In this live episode recorded at the National Association of Royalty Owners (NARO) National Convention in Oklahoma City in October 2025, we answered several live & unscripted questions from other NARO Members.  The recording quality isn't perfect but I think you will get a lot of value out of this episode as we deal with some real questions related to working with operators to learn about shut-in wells, multiple examples of tips and tricks for working with stubborn operators who will not respond to

This week we're talking about moths! First on the "Insect Profile" segment, Chris discusses the largest moth in the world...the Atlas Moth! One of these were recently discovered for the first time in the United States. If you want the inside scoop, listen to find out more! Kolby discusses the Indian Meal moth for the "Control Corner" segment. This stored-product pest effects almost the entire world so no matter where you're listening from, the information he has ...

The Top Climate News for Saturday 18 October 2025: - More energy means more growth, and China is crushing the West - 100,000 Amazon Trees Chopped Down to Build Road for COP30 Climate Conference - Why climate education must evolve to include environmental rights as human rights - Climate Change Stripping Oceans of Their Green Hue - WTO Members Hold First Interactive Talks on Trade and Climate Transparency - UN Expert Declares Climate Crisis a Human Rights Emergency - How Manav Subodh's 1M1B is

Send us a text ☔️ A soggy start to the week is on the way! We’ve got a couple of rain chances ahead including an impactful Monday storm that could make for a messy commute. I’ll share my full take on last weekend’s Nor’easter, plus the latest update on our ongoing drought conditions. 🌅 Our daylight keeps slipping away fast, the tropics are finally calming down, and yes, it’s almost that time again: when do we set the clocks back? All that and your full week-ahead daily weather

In this episode of the On-Farm Trials podcast, we hear from Seth Small of Small Family Farm in Walla Walla, Washington. Seth shares his experiences with a range of trials from cover crops and no-till to innovative and inspiring partnership with a local winery. Listen as Seth also describes his journey into alternative marketing of his farm’s wheat flour. The conversation explores everything from precision ag, to family homesteading history, to the connection between farms and the people who eat the

Joe & Joe Weather Show Podcast LIVE 7:35m 10/23/2025 High pressure in Southeastern Canada and New England will cover much of the Eastern US into Tuesday. A coastal storm is possible later next week. Across the south heavy rain and thunderstorms will develop in Texas Friday and spread through the Lower Mississippi Valley & Gulf States over the weekend. Tropical Storm Melissa continues to meander between Haiti & Jamaica. It is forecast to become a major hurricane over the weekend.You can

Watch the video version here: https://youtu.be/5fhizrlW61E On this episode: 🌽We preview soybean seed quality and size for 2026. 🌽Dylan has a harvest update on the West Point test plot. 🌽Hear about yield variation between weigh wagon scale and combine yield monitors. 🌽Ben questions he’s gotten this week regarding picking down beans. Merschman Seeds 2026 Soybean Lineup: https://merschmanseeds.com/products/soybeans Merschman PowerCore® Enlist® Corn: https://merschmanseeds.com/products/corn

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Alecos Demetriades, applied geochemist and Chair of the IUGS Commission on Global Geochemical Baselines (2024–2028), joins GeOCHemISTea to unpack the Global Geochemical Reference Network (GGRN): why a 160×160 km grid matters, how harmonized sampling/analysis underpins trustworthy baselines, and what QA/QC must look like before interpretation. We touch on FOREGS, leveling national datasets to global references, and practical ways exploration and mining teams can access, use, and contribute to these

Fall weather to start the week, warm on Monday and rain returns for the end of the week. Support the show Thank you Sponsors!! Bacon Roofing Baked RightIn Bickerstaff Insurance and Financial Services You can follow the podcast on Facebook, X, or Instagram. If you would like to be a Sponsor of the show, send an email to jeff@bickerstaffins.com.

Lordy, it's looking like things are going to be on the active side after today, until further notice. Go listen to see, how much rain, how strong the winds, and how much Cascade snow we can expect.

Today’s guest is Austin Unruh of Trees For Graziers, who is a silvopasture and agroforestry practitioner who I’ve known for about seven years now. He does phenomenal work planting trees for water quality and cattle shade, and shatters the tradeoff between the two. We talked tree species, planting techniques, and a whole lot more.

*Caveat: This was recorded on October 7th so may not be completely up to date in regards to recent happenings.An escalation in the battle for states' rights to defend against invading federal forces in the US (not a sentence I thought I'd write in my lifetime).Judge to block 'relocation, federalization, or deployment' of any National Guard to Oregon - ABC NewsTexas Gov. Abbott deploys National Guard to protect federal property | Fox NewsPlease join us on Patreon for weekly bonus content and to join

we have a conversation about sds and red crowd roots rot in soybean. Horacio explained that this disease is going to be up in the Midwest from the south from peanut crop in Georgia. He also mentioned about seed treatment for bean field.

Antarctica’s Hidden Carbon Vault — Beneath the icy surface of the Southern Ocean lies a powerful ally in the fight against climate change: Antarctic blue carbon. In this episode of Oceanography, host Clark Marchese speaks with marine ecologist Dr. Narissa Bax about how deep-sea coral gardens, sponge fields, and seafloor ecosystems around Antarctica are quietly locking away carbon for thousands of years. Together, they unpack what makes Antarctic blue carbon different from coastal mangroves or

Want to know what this coming winter's weather season may look like and how to prepare in advance? Listen to this Podcast for the latest information.

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Severe storms with damaging winds, hail and downpours will track from the Rockies at midweek to part of Appalachians later this weekend, threatening travel, outdoor plans and sporadic power outages.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of Ocean Collaborations, Jan Maisenbacher speaks with Alexis Grosskopf, an innovator and impact investor based in Cape Town.Alexis openly shares personal reflections as a new dad and how he balances currently his ocean collaboration work with the caring work for his daughter (and wife). Professionally, Jan and Alexis dive deep on the 1000 Ocean Startups initiative and Ocean Hub Africa, which supports local startups in the ocean impact space. The conversation also touches on the