in Florida, getting ready to start the World Devon Congress 2024. But first (and last), our podcast with the butcher. The place where everything ends – everything that is ordered medium rare, anyway. A.J. O’Neil is the perfect one to encapsulate almost everything that is fantastic about why Devons are popular. He’s a mem…

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Sustainable Innovations in Cassava Processing with Yemisi Iranloye 21:41

7M ago21:41

21:41

Welcome to the first episode of our sustainability series where we explore innovative solutions and practices that contribute to a more sustainable future.In this episode, our podcast host Sharon Idahosa had a seat with Yemisi Iranloye to discuss the sustainable solutions in cassava processing which was an eye-opener because Yemisi shared insights …

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Ep 211 Stephen Adcock: Ipstone Patchwork Clockwork Dexter Farmstay 38:04

7M ago38:04

38:04

Our stay at Clockwork Cottage was one of the quiet delights of our UK trip in August of 2023. The Peak District in England is well known as being a day-hiker’s destination filled with rolling emerald fields, ancient stacked stone walls, and sheep, sheep and sheep. There are those amazing things, yes, and found aplenty, but for the Backyard Green Fi…

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Navigating Currency Fluctuations with Debajyoti Bhattacharyya: Part 2 31:58

8M ago31:58

31:58

Still on the Currency Fluctuation Saga in Nigeria.In our previous episode, our founder and podcast host discussed navigating currency fluctuations in Nigeria from a farmer’s POV which highlighted some challenges faced and strategies farmers can implement to navigate challenges in times like this.This week's sequel episode is all about the commodity…

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Ep 210 Steve Montgomery: …and We’ll Leave the Lamppost on for Ya 40:41

8M ago40:41

40:41

Steve Montgomery of Lamppost Farm is our guest on today’s podcast, coming to you from a stop on the Devon Congress pre-tour - Columbiana, Ohio style this time. Steve and his family raise Devon Cattle, Coopworth Sheep, pigs, turkeys and a partridge in a pear tree (okay, no partridges, but there are more chickens than you can safely count). Their goa…

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Navigating Currency Fluctuations in Nigeria: Farmer’s POV 33:29

8M ago33:29

33:29

As the value of the dollar fluctuates, it presents a significant challenge for those in the agriculture industry. Prices of food, inputs, commodities, and more are soaring higher like never before leaving consumers, farmers, and businesses in a chaotic state.Join us as we explore the effects of currency fluctuations on farmers, and discuss potentia…

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Ep 209 Clover Brooke Farm: We Love Leaping Llamas – But Today We’ll Just Walk 39:26

8M ago39:26

39:26

Andrea Tibbets of Clover Brooke Farm is our guest on today’s podcast. We usually see her at the New York State Sheep & Wool Festival (Rhinebeck), but since at that fine event we see her running the Camelid Barn and running the Leaping Llama contest and running the Spitters’ Club and…well, just plain running, we decided it was way past time to visit…

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Ep 208 Lakota Ranch: Jeremy is Running for Congress 2024 42:03

9M ago42:03

42:03

It’s another stop on our Devon Pre-Tour run. This time, we’re bringing you the sights and sounds from a delightful and delicious visit to Lakota Ranch in Remington, Virginia. Lakota is the home of Jeremy Engh, President of Red Devon USA, Dr. Jerry Engh, the founder of the herd itself (and Jeremy, for that matter), and Patty Engh, who runs them both…

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Addressing Gender Gaps in Agriculture with Grace Fosen 30:14

10M ago30:14

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Today, we are exploring the gender gaps in agriculture and how we can empower female farmers in Nigeria. And I have just the perfect speaker for that.So with a clapping ovation, join me as I welcome our guest for today, Grace Fosin, the country director at MEDA. Now, she's one of my favorite womenat the forefront of gender equality and women empowe…

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Ep 207 Clive Richardson: Kilnsey, Kilnsey, Have You Any Spots? 19:45

10M ago19:45

19:45

Don’t you love talking to people who know their stuff? While crashing the Kilnsey Show in Yorkshire on our UK trip last August, we came across Clive Richardson, Field Officer for the Jacob Sheep Society. It was a spontaneous tailgate conversation, but we magically ended up with not only someone who raises some of the most interesting-looking sheep …

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Ep 206 A Little Devon About Bob & Diana 37:40

10M ago37:40

37:40

It’s the Devon Congress 2024 - Coming soon to an east-coast back road near you (if you live on the east coast and are there in April, that is). This April, people are coming from all over the world to celebrate the Devon Cattle breed and all of its many shapes and sizes. And if you live in the U.S., 400 years of Devon history is something even more…

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Agri-tourism and the Farm-to-table movement with Sharon Idahosa 7:37

10M ago7:37

7:37

It's the first episode of the Let’s Talk Agriculture podcast show for the year 2024 and our podcast host, Sharon Idahosa decided to kick off with the awesome topic. In this episode, you'll hear first-hand what the farm-to-table movement is all about and the importance of connecting consumers with local food producers. Tune in! 🎙🎙🎙🔥 For podcast spon…

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Ep 205 Bobbin and Weavin' – The 2023 NYSS&WF Rhinebeck Mashup 43:15

11M ago43:15

43:15

It’s time for the mashup! The Dutchess County Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association once again hosted 30,000 (plus) attendees at the New York State Sheep and Wool Festival, and we were there to see (and interview, and livestream, and…everything) all of it! Maybe lots of it. Part of it. Okay, so we got what we could again this year, but this is the ki…

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Ep 204 Tom Begley: Howdy Pilgrim. Tom, Turkey, and the First Thanksgiving 37:56

12M ago37:56

37:56

Here at Backyard Green Films, we’re getting ready to celebrate the 400-year anniversary of the Devons coming to America with our Plymouth to Plimoth documentary. In preparation for this event (and our film!), we spoke with Tom Begley, Deputy Director for Collections Research and Public Engagement at Plimoth Patuxet Museum. Doesn’t the site of the P…

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Ep 203 Jeri and Irina: The Non-Expendable Dependables (Don't Tell Sly) 34:27

1y ago34:27

34:27

Our podcast guests today are Jeri Robinson Lawrence and daughter Irina Lawrence Mathias. This hardworking mother/daughter team has contributed a few soundbites in between Points A, B, C and X in the rush of the New York State Sheep and Wool Festival every year, but as they’re the ones that everyone needs something from at all times, a relaxed momen…

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Ep 202 Hulse Hill Farm: Mr. Whipple – Please Don’t Squeeze The Cashmere 42:36

1y ago42:36

42:36

You know how there’s always someone who not only goes the extra mile, but looks good while they do it? And does it with a genuine smile, to top it off. That’s Christine Hulse, from Hulse Hill Farm. Just outside of Cooperstown on a little slice of heaven, this tireless woman has set up shop (and her farm shop). She excels at all things she puts her …

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Ep 201 Jillian McEwen: Clair de Lun(an Bay) 39:42

1y ago39:42

39:42

On today’s podcast, transport yourself to the lonely, glorious green pastures of the eastern side of Scotland. We have a lovely conversation with Jillian McEwen of Lunan Bay Farms, and among many of our topics, we spoke of the joys of farming on the shores of the North Sea, the differences between her Cashmere and Boer goats (two of her three varie…

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Ep 200 Phil Pass: All Things Must Pass...But Not The Scottish Bonnet 15:08

1y ago15:08

15:08

Elara and I met Phil Pass last month on our travels in Scotland at the House of Tartan in Crieff. We struck up a conversation with him and noticed that they had a Go Fund Me campaign that said Keep Scottish Bonnets Alive in Scotland. He described what it was for and so we grabbed our camera and mics and said this is too important and you need to te…

1+ y ago34:00

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Raising VC Funds has always been a challenge for many agriculture women founders and even women outside of this space. Often, they have used their personal savings to fund and sustain their businesses. In this week’s episode of the Let’s Talk Agriculture podcast show, our podcast host, Sharon Idahosa discusses with Pretty Kubyane, the COO of efama …

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