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- Episode 128, What's New in Food
At the National Cattlemen's Beef Association convention, Derrell visits with author and speaker Dr. Jayson Lusk about food industry issues and trends.
23 min - Episode 127, Catching Pigs
Charlie visit with Scott Alls from USDA Wildlife Services about their plans to eradicate feral hogs.
30 min - Episode 126, The Flathead
Back in Montana, Derrell visits with Joe McDonald about the history of Fort Connah, the Mission Valley and the Flathead Indian Reservation.
34 min - Episode 125, Take a Number
Derrell listens as Charlie describes his recent visit to the Department of Public Safety. Spoiler alert, there's a rant in this episode.
39 min - Episode 124, Family Fun
Derrell and Charlie discuss recent family vacations and spots for you to check out.
30 min - Episode 123, Cyber Pirates
Derrell and Charlie discuss recent cyber attacks and impacts on agricultural industries.
33 min - Episode 122, The Cattle Innovators
Derrell visits with Robert York, CEO of National livestock, about the history of the company and the growing array of financial and marketing services available for cattle producers.
39 min - Episode 121, The Last Stockyards
The president of the Oklahoma City National Stockyards, Kelli Payne, visits with Derrell about the legacy and ongoing success of the last of the original stockyards.
35 min - Episode 120, They call it "The Cowboy"
Derrell visits with Natalie Shirley, President and CEO of the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum about the history, mission, and programs of the museum. There is always something new to see at "The Cowboy".
45 min - Episode 119, What the heck is a WASDE?
The USDA Chief Economist, Dr. Seth Meyer, visits with Derrell about the role of the chief economist's office in USDA.
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About Farm to Market Podcast
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Dr. Derrell Peel and Charlie Amos discuss all things Agricultural and how its products get to consumer's hands. They dive in to history of production and the influences Ag has had on modern society.