Award-winning media executive and Mountain Towns 2030 board member, Anna Robertson, shares more about the upcoming Summit in Sun Valley, Idaho.

295: Chuck Benbrook returns with a close look at several legal battles involving Driscoll’s and what they may tell us about the enormous influence of the country’s dominant berry companies. He discusses pesticide concerns around schools and farm communities, allegations raised by a former company agronomist, Driscoll’s lawsuit against the food-finding platform Localize, and another legal challenge to the company’s marketing claims brought forth by Beyond Pesticides. He argues that the berry

This video examines the 1977 study “Effect of Management Practices on Thatch Accumulation, Turf Quality, and Leaf Spot Damage in Common Kentucky Bluegrass” by J. J. Murray and F. V. Juska, including the surprising effects of wetting agents on leaf spot, turf quality, and thatch. #WettingAgents #Turfgrass #KentuckyBluegrass #LeafSpot #TurfScience #SoilScience #turfmanagement 📌 https://www.gofundme.com/f/TurfgrassEpistemology Thank you for being part of this community and for supporting

Today we're sharing an episode of OCCUPY!: An Unfinished Uprising. The story of Occupy Wall Street — how it exploded, how it collapsed, and why its lessons may matter more now than ever before — from the voices of activists who camped out in New York City for two months. If you like what you hear, find OCCUPY!: An Unfinished Uprising wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us Fan Mail Luke AFB, 1985-1988-Fighter Country: A counter forecaster is picked to replace an officer as Wing Weather NCO, then selected by the Wing commanders for an F-15 incentive ride. Hear the story of a once-in-a-lifetime flight. Thanks for listening to the Squall Line Podcast. Hope to do one a month and move up to every other week as time allows. Blessings. SMSgt (ret) Rick Fiske

As harvest approaches, stalk quality can change quickly, making lodging a major concern in some corn fields. In this episode, Jake Andrle breaks down what we’re seeing this season, how to scout for stalk integrity, and how lodging risk should impact harvest priority. We’ll also discuss hybrid differences and management considerations growers can take into next season to help build stronger, more resilient stands.

Paige Williams from Virginia Commonwealth University joins us to talk about traveling to the Esri conference in San Diego with her mom while in high school, being inspired by Will.i.am, working in software distribution, maxing out on GIS classes, collecting data and mapping as part of a water study team in Burkina Fasa, flying drones in research at NASA Goddard, forestry analysis at spatial and temporal scales, and Paige’s work at VCU, a student-driven drone class, teacher training with UAS,

Inna Korobkina joins Ted Flanigan to discuss the nexus between her work in the fashion industry, and his work as a sustainability consultant. They discuss the impacts of fashion on oneself and on the planet. What you wear affects your own wellbeing and at times your health. From a societal perspective, one-tenth of global CO2 emissions are related to textiles... more than all air transportation emissions and maritime emissions combined. Textiles are a big deal, and a whole lot of clothing

Sean and Andrew are joined by a long-awaited guest, the University of Kentucky’s Dr. Chad Lee, to talk about all nitrogen needs, the practicality of cover crops and high-quality corn demands across Kentucky. The crew discusses: ✅ The intricacy of cropping systems in Kentucky ✅ The high-quality corn needed to meet Kentucky’s demands ✅ Ideal nitrogen applications when using cover crops ✅ Efforts to close the loop on the bourbon industry’s environmental impact ✅ The importance of no-till systems and

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Ask how long a New Zealand hospital lasts without imports and most people think about medicines. The more frightening answer is the tests.PHARMAC funds around 3,000 medicines. Almost none are manufactured here. Tens of thousands of medical devices are registered for use; virtually all are imported. Gloves, sutures, tubing, catheters — largely imported. Surgical consumables start being rationed within weeks.But the vulnerability that gets

I tell a story about my inability to change before chatting with a guy who's obsessed with changing everything! Dr Shane Simonsen of Recombination Nation is a biochemist, research scientist and experimental farmer who is shaking up agriculture-as-usual by breeding plants that require ZERO INPUTS. No fertiliser, no pest protection, no weeding, no watering! We talk about how to run your own kinky plant breeding experiments at home, as well as:Why humans still have 50 million years left on the

Managing and mitigating risk runs through my whole conversation with Robert Bonnie. Since the Dust Bowl, USDA policy, the Farm Bill and especially crop insurance have given US farmers a safety net that shares the risk of growing the nation's food. But farming keeps getting riskier. Climate change, volatile input costs and commodity prices, access to labour, access to markets and geopolitical instability are all shifting more than they used to. Too often farmers and ranchers are left to carry ...

The During the Running of 2 Hours, Dr. Sky Talked With Producers & Filmmakers of UFO Documentary Wes and Amanda Llewellyn About Their New Documentary “Ufos and God”. Shifting Through Topics Like Proving Alien Existence to Analyzing Their Potential Spiritual Implications. Throughout the Program, Amanda Shares Her Personal History of Childhood Alien Abduction Stories With Callers. To Then Having Caller Share Their Point of View of Biblical Interpretations of These Alien’s Entities as Demonic

The During the Running of 2 Hours, Dr. Sky Talked With Producers & Filmmakers of UFO Documentary Wes and Amanda Llewellyn About Their New Documentary “Ufos and God”. Shifting Through Topics Like Proving Alien Existence to Analyzing Their Potential Spiritual Implications. Throughout the Program, Amanda Shares Her Personal History of Childhood Alien Abduction Stories With Callers. To Then Having Caller Share Their Point of View of Biblical Interpretations of These Alien’s Entities as Demonic Forces to

Steve Kates, better known as Dr. Sky, explores astronomy, space, aviation, and weather through engaging interviews with scientists, astronauts, and notable guests. A longtime New York broadcaster, he celebrates American innovation, freedom, exploration.

Join SYNI, your unflappable hostess, for today’s pod is titled “Climate Week N Y C: When the Backroom Becomes the Main Room.” Climate Week NYC 2026 just closed as we record this, after well over 1,500 public and private events spread across New York and an audience the organisers put at more than 100,000 people. That is an extraordinary concentration of governments, companies, investors, developers, NGOs and media in one city. It also creates a fair question for everyone who wasn’t in Manhattan this

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On the FundaYao podcast, Dr. Prosper Washaya (from Zimbabwe, now in the Czech Republic) discusses studying and working across Zimbabwe, China, and Europe and how cultural and language gaps shaped his experience, while noting academic similarities across continents. He describes moving from urban planning and GIS in Zimbabwe into remote sensing at Wuhan University, being surprised by Shanghai’s infrastructure and Wuhan’s multicultural foreign-student environment, and contrasting

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Why can millions of unpredictable human minds produce remarkably stable political systems?Individuals change their beliefs, switch political parties, react emotionally, and sometimes make decisions that seem completely unpredictable. Yet at the level of an entire society, patterns can emerge that are surprisingly stable. In the United States, for example, political power has repeatedly shifted between two major parties without either

During the Running of 2 Hours, Dr. Sky Talked With Rod Pyle, an American Author, Journalist, Public Speaker, and Former Television Producer and Educator Who Concentrates on Subjects Regarding Spaceflight. About the Rising Future of Space Warfare and Orbital Defense. Pointing Out the Strategic Shift From Scientific Exploration to the Military Control of Cis-Lunar Space, Noting to the Audience That Global Powers Like Russia and China Are Actively Developing Anti-Satellite Capabilities. Plus Talks