Producers are enjoying high prices for their cattle. Many are trying to decide what to do with the increased revenue to reinvest in their operation, especially considering some of the current tax code changes. CSU Extension Specialists Travis Taylor and Scott Stinnett present some ideas producers may want to contemplate.

Tree limbs touching a PG&E power line are believed to have started the fast-moving brush fire.

Please join my mailing list here 👉 https://briankeating.com/list to win a meteorite 💥Brian Keating and James Altucher have an unfiltered talk on humility, arrogance, and the strange mix of traits needed to achieve great things. From the wisdom of the Talmud to the Dunning–Kruger effect, they explore why even Nobel Prize winners wrestle with imposter syndrome. James shares how writing books requires a mix of blind confidence and humility, while Brian connects scientific resilience to

In the later afternoon of Aug 8, 1997, I rushed home to Los Gatos, a small town in the Santa Cruz Mountains to the south of San Jose.  A  fire had broken out in the hills above town and that we were being asked to evacuate.  I raced home to see helicopters overhead with water tankers attacking flames in the shrublands less than a mile from our home.  The story continues in this inaugural episode of "When Wildfire Comes".

Imagine moving into a bright San Diego apartment believing the sunlight alone could keep the darkness away — only to watch your largest living-room window shatter outward in the middle of a fight, as if the house itself wanted the last word.That was just the beginning of one couple’s true ghost story. What followed was a chain of eerie disturbances that seemed to grow stronger every time emotions in the home ran high. A water heater exploded without warning. A puppy growled at the same empty

Some grief leads people to desperate choices. For one teenage girl, the tragic death of her boyfriend in a motorcycle crash left her heartbroken — and she made the mistake of scooping dirt from his grave and carrying it home in her purse. What happened next terrified her. Her closet door began to creak open at night, even when she knew she had shut it. Her purse was found on the floor when it should have been hung up. A friend witnessed the same strange movements while staying the night. And her

It was supposed to be an ordinary pickup after a late-night shoot — a quiet November drive back to the city. Instead, she stood alone on the shoulder of a rural two-lane road, hugging her jacket against the cold and listening to the restless wind comb through the grass. The stars above felt distant, the darkness too close.Her driver, Sarah, was late. Sarah was young, full of laughter and reckless with speed — the kind of driver who loved the gas pedal a little too much. By 2:30 a.m., there was

Some grief leads people to desperate choices. For one teenage girl, the tragic death of her boyfriend in a motorcycle crash left her heartbroken — and she made the mistake of scooping dirt from his grave and carrying it home in her purse. What happened next terrified her.Her closet door began to creak open at night, even when she knew she had shut it. Her purse was found on the floor when it should have been hung up. A friend witnessed the same strange movements while staying the night. And her

In the first of our ‘Cybersecurity de-mystified series, we're talking about why cybersecurity is not just an IT problem. It's everyone's responsibility and it's central to building trust and resilience. Speakers: Matthew Ruff, BDM Intertek Business Assurance UKI Steven Ramsden, Intertek President – Information Security Follow us on- Intertek's Assurance In Action || Twitter || LinkedIn.

It was supposed to be an ordinary pickup after a late-night shoot — a quiet November drive back to the city. Instead, she stood alone on the shoulder of a rural two-lane road, hugging her jacket against the cold and listening to the restless wind comb through the grass. The stars above felt distant, the darkness too close.Her driver, Sarah, was late. Sarah was young, full of laughter and reckless with speed — the kind of driver who loved the gas pedal a little too much. By 2:30 a.m., there was

When Mark, a hardworking mechanic trying to turn his life around, moved into a modest three-bedroom ranch with his wife Jenna, their 3-year-old son Sam, and 1-year-old daughter Ella, the first months were peaceful. But soon, small strange events began: objects vanishing and reappearing in impossible places—keys in the freezer, phones behind the couch—things they first blamed on the kids. Then the real haunting began. Sam, usually fearless, suddenly froze in the hallway one night, whispering that

On this episode of Eco Echo, host Nil Kıran sits down with Kerem Cevani to explore the power of adaptive reuse—breathing new life into historic buildings instead of tearing them down. From the Tate Modern in London to Salt Galata in Istanbul and New York’s High Line, they dive into how old structures can be transformed into vibrant cultural hubs while cutting carbon emissions, reducing waste, and preserving community identity. Discover how saving bricks and mortar also saves the planet, and why

One of every three U.S. potatoes is grown in Idaho, and the industry has a well-earned reputation of quality and abundance. Miller Research is a 50-year-old family business that contributes to that success. Their work, combined with others in the scientific community, led to a near doubling of Russet Burbank potato yields over the last 50 years. Terry Miller and his son, Jeff, have rich academic backgrounds, which help them carry out crucial research for growers and companies at their office ...

Imagine sitting in your living room while your family prepares dinner, only to see a glowing blue ball of energy rise from the floor, explode in the kitchen, and light up the entire house. That’s what one caller describes in this chilling account. The family was left shaken as the light filled both the kitchen and the living room in a burst so bright it felt like daylight. The story doesn’t stop with the orb. Strange sounds followed: old record-player music, ghostly horse bells, and footsteps that

Imagine sitting in your living room while your family prepares dinner, only to see a glowing blue ball of energy rise from the floor, explode in the kitchen, and light up the entire house. That’s what one caller describes in this chilling account. The family was left shaken as the light filled both the kitchen and the living room in a burst so bright it felt like daylight. The story doesn’t stop with the orb. Strange sounds followed: old record-player music, ghostly horse bells, and footsteps that

What would you do if a phone started ringing in your hand… even though it had no battery inside? That’s the chilling moment that launched one listener’s terrifying ghost story. In this segment of Real Ghost Stories Online, we hear from Chaz, who describes a series of creepy encounters inside his friend’s Illinois home. From a photo of a deceased grandmother that seemed to stare right through him, to a phantom cell phone glowing and ringing without power, to a witch-like laugh echoing outside the

For most kids, bedtime means night-lights and favorite blankets. For her, it meant wondering what was already standing in the dark. At just five years old in a San Fernando Valley rental, she sat up in bed and saw a glowing boy framed in her doorway — silent, shimmering like moonlight trapped inside a child’s shape. Too terrified to scream, she hid beneath the covers until dawn. But the haunting didn’t stay behind when the family moved. In Canoga Park, she woke in her mother’s bed to a tall, dark

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! When Brian Dietz says, “When ghosts target you, pay attention,” he’s speaking from experience. What began as a routine business trip to New Orleans — one of the most haunted cities in the world — turned into a life-changing paranormal encounter. After checking into his hotel room, Brian felt an overwhelming sense of being watched. A search of the room revealed nothing, but the presence wouldn’t let him go. That night, he experienced an event so real, so

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.mendelspod.comOn today’s debut interview with Truvian Health, CEO Jay Srinivasan lays out the company’s bold but grounded plan to radically decentralize blood testing. With over $150 million raised and a benchtop instrument already in FDA review, Truvian aims to run 34 lab-quality tests from just eight drops of blood—in under 30 minutes.“Why does your blood have to t…

Today's question comes from Owen:What does it look like to put a permaculture garden to bed for the winter? Mulching / tilling / planting cover crops / none of the above / something else?