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Barnyard Language

Caite Palmer and Arlene Hunter

Real talk about running farms and raising families. Whether your farm is a raised bed in your backyard or 10,000 acres and whether your family is in the planning stages or you"ve got 12 kids, we"re glad you found us! No sales, no religious conversion, no drama. Just honest talk from two mamas who know what it"s like when everyone is telling you to just get all your meals delivered and do all your shopping online, but your internet is too slow and you"ve got cows to feed.

kids & family parenting

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01:41:03

How to Cultivate Personal and Professional Growth as...

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2024/10/31

In this conversation, Kacee Bohle shares her journey from growing up on a fourth-generation farm in Indiana to becoming a coach, speaker, and trainer in the agriculture industry. She discusses the importance of personal and professional development, the challenges of work-life balance, and the need for mental health awareness in farming. Kacee emphasizes the significance of investing in oneself and reprogramming mindsets to achieve success and fulfillment in both personal and professional realms. In

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01:35:54

Getting to Know Your Barnyard Language Hosts, Caite &...

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2024/10/24

SummaryIn this episode of Barnyard Language, hosts Arlene and Caite are interviewed by Krysta Paffrath, their editor and CEO of the Rural Podcast Network. They discuss their backgrounds in agriculture, the challenges of parenting in rural areas, and the importance of community and connection through podcasting. The conversation highlights the similarities in experiences among agricultural families, the impact of mental health discussions, and the joy of sharing stories. The episode emphasizes the

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01:15:36

Goats, Cheese, and Parenting on the Farm: A Chat with...

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2024/10/17

Katie Bonow, a goat farmer and cheese maker from Minnesota, discusses her farming practices and the challenges of marketing her products. She shares her experience of growing up on a dairy farm and how she got started with goats. Katie explains the seasonal nature of goat farming and the process of cheese making. She also talks about the different aspects of her business, including milking goats, making cheese, and selling her products. Katie discusses the importance of sampling and educating

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01:02:36

What Life on the Farm Looks After a Life-Altering...

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2024/10/10

Mike Nixon, a farmer from England, shares his experience of farming, his life-changing accident, and his journey to adapt to his new circumstances. He talks about the types of livestock he raises, including sheep and chickens, and how he sells eggs from his free-range chickens. Mike also discusses his background in farming and the accident that left him wheelchair-bound. He shares his memories of the accident and the challenges he faced during his hospitalization and rehabilitation. Mike talks about

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01:36:04

Farming, Parenting and Building Community with Author...

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2024/10/03

Katie Kulla, a farmer and author, shares her experiences of balancing farming life with raising a family. She discusses the size of her farm, her transition from a large CSA to a smaller operation, and the challenges and rewards of farming. Katie also talks about her book, 'Farm Raised Kids,' which explores parenting strategies for farm families. The book features diverse voices and provides a realistic and authentic perspective on the joys and struggles of raising children on a farm. The

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01:38:09

Sitting Down with Occuplaytional Therapist, Kelsie Olds

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2024/09/26

In this conversation, Kelsie Olds shares their journey as an occupational therapist and a parent, discussing the importance of understanding children's needs and the role of occupational therapy in education. They emphasize the need for empathy towards children and the systemic challenges faced by both parents and educators. Kelsie advocates for a balanced approach to parenting and education, recognizing the uniqueness of each child while navigating societal expectations. The discussion also touches

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01:24:10

Sharing Farm Stories and Parenting on the Road with...

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2024/09/19

In this episode of Barnyard Language, hosts Caite and Arlene welcome Olivia, a seasoned cattle farmer and now a full-time travel vlogger. Olivia and her husband have transitioned from owning and operating a farm in Indiana to living life on the road in a 44-foot fifth-wheel RV, traveling to farms all across the United States. This episode dives into their decision to sell their farm, the logistics of RV living with small children and a large dog, and the incredible stories they have gathered from

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01:43:31

Dairy Farming and Parenting in the UK with Charlotte...

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2024/09/12

Charlotte Ashley and Arlene discuss Charlotte's journey into farming, specifically her transition from beef to dairy farming with Jersey cows. They talk about the challenges and differences between the two types of farming, as well as the joys and frustrations of being a farmer. Charlotte shares her experiences with caring for the cows, the importance of safety, and the support she receives from the farming community. They also touch on the misconceptions and stereotypes surrounding farming and the

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01:14:18

All Things Farming and Parenting with Greg and...

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2024/09/05

Greg and BrookeAnna Peterson, farmers and YouTube stars, discuss their experiences running a family farm and creating entertaining videos. They grow a variety of crops and raise cattle, while also managing a wedding venue and doing Airbnb. Greg is the primary creator of their YouTube videos, which started as a hobby and eventually became a source of income. They talk about the challenges of balancing farming and YouTube, as well as the support they receive from their family. They also discuss their

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01:04:00

We've got Ants in our Pants! w/ Sarah from Red Ants...

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2024/08/29

This episode is republished from earlier in the season. More than a clothing company, Red Ants Pants is also a non-profit foundation and well-known Americana music festival based in rural Montana. This week we're talking to Sarah about making clothes for women who actually leave the house, the Ringling Brothers of circus fame, and a LOT more.Thank you for joining us today on Barnyard Language. If you enjoy the show, we encourage you to support us by becoming a patron. Go to Patreon to make a small

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01:50:59

Farm Safety and Mental Health in Agriculture with...

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2024/08/22

This episode is republished from earlier in the season. Join Arlene and Caite today as they chat with guest and public speaker, Bailey Kemery. After going through a traumatic farm accident herself, Bailey now travels speaking on that very issue. On today's episode, the ladies are diving deep into what farm safety can and should look like, even in rural areas as well as the topic of mental health and rural parenting. Make sure to tune in to catch the full episode! Thank you for joining us today on

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01:21:58

Sitting Down with Dr. John Madigan

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2024/08/15

This episode is republished from a previous season.We're glad you're joining us for another episode of Barnyard Language. If you enjoy the show, please tell a friend (or two) and be sure to rate and review us wherever you're listening! If you want to help us keep buying coffee and paying our editor, you can make a monthly pledge on Patreon to help us stay on the air.You can find us on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok as BarnyardLanguage, and if you'd like to connect with other farming families, you

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01:53:24

Life Skills Homeschooling and Indigenous...

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2024/08/08

This episode is replublished from earlier in the season.Jacob Beaton, an Indigenous farmer from British Columbia, shares his experiences and insights on various topics. He discusses his tribal name and the matrilineal society he belongs to. Jacob talks about living in a remote area and the challenges he faced while farming and homeschooling his children. He also shares his vision for an ideal educational system and the importance of problem-solving skills. Jacob highlights the agrarian roots of

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01:43:01

Sex, Rage, and Puppets w/ Author and Sex Educator...

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2024/08/01

This is a republished episode from earlier in the season.This week we're talking to NY Times bestselling author, TED Talks presenter, podcaster, and professional sex educator Emily Nagoski. Emily is the author of 'Come As You Are' and the forthcoming 'Come Together' and co-authored the book 'Burnout' with her twin sister Amelia. Emily has her PhD in Health Behavior and was the Director of Wellness Education at Smith College before focusing on speaking and writing full time.This episode contains

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01:37:09

Chatting with the Founder of Farming with Friends,...

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2024/07/25

In this final episode of season three, hosts Caite and Arlene engage with Tristan from Farming with Friends, exploring the remarkable journey of transitioning from various professional roles to founding a non-profit that intricately combines regenerative farming, community engagement, and employing individuals with disabilities. The episode delves into Tristan's passion for farming, motivated by his daughter's developmental needs, his pursuit of healthier living, and a desire to utilize hands-on

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01:21:20

How This Flower Farmer is Working to Incorporate her...

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2024/07/18

Jennifer Way, a farmer from Pennsylvania, shares her experience of growing cut flowers and raising cattle on her farm. She also discusses her background in school counseling and her plans to incorporate therapy for children utilizing the farm and flowers. Jennifer talks about the challenges of balancing off-farm jobs, farm life, and parenting, as well as the benefits of having kids on the farm. She provides insights on how to find therapy for children and emphasizes the importance of starting with

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01:24:57

Tick & Lyme Disease Awareness with Deb Crunican and...

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2024/07/11

In this conversation, we have a two part episode for you today, first with Deb Crunican and then Steve Tome to discuss ticks and tick prevention. Deb Crunican, a farmer from Ontario, discusses tick prevention and her children's book on the topic. She shares her personal experience with Lyme disease and the importance of educating children about tick prevention. Deb emphasizes that ticks are not limited to rural areas and can be found in urban and suburban environments as well. She explains the

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01:10:01

Life on the Farm After Loss with Cindy Green

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2024/07/04

Cindy Green, a farmer from Saskatchewan, shares her experiences of farming and personal challenges. She discusses her family, which includes her husband, five children, and various animals on their farm. Cindy also opens up about the sale of her childhood farm and the emotional impact it had on her. She then shares the story of her daughter Avery, who was born with a congenital heart defect and passed away at nine days old. Cindy talks about the grief and the support she received during this

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01:32:14

Barnyard Language Meets Ducks on the Pond: Farming,...

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2024/06/27

In this special episode, hosts Arlene and Caite, are chatting with, Kirsten Diprose, host of the Ducks on the Pond Podcast, to discuss their experiences with farming and parenting in rural settings. They share personal stories, highlighting the cultural and logistical differences between rural and city life, and emphasize issues like mental health, childcare accessibility, and community importance. The discussion explores the genuine nature of rural interactions, the significance of allowing

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01:42:31

So You’ve Married a Farmer, Now What? The Ultimate...

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2024/06/20

Katja Williams, a farmer from Dubbo, New South Wales, shares her experience of managing a family farming operation and raising kids. She discusses the challenges of moving to a family farm and the importance of setting boundaries and effective communication with in-laws. Katja also talks about her podcast, The Rural Mum, where she shares stories and provides tips and advice for women who have married into farming families. The conversation in this part focuses on the rebranding of Katja's show to

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