By The Cowboy Perspective
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Mike Turner shares valuable insights on the importance of managing emotions in the field of agriculture. He emphasizes teaching his son, Ethan, that letting feelings control decisions can lead to trouble, and underscores the necessity of thinking before acting. Mike's experiences, shaped by his Marine Corps upbringing, highlight the significance of maintaining a cool head and the challenges of controlling emotions. The conversation discusses the belief that life's difficulties contribute to its greatest achievements and the impact of controlled emotions on creating a productive environment in both professional and personal settings.
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Topics
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:32 Teaching Emotional Control
01:04 Practical Advice for Managing Emotions
01:43 Challenges and Real-Life Examples
02:56 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
In this episode of The Cowboy Perspective, Neil converses with Dr. Charles Long from Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension and Officer Eddie Moon, a police K-9 handler. They discuss the roles dogs play in various fields, from replacing cowboys and horses on ranches to serving as police officers. Officer Moon shares insights on training police dogs, including the bonding period and real-life scenarios they train for. Dr. Long talks about the utility of cattle dogs on ranches, highlighting different breeds for various tasks. The episode emphasizes the importance of proper training and care for working dogs, mirroring the methods used in raising children.
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Topics
00:57 The Role of Dogs in Operations
01:50 Training Police Dogs
04:39 Cattle Dogs and Their Breeds
12:23 Parallels Between Training Dogs and Raising Kids
13:15 Stories and Experiences with Working Dogs
17:34 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
In this episode of The Cowboy Perspective, Neil has an engaging conversation with rancher DA Harral. The discussion covers his extensive family history dating back to 1650 in the U.S. and their agricultural legacy in Texas since 1859. They delve into the challenges faced over the years, including devastating fires in 2008, and DA’s adaptive switch from sheep to cattle. Topics include successful beef sales to Whole Foods, the GAP certification process, and operational challenges like droughts and staffing dynamics, including the involvement of family members and international workers. The conversation also explores intriguing aspects such as hunting and wind energy ventures, the use of AI in cattle management, and personal anecdotes that highlight the significance of perseverance, risk-taking, and the power of prayer. The episode concludes with mutual appreciation, networking tips, and a call to share the inspiring story.
Topics
00:13 Meeting DA Harral
01:48 DA's Family History and Ranching Background
03:38 The 2008 Fire and Its Aftermath
06:10 Transition to Cattle and Whole Foods Partnership
07:29 GAP Certification and Its Benefits
10:23 Family Involvement and Ranch Expansion
15:27 Life on the Ranch: Horses vs. Cattle
16:03 The Value of Being Multilingual
16:14 Adapting to Life in West Texas
17:03 Family Background and Ranch Life
17:29 Hunting and Wind Business Ventures
18:29 Integrating Technology and AI in Ranching
19:42 Family Dynamics and Business Operations
21:01 Cash Flow and Business Philosophy
21:50 College Days and Lifelong Friendships
22:35 Raising Kids and Beauty Pageants
23:48 Strong Family Values and Gender Roles
25:07 The Power of Prayer: A Personal Story
26:28 Final Thoughts and Farewell
This episode of the Cowboy Perspective podcast, recorded live at the Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Convention in Fort Worth, Texas, features a conversation with Sterling Green. Born and raised in Fort Worth, Sterling discusses his unique upbringing with one foot in the city and the other in the rural ranching world. He shares personal stories about his family, including lessons learned from his hard-driving father and the impact of mentors in his life. Sterling emphasizes embracing one's background and discusses the challenges of finding one's place between contrasting worlds. The dialogue highlights the significance of hard work, camaraderie, and cultivating a cowboy perspective. Sterling also reflects on fatherhood and the importance of instilling values of exploration and resilience in his daughter. Throughout, the conversation offers insights into personal growth and navigating life's challenges from a cowboy's standpoint.
Topics
00:14 Meet Sterling Green
00:54 Straddling Two Worlds
02:16 Embracing the Cowboy Perspective
04:39 Childhood Memories and Influences
06:54 Mentors and Hard Work
09:22 Lessons from the Ranch
14:52 Father-Son Dynamics
17:49 The Importance of Parenthood
19:17 Closing Thoughts
In this live-recorded episode at the Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Convention in Fort Worth, Texas, Neil reconnects with college friend Travis Thorne. They delve into memories from their Texas Tech days, discussing the long-lasting bonds formed and the value of these relationships. Travis shares his cowboy perspective, emphasizing the importance of being prompt, building a trustworthy character, and showing integrity. He recounts influential lessons from key figures in his life—his father and father-in-law—highlighting their willingness to sacrifice time for others. The conversation touches on the significance of presence and the impact of genuine human connections, whether in business, family, or community.
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Topics
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:14 Reconnecting with College Friends
01:05 The Value of College Experiences
05:39 The Importance of Presence
09:10 Leadership and Work Ethic
13:08 Stories of Sacrifice and Trust
19:00 Acts of Kindness and Community
22:57 Conclusion and Gratitude
In this episode, we join Cody and Erika Archie at Bar 7 Ranch to discuss their journey as social media influencers, sharing insights about ranch life, family, and faith. The Archies explore the benefits and challenges of their carnivore diet, the importance of documenting life for future generations, and the impact of faith on their daily lives. They also touch on the realities of being public figures, including dealing with negative comments and death threats, and the importance of authenticity in their content. Along the way, they provide valuable life lessons and reflections on the evolving digital landscape and its influence on younger generations.
Links
Find Cody & Erika on TT, YT & FB @bar7ranch
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Topics
01:47 The Importance of Documenting Life
03:22 Exploring the Carnivore Diet
04:33 Challenges and Benefits of Carnivore
08:11 Personal Motivations and Health
13:40 Food Addiction and Lifestyle Changes
18:15 The Reality of Being Social Media Influencers
22:42 The Appeal of Becoming a YouTuber
27:51 The Value of Content Creation
28:40 Encouraging New Ventures
29:16 Overcoming Criticism and Self-Doubt
31:16 The Blue Check Mark Obsession
34:10 Navigating Social Media Risks
34:41 The Long Road to Success
37:00 Balancing Real Life and Social Media
38:55 Handling Negative Feedback
49:52 The Reality of Death Threats
59:04 Final Thoughts and Reflections
In this live-recorded episode from the Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Convention in Fort Worth, Texas, Neil Dudley hosts Sarah Fulton-Smith, Texas Director for American Farmland Trust, and Jacob Gilley, a Senior Technical Livestock and Grazing Specialist. Together, they delve into the pressing issue of protecting American farmland, the challenges and solutions in sustainable and regenerative grazing, and the critical role of engaging the next generation in agriculture. The conversation also touches upon the impact of urban sprawl, financial assistance for farmers, and the importance of grassroots connections in the community. Both Sarah and Jacob share personal stories and perspectives shaped by their deep ties to the land and commitment to agricultural sustainability.
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American Farmland Trust https://farmland.org/
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:40 Meet Sarah Fulton-Smith
02:15 Meet Jacob and His Farming Journey
04:30 Challenges and Opportunities in Farmland Protection
08:12 American Farmland Trust Initiatives
11:40 Regenerative Grazing Explained
17:24 Sustaining Agriculture and Legacy
22:20 Farmers' Deep Connection to the Land
23:54 Challenges of Implementing Agricultural Policies
25:34 Training Horses and Grass Farming
26:07 Cowboy Perspective on Life and Hard Work
27:15 First Generation Producer's Journey
30:02 Serving Others and Raising Kids with Grit
32:26 Veteran Perspective in Agriculture
37:42 Understanding Land Trusts and Easements
40:49 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
This episode of the Cowboy Perspective, recorded live at the Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Convention in Fort Worth, Texas, features an engaging discussion with Emily Lochner and Jaclyn Roberts Parrish. Emily, the Executive Director of Education and Engagement, and Jacqueline, the Executive Director of Communications and Marketing, share their personal journeys in agriculture, backgrounds, and roles within the association. They discuss the upcoming Leadership Development Foundation and the new Working Grant Program aimed at supporting individuals entering or staying in the beef industry. The conversation highlights their experiences, challenges, and the importance of telling the story of agriculture to future generations.
Links
TSCRA: https://tscra.org/Visit us online at www.thecowboyperspective.com
Topics
01:10 Meet Emily Lochner: A Legacy in Ranching
02:15 The Cowgirl Perspective: Balancing Ranch and Work
04:16 Jaclyn Roberts Parrish: From Policy to Peanuts
06:26 The Dairy-Beef Connection
09:51 Challenges and Future of Agriculture
14:38 Leadership Development Foundation: Supporting New Entrants
17:05 Challenges of Ranching in Rural Communities
17:23 Innovative Solutions for Land Equity
18:17 Supporting the Future of the Beef Industry
19:36 Personal Stories of Hard Work and Resilience
24:07 The Role of Women in Agriculture
28:43 The Gamble of Agriculture
31:27 Conclusion and Call to Action
Junior Urias and Jennifer Urias share their journey from childhood friends to successful entrepreneurs in the barbecue business. They discuss their early lives and how they met, their experiences with their podcast and capturing memoirs, and the challenges and joys of running their restaurant, 'Up In Smoke BBQ'. Junior reveals his passion for barbecue rooted in cowboy camp traditions, while Jennifer discusses her background in nutrition and how it influences their food offerings, even as a non-meat eater. The conversation delves into maintaining work-life balance, family dynamics, spiritual beliefs, and the impact of kind interactions in their community and business. They also highlight Jennifer's dedication to fitness and martial arts, and offer insights on creating meaningful customer experiences.
Links:
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www.upinsmokebarbeque.com
Topics
00:00 How We Met: A Nostalgic Look Back
00:56 The Value of Recording Memories
02:02 The Cowboy Perspective: Embracing Humor and Toughness
02:57 Junior Urias: The Story Behind the Name
09:04 From Body Shop to Barbecue: Junior's Journey
10:08 Cooking in the Mountains:
A Spiritual Experience
17:09 Balancing Business and Family
23:49 Jennifer's Unique Perspective: A Nutritionist in a Barbecue World
28:36 Different Viewpoints on Diet
28:59 The Role of Opinions and Experiences
29:41 Challenges of Meat Consumption
30:16 Personal Diet and Fitness Regimens
33:21 Mental Health and Positive Thinking
36:01 Martial Arts and Self-Defense
40:37 Faith and Spiritual Growth
45:24 Customer Service and Business Ethics
53:33 Final Thoughts and Invitations
Tucker Brown joins Neil live at the Texas Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association convention. Tucker, a rancher and social media influencer, shares his journey and the importance of using social media to connect with a wider audience, debunking myths about the ranching lifestyle. He discusses the challenges and rewards of ranching, emphasizing the need for the agriculture community to engage with the broader public to gain respect and understanding for their work. The discussion also touches on family dynamics in ranching, the impact of social media on their business, and the significance of authenticity in sharing their lives online. Additionally, Tucker delves into the importance of faith, the concept of learning from successes and failures, and the importance of community and networking in the ranching industry.
Links:
Tucker on Instagram: @tuckerbrownrab
Find all of Tucker's content at https://linktr.ee/tuckerbrownrab
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Topics:
00:51 The Power of Social Media in Sharing the Cowboy Culture 05:07 Challenges and Realities of Ranch Life 07:27 Learning and Growing on the Ranch 14:44 The Importance of Authenticity and Sharing One's Faith 18:32 Navigating Disagreements and Embracing Diverse Perspectives 21:59 Family Dynamics and Decision-Making at RA Brown Ranch 22:17 Navigating Ranch Leadership and Social Media 22:39 The Dynamics of Family and Foreman Roles 23:27 Embracing the Challenges of Leadership in Ranching 24:10 The Importance of Authenticity and Value in Ranching 24:53 Marketing and Brand Building in the Ranching Industry 27:21 Networking and Collaboration for Success 28:15 Competitive Spirit and Mutual Success in Ranching 29:32 Exploring the Growth and Value of Red Angus 32:27 The Significance of Horses in Ranch Life 34:57 Brotherly Bonds and Personal Growth 38:48 Dealing with Criticism and Building a Personal Brand 41:01 Looking Forward to Future Growth and Family Dynamics
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