Abby Stockton is a senior majoring in Ag Business at Southern Arkansas University. This summer, she is completing an internship with the Cooperative Extension Service in White County. 

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Today’s guest is someone whose hands are always in the dirt and heart always in the right place—Angelia Hudson.  She is the  Arkansas Master Gardener of the Year! From flower beds to community projects, Angelia’s passion for plants and people is contagious. She’s not just growing gardens—she’s growing connections, knowledge, and a legacy of service of more than 30 years. Tune in as we dig into her story, her favorite garden wins, and what it really means to lead by example.

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Elizabeth Walker is a full-time farmer located in Southwest Arkansas. She and her husband raise broilers and cattle. She talks about the importance of the broiler industry in her family, the challenges of agriculture, and what it's like to be a woman in the industry. 

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In this episode, we're shining a light on a vital part of the local food system -- the farmer's market. Our guest today is Amy Burton, a passionate advocate for local growers and fresh, healthy food. Amy is a familiar face at the Searcy Farmer's Market, where she plays a key role in connecting producers with our community. In this episode, you'll learn more about the farmer's market, how it operates, and the many ways it benefits both vendors and shoppers.

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Melissa Donner and her husband live in Manila, Arkansas, where they raise a variety of crops including cotton, beans, corn and peanuts. Melissa doesn't work on the farm full-time, but she still has an important role in agriculture. In today's podcast episode, she explained how she impacts the Arkansas agriculture industry. 

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In Episode 19, we sat down with the Searcy FFA Horse Judging Team to chat about their recent success at the Arkansas FFA State Career Development Event Contest in Fayetteville, AR. The all-female team took home first place at the state contest and will represent Arkansas at the national level at National FFA Convention later this year. 

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Caitlin Cooper is a White County 4-H Member and an Arkansas 4-H Officer. She is active in various 4-H activities and shows livestock at the county fair. She is a senior this year, Sherri sat down with her to learn more about her and her future plans. 

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Susan Scott is a crop insurance adjuster, and she lives in Cabot, AR.  Sherri sat down with her to learn more about her role in agriculture and to get Susan's advice for the future generations of women in agriculture.

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Madalyn Johnson is a junior at White County Central School and a member of the White County 4-H and WCC FFA. She shows livestock on the county, district, state and national level and competes in 4-H/FFA competitions.  

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Farley Schweighart is a lifelong cowgirl and a trained physical therapist. She makes her home in Birdeye, located in Cross County, Arkansas. She is combining her love of horses and her dedication to farmers and ranchers by providing a new way to approach their health and welfare.   

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