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  • Episode 48: Cody Seals and Beneficial Insectary
    On today’s episode, we visit with Cody Seals, US Product Manager for the company, Beneficial Insectary. We discussed the benefits of certain insects that help take care of those pesty bugs that steal yields and damage crops and gardens.
    50 min
  • Episode 46: UT Extension’s Jeff Smith
    In this episode, we chat with Jeff Smith, UT Extension Agent III and Director for Robertson Co. We discuss the drought issues we've been experiencing this summer in our particular area and what to look for in your pastures and row crops.
    1 hr
  • Episode 45: Greenbrier’s Ricky Parrish
    Our guest in this episode was Ricky Parrish, a Greenbrier Middle School history teacher, owner of Parrish Performance (also in Greenbrier), and a childhood friend of Clint's. We talked ancient history and carburetors.
    57 min
  • Episode 44: Springfield Parks & Rec
    In this episode, we visit with Terry Martin, the Director of the Springfield Parks and Recreation department. He gives us the scoop on the goings on at Parks & Rec, upcoming events, and other goodies. It's another exciting (and crazy) episode on Grazing, so kick back and enjoy!
    1 hr 2 min
  • Episode 43: Highland Rim Ag Research Center
    Today we visit with Robert Ellis and Brad Fisher, Research Director and Research Associate for the Highland Rim Ag Research Center, respectively. The center is located here in Springfield, Tennessee. We cover a little of what goes on regarding trials, varieties, and the different crops that they manage at Highland Rim. Kick back and enjoy!
    55 min
  • Episode 42: Father’s Day with Murray Grubbs
    In the spirit of Father’s Day, we had the opportunity to have Clint’s dad, Murry Grubbs, into the studio for a chat. He entertained us by telling stories from his past and reminiscing about the jobs he had over the years. Great fun!
    54 min
  • Episode 40: Greg Brann, Pasture Specialist
    Today, we visit with Greg Brann, longtime Grazing and Soil Health Specialist with the Natural Resources Conservation Service. He also does private consulting for
    farmers, ranchers, land preservation organizations, and public land managers to improve synergistic regenerative land management practices.
    If you’re looking to improve your hay production and maximize the potential of of your livestock, you don’t want to miss this episode.
    1 hr 3 min

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Robertson Cheatham Farmers Co-op staff chat about local agriculture and culture.