Raised on the Farm

In this episode, we're joined by Lauren Bell, the PSE Director for Trans Ova Genetics. Lauren was raised on the farm and currently lives on that same farm today. We talk about:

• Cattle Reproduction
• Being raised on the farm
• Fiber arts
• Wool sheep
• Auctioneer school
• The power of being well-dressed

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We talk to Nicole Hall, Mrs. US Agriculture '23. Raised on the farm, Nicole grew up in agriculture. Nicole is also a chicken farmer and real estate agent. In this episode we discuss:

• NC accents and pronunciations
• Advocating for agriculture
• Being a farmer and being in pageants
• Importance of owning property/home

Follow Nicole at @northcarolina.nicole and visit nicolenc.com 

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Join the crew as they share what they're thankful for. Learn why Marisa is banned from making dressing and the time Marlowe ate a whole pie. 
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

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General permits... sounds dry, right? It's more than just regulations. 
In this episode:

• Commander Ivey 
• What is the General Permit?
• How do farmers feel about being regulated?
• Real comments from activists
• Honest feelings about how the conversation is going

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Hubbs Farms is a working 5th generation family farm. In 2008, Tammy Peterson and her husband started an agritourism facet to the farm. In this episode, Tammy shares her journey with agritourism and the diversity it has brought the farm. It's a fun conversation that goes beyond the corn maze!
To learn more about Hubbs Farm, visit www.hubbsfarmnc.com

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Meet John Stewart. He's  a State Government and Public Affairs Advisor for Elanco (aka a lobbyist). John is newly married, loves the outdoors, and travels a lot to talk ag policy with folks. 
It's a great conversation that may have you thinking differently about politics (maybe?). Don't miss this next episode with Marlowe, Marisa and John (Chad's on vacation this round). 

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We hear the term "factory farm" being thrown around to describe some farms, but what do farmers think about it? Listen to Chad and Marlowe's take on the term and catch a glimpse into how they operate their farms. 

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On this episode of Raised on the Farm, we're talking all about the wellness of farmers. It goes beyond just safety around equipment and livestock. Wellness also extends to mental health. Join Marlowe, Chad, and Marisa as they discuss how we all have a part to play in keeping our farmers well.

Note: Farming is one of the most stressful jobs and has a high suicide rate. If you are struggling, see these resources or call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline  1-800-273-TALK (8255) (ENG), 1-888-628-9454 (ESP).

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Beef is on the table in this episode of Raised on the Farm! Marlowe and Chad are joined by Bryan Blinson, Executive Director of the NC Cattleman's Association to talk beef, cattle, sustainability, and youth programs. It's a great conversation where these pig farmers learn a thing or two from a cattleman.

Learn more about NC cattle at:
Facebook: @nccattle
Instagram: @eatbeefnc
Web: https://www.nccattle.com/

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Marlowe and Chad are recording remotely at their homes for the first time. In this episode:

• Why the name change?
• BBQ opinions
• Eat your red meat
• Livestock vaccines

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