Los mejores podcasts de Rural America (2025)

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Analysis of the American Relief Act and its impact on agriculture. 28:09

10d ago28:09

28:09

Jay Matteson and Ron Robbins discuss the recent developments in agricultural policy and funding, focusing on the passing of the American Relief Act and its implications for rural America. They highlight the importance of the $10 billion allocated for economic assistance to commodity crops, which aims to support farmers facing significant losses due…

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E17: Robotic Ventral Hernia Repair with Dr. Jeremy Stoller 43:37

3d ago43:37

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Host Dr. Randy Lehman welcomes Dr. Jeremy "Bud" Stoller, a distinguished rural surgeon from Van Wert, Ohio. Known for his expertise in hernia repair and his commitment to rural healthcare, Dr. Stoller shares his journey from training at The Ohio State University and the University of Toledo to practicing in his hometown. Dr. Stoller details his app…

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E16: Big Impact in Small Town Family Medicine with Dr. Tod Stillson 46:28

10d ago46:28

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Host Dr. Randy Lehman and Dr. Tod Stillson have a heartwarming conversation about the importance of transparency and trust when it comes to small town healthcare–especially in family medicine when you have the opportunity to serve families through many stages of life. In addition to discussing the impact of closing obstetrics units in rural hospita…

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From Cows to Cucumbers: The Shifting Landscape of American Farming 34:20

13d ago34:20

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This episode of Jay Matteson's Rural America features a deep dive into the evolving landscape of agriculture in Florida, as Ron Robbins shares his insights following a recent trip to the state. With a growing interest in fruit and vegetable production, particularly cucumbers for pickles, Florida is witnessing a resurgence in agricultural investment…

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E15: Rural Surgery Research with Dr. Dorothy Hughes 27:45

17d ago27:45

27:45

As part of this new miniseries, "The Children of Rural Surgeons," host Dr. Randy Lehman welcomes Dr. Dorothy Hughes, daughter of esteemed rural surgeon, Dr. Tyler Hughes. Their conversation delves into her experiences growing up with a small-town surgeon for a father and how that impacted her upbringing. And ultimately, how Dr. Dorothy Hughes came …

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E14: "My Dad's a Rural Surgeon!" with Charlotte Lehman 9:53

24d ago9:53

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In this heartfelt episode, Dr. Randy Lehman is joined by two very special guests, his daughter Charlotte and a surprise appearance by his wife, Brittaney. Together they reflect on the demanding days of residency in Minnesota, and how the transition to rural practice in Indiana has impacted their family life and balance. Charlotte describes her dad’…

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Ag Commissioner Richard Ball Discusses NYS Grown and Certified Program and Grant Programs 27:57

26d ago27:57

27:57

Join Jay Matteson as he welcomes New York State's Commissioner of Agriculture and Markets, Richard Ball, to discuss the exciting developments in New York's agricultural landscape. With $21 million available through the Dairy Modernization Grant and over $8.5 million for the New York State Grown and Certified program, there are significant opportuni…

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E13: GI Bleeds in Rural Canada with Dr. Emily Mitic 43:58

1M ago43:58

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Explore surgical care in rural Canada through the perspective of host Dr. Randy Lehman as he sits down with Canadian general surgeon, Dr. Emily Mitic. Dr. Mitic is dedicated to serving rural Alberta, practicing in a small city uniquely positioned between two major urban centers, which means her hospital serves a greater population of about 425,000 …

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The Dispatch Trailer 1:31

1M ago1:31

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Welcome to The Dispatch, a podcast about real life stories from rural America. Where I'll deliver you honest conversations that span the fields, the highways, and the home front, sharing the lessons and stories that have shaped rural America. I'm your host, Aly Behrens. A few years ago, I left a corporate career in the city to raise our babies and …

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E12: From Residency to Rural with Dr. Ben Mundell 45:30

1M ago45:30

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Host Dr. Randy Lehman sits down with Dr. Ben Mundell, a newly minted general surgeon carving out his path in the Eastern Sierras of California. Together they discuss what it takes to thrive as a rural surgeon, especially in those crucial early months out of residency. Tune in for practical advice, invaluable insights, and must-know resources for ma…

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E11: The Value of Surgical Mentorship with Dr. Eugene Shively 1:08:11

2M ago1:08:11

1:08:11

Host Dr. Randy Lehman sits down with friend, mentor, and "godfather" of rural surgery, Dr. Eugene Shively to discuss his impressive 46-year career. From the comfort of Dr. Shively's 200-year-old cabin (listen for the full story!), the two discuss the evolution of surgical techniques, Dr. Shively's approach to common bile duct exploration, and inval…

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From Empty Shelves to Abundant Harvests: The Rise of Shop Kansas Farms 35:24

2M ago35:24

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Jay Matteson's Rural America brings to light the impactful story of rural resilience and innovation during challenging times, particularly through the lens of the pandemic. The episode, hosted by Jay Matteson and Ron Robbins, features guests Rick McNary and Stacy Davis, who share their experiences with Shop Kansas Farms and the Border Queen Harvest…

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Bringing Farm Workers Out of the Shadows: A Call to Action 30:18

2M ago30:18

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Jay Matteson and Ron Robbins tackle a critical conversation about the future of agricultural labor in the U.S., focusing specifically on the importance of foreign workers in the farming sector. They detail how these workers are essential to maintaining productivity in dairy farming and other agricultural practices. The hosts discuss the current sta…

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E10: Purpose, Practicing, and Publishing with Dr. Michael Sarap 42:18

2M ago42:18

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In part two of their conversation, Dr. Randy Lehman welcomes back Dr. Michael Sarap to dive deeper into his 37 years as a rural surgeon. Building on their earlier insights into financial strategies for young surgeons, Dr. Sarap shares intense and captivating stories from rural practice. Listeners will come away inspired and equipped with resources …

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E09: Laparoscopic Surgery Insights with Dr. Michael Sarap 1:00:04

2M ago1:00:04

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In this episode, host Dr. Randy Lehman sits down with Dr. Michael Sarap, a seasoned rural surgeon with 37 years of experience. Dr. Sarap shares the rewards and challenges of his career, offering invaluable insights into building a successful rural surgery practice. From mastering advanced endoscopic techniques to performing complex procedures like …

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E08: Rural Robotic Revolution with Dr. John Robertson 50:50

2M ago50:50

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In this episode, host Dr. Randy Lehman sits down with Dr. John Robertson, who started his medical career in the big city before transitioning to rural surgery. Dr. Robertson delves into his “modified plug and patch” technique for inguinal hernia repair and his embrace of robotics in the OR, offering valuable insights for both urban and rural practi…

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Exploring Rural Resilience: Lessons from Economic Development in America 36:00

2M ago36:00

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This podcast episode delves into the evolving landscape of economic development in rural America, highlighting the significant projects and initiatives taking place across the country. Jay Matteson and Ron Robbins discuss the recent Advanced Economic Development Leadership Academy conference Jay attended, where Jay explored how rural communities ar…

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E07: Managing Complex Wound Care with Dr. Stephanie Heller 1:03:03

2M ago1:03:03

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In this episode, Dr. Randy Lehman reunites with his former program director at Mayo Clinic, the accomplished and beloved Dr. Stephanie Heller. Together they discuss Dr. Heller's wealth of experience, from navigating career transitions to mastering complex procedures like skin grafting and managing fistulas. Listen for insights on optimizing wound c…

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E06: PAs and the Power of Collaborative Care 59:26

3M ago59:26

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Join us in a special location as your host, Dr. Randy Lehman, sits down with Wisconsin PA Jerry Fushianes to discuss how Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners strengthen rural practices. Discover more about the Associate Provider model, where PAs are trained to duplicate physician services across specialties, acting as a conduit between doct…

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E05: Mastering the Right Colectomy with Dr. Chris Huiras 39:43

3M ago39:43

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In this episode, host Dr. Randy Lehman is joined by Dr. Chris Huiras, a general surgeon who has dedicated over 30 years to providing care at Mayo Clinic as well as in rural Wisconsin. In addition to some great stories, Dr. Huiras shares a detailed overview of how he performs a right colectomy. Listen as Dr. Huiras' passion shines through, not just …

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E04: Training the Next Generation of Surgeons with Dr. David Farley 1:09:58

3M ago1:09:58

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In this episode, host Dr. Randy Lehman sits down with former Mayo Clinic program director Dr. David Farley, who offers expertise as a seasoned and respected mentor to hundreds of surgeons. From his rural Wisconsin upbringing to his 31 years of training residents, Dr. Farley shares insights on mastering techniques like TEP inguinal hernia repair and…

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E03: Navigating Global Rural Surgery with Dr. Lauren Smithson 58:07

3M ago58:07

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In this episode, Dr. Lauren Smithson, the Chair of the Advisory Council for Rural Surgery, shares her journey from the Caribbean to the UK to rural Canada, providing valuable insights to those eager to pursue a career in rural surgery. Host Dr. Randy Lehman and Dr. Smithson discuss her wide-ranging scope of work, from complex breast cancer operatio…

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E02: Trailblazing Rural Surgery with Dr. Tyler Hughes 1:07:55

4M ago1:07:55

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Few understand the wonders and challenges of rural surgery as acutely as the respected Dr. Tyler Hughes. In this episode, host Dr. Randy Lehman sits down with Dr. Hughes to discuss insights and anecdotes from his remarkable career. From being named the first Rural Practitioner of the Year to his instrumental involvement in the American College of S…

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Mindful Campus: Navigating Mental Health in College 1:17:06

4M ago1:17:06

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In this episode I am joined by Dr. William Burns, Director of the North Dakota State University Counseling Center and Katie Fitzsimmons, Director of Student Affairs for the North Dakota University System. During our time together we discuss mental health services for college students across the state, the epidemic of lonlieness that has reached our…

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E01: Life in Rural Surgery 12:31

4M ago12:31

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In this introductory episode, Dr. Randy Lehman highlights the unique challenges and rewarding moments that come with practicing surgery in rural America. Tune in and join the community, where each week we'll discuss topics pertinent to the healthcare providers of America’s heartland. Key Topics: [0:00] Intro [3:58] Upcoming segments and episodes [7…

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Here comes the rain again.... 27:59

5M ago27:59

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It's been a very wet growing season in 2024 and who knows when it's going to stop! Cohosts Ron Robbins and Jay Matteson discuss what the summer growing season has been like and the impacts on local agriculture. Luckily many modern dairy barns have lighting systems that compensate for the lack of sunlight, helping cows stay comfortable. But even wit…

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The Rural American Surgeon Trailer 3:58

5M ago3:58

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This is your sneak peek into the world of rural surgery, where we celebrate the profound connections and unique experiences that define this vital field. In the upcoming episodes, we'll feature intimate conversations with leading rural surgeons, breaking down surgical techniques, and shedding light on the challenges faced by those practicing in iso…

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What's happening to our economy with Dr. David Kohl 39:39

6M ago39:39

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In this episode Dr. David Kohl shocks Jay with his analysis of the United States economy. Kohl discusses an upcoming meeting of China, Russia, Iran and other countries that could change our economic standing in the World. Listen in as Jay Matteson and Ron Robbins are joined in the studio by Dr. David Kohl, a global agricultural economist who has tr…

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Bridging the Silence: Veteran Suicide Prevention & Support 1:15:30

6M ago1:15:30

1:15:30

In this episode I’m joined by Clinical Psychiatrist, Dr. Morris Hund, and Sarah Kemp-Tabbut, Licensed Social Worker and Community Engagement & Partnerships Coordinator for the Fargo Veterans Association. Dr. Hund, Sarah and I discuss the issue of suicide prevention for our military veterans. Together we explore factors that can either support or pr…

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Crisis Connection: Navigating the 988 Hotline 25:33

6M ago25:33

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In this epsiode I am joined by Jeremy Brown, Outreach Director for FirstLink. Based out of Fargo, ND FirstLink is a free, confidential service that offers listening and support, referrals to resources, and crisis intervention 24 hours a day. Jeremy and I will be talking about 988, the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline that was signed into law in 2…

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Mental Health Matters: ND Crisis System Explained 55:56

7M ago55:56

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In this episode, I visit with Statewide Clinician Leads and experts in the field of mental health and substance use, Tarah Cavett and Laura Gitter. Tarah and Laura provide consulting and leadership in North Dakota's ongoing work to improve and expand the existing system. In our hour together, Laura and Tarah offer a closer look at the current struc…

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Grants and Financial Assistance Programs from National Grid for Agriculture 31:11

7M ago31:11

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Podcast host, Jay Matteson, is joined by Joe Russo, Economic Developer for National Grid, and Seth Browe, Senior Representative for National Grids Energy Efficiency Program to discuss important grants and financial assistance programs for agriculture. There are many important programs offered by National Grid to assist farms and agribusinesses. Set…

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NYS Dept of Ag and Markets Commissioner Richard Ball Discusses growing Local Food Supply in NYS 30:30

7M ago30:30

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Commissioner Richard Ball of the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets joins Ron and Jay to discuss growing local food supplies across NYS through the Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Program (RSFI). RSFI is a new grant program available to farmers and others to provide critical funding to support New York State's food supply chain. Grants…

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Feeding Hungry Children, The United Way! 25:38

8M ago25:38

25:38

Host Jay Matteson interviews Dawn Cole, President and Chief Executive Officer of United Way of Northern New York about food insecurity in our rural communities and the role United Way plays in assisting people in need. Dawn discusses their food drive coming up on June 5 in Watertown from 8am to 2pm. Jay learns about a great program involving United…

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Avian Influenza Impacts on the Dairy Industry with Dr. Robert Lynch 28:49

8M ago28:49

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Dr. Robert Lynch, DVM, the Dairy Herd Health and Management Specialist for PRO_DAIRY Animal Science at Cornell University, joins hosts Ron and Jay for an in depth discussion about Avian Influenza and how it is impacting the Dairy Industry. How signifcantly does it impact dairy cows? Does it pose a threat with our dairy product supply? We get answer…

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Ron's on the road again! 30:52

9M ago30:52

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Jay interviews cohost, Ron Robbins while he's on the road returning from Florida. The two have a have broad discussion ranging from the results of the presentation by Dr. Dvid Kohl; the upcoming eclipse on April 8; and agricultural impacts of the bridge collapse in the Port of Baltimore. We finish ut the show with a discussion on Avian Flu and the …

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Success in the 4th quarter with your business or farm, with Dr. David Kohl 33:13

10M ago33:13

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Dr. David Kohl, Professor Emeritus of Agricultural Finance and Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship at Virginia Tech joins Jay and Ron for a great conversation about sports and business. It's amazing when you think about the 4th quarter, last period, last inning of the game and how you try to overcome a deficit to win the game, and how th…

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Special Invitation to seminar with Dr. David Kohl 1:12

10M ago1:12

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This is a special invitation to attend an upcoming seminar on March28, 2024 at Jefferson Community College with Dr. David Kohl.Por Jay M. Matteson

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Saving New York's Farmland - American Farmland Trust 38:55

10M ago38:55

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in this episode, Jay Matteson interviews Linda Garrett, the New York Regional Director of American Farmland Trust. American Farmland Trust (AFT) is doing a lot of work across New York State to help preserve precious farmland. AFT is working with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service and County Soil and Water Conservation Districts to prov…

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How Would You Respond? Are We Heading in the Right Direction? 49:32

10M ago49:32

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Jay interviews Joel Lalone, Director of the Center for Community Studies at Jefferson Community College about the results of the 2023 Survey of the Community on Quality of Life. Joel discusses the work done by the Center, based at Jefferson Community College, to survey the communty in Jefferson, Lewis and St. lawrence Counties on how public opinion…

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Farm Numbers Drop Across The Nation 37:37

11M ago37:37

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Podcast host Jay Matteson is joined by Mike Nuchols, Ag Team leader and Commercial Horticulture Educator of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Jefferson County to discuss the results of the 2022 USDA Census of Agriculture. The census is completed every five years in the United States and takes a snapshot of agriculture that is valuable in understandi…

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2024 is going to be interesting! 29:01

12M ago29:01

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Hosts Ron Robbins and Jay Matteson are finally back on the podcast after both were down with the horrible flu/pneumonia going around. They discuss what's happening to milk prices, the global economy and potentially geopolitical storms that could impact agriculture in 2024.Por Jay M. Matteson

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The Global Food Connection 30:47

1y ago30:47

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Hosts Ron Robbins and Jay Matteson take the listeners on a wild ride from how local crop harvest went to global food politics. How is the weather impacting food production in South Africa and Brazil. Will El Nino produce mega nor'easters this winter? We also discuss a previous podcast guest, Country Music singer Stephanie Nash, and how Stephanie ha…

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What happened to school milk? 29:06

1y ago29:06

29:06

Jay Matteson shares information on what is happening to address the school milk supply problems and what was down locally to help make sure milk was available at our schools.Por Jay M. Matteson

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The River Farmers - Two 20 something women who own farms in the Thousand Islands. 45:32

1y ago45:32

45:32

Show host Jay Matteson spends time talking with Carly Basinger and Avery Maclean, The River Farmers, who own two farms in the Thousand Islands region of northern New York State. Carly has a vegetable farm serving "CSAs" Community Supported Agriculture shares for her local community, a farm stand and serves local restaurants. Avery owns a small farm…

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Will the war in the middle east have an impact on agriculture in the U.S.? Finally, a Speaker of the House of Representatives. 30:17

1y ago30:17

30:17

Cohosts Ron Robbins and Jay Matteson discuss a variety of topics including concerns about the war between Israel and Hamas in the Middle East and its impact on agriculture in the U.S.Por Jay M. Matteson

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Does a Government Shutdown Impact Agriculture and our Food Supply? 24:07

1+ y ago24:07

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Hosts Ron Robbins and Jay Matteson discuss what potentially happens to agriculture and our food supply if the Federal Government shutdowns. They also discuss a fantastic grant program available to increase food production in Jefferson County NY and also talk about safety on the highways during fall harvest time.…

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Talking Farming with Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (NY24) 42:31

1+ y ago42:31

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Podcast hosts Ron Robbins and Jay Matteson are joined by Congresswoman Claudia Tenney for her second interview on the podcast. But before Ron and Jay get into a great conversation with Claudia, Jay shares breaking news with listeners about Round II of the Jefferson County Food Resiliency Grant Program accepting applications from farms and food busi…

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When it's hot in the Gulf of Mexico what does that mean for winter in New England and the Northeast? 35:31

1+ y ago35:31

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The Team Leader for the Seasonal Hurricane Prediction Center and Director of the Climate Test Bed at NOAA's Climate Prediction Center, Matt Rosencrans, joins Jay and Ron for an in depth discussion about what the hot water temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico mean for the eastern seaboard of the United States this winter. Will El Nino combine with thi…

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Weather Research Goes Off With A Bang! 31:38

1+ y ago31:38

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Dr. Scott Steiger, Director of the Lake Effect Storm Prediction and Research Center at SUNY Oswego, joins Ron Robbins and Jay Matteson to share the results of his research project from the winter of '22/'23 on whether Wind Turbines increase the frequency of lightning in Lake Effect Snow Storms. Dr. Steiger joined Ron and Jay for a podcast on Sept 2…

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