Podcasts about Halter

Seeing healthy cattle grazing on even healthier pastures does something to the heart of beef producers. Fixing fence and moving hot wire to rotational graze? That doesn't give us quite the same rush of serotonin. Here at the Angus Beef Bulletin, our team is in the thick of all topics grazing and pasture management. On this episode of Angus at Work, Editor Shauna Hermel sat down at CattleCon 2026 in Nashville, Tenn., with Andrew Fraser, president of virtual fencing provider Halter, to learn:The ins and outs of the Halter systemHow this virtual fencing platform is working for producersWhere Halter is looking to expand (regionally as well as their offerings)And more! A big thank you to Tech Mix Global for their sponsorship of this episode. Have questions or comments? We'd love to hear from you!Find more information to make Angus work for you in the Angus Beef Bulletin and ABB EXTRA. Make sure you're subscribed! Sign up here to the print Angus Beef Bulletin and the digital Angus Beef Bulletin EXTRA. Have questions or comments? We'd love to hear from you! Contact our team at abbeditorial@angus.org.

Recorded live at the Precision Dairy Farming Conference 2025 in Ōtautahi Christchurch, this episode features Craig Piggott, founder and CEO of Halter. Craig shares how he went from working at Rocket Lab to building virtual fencing technology that's transforming pasture-based farming. He explains how Halter's technology gives farmers precise control over grazing, lifts productivity, and creates more flexibility whether the goal is higher profit or better work–life balance. From early prototypes tested on his parents' farm to a 300+ strong team and international growth, this is a story about grit, farmer-led innovation, and what precision tech could unlock next for dairy farm systems. View the conference highlights, proceedings and more Have feedback or ideas for future episodes? Email us at talkingdairy@dairynz.co.nz Connect with DairyNZ Stay up to date with advice, latest research, tools and resources. Read, browse, scroll, listen, or be there in person. Visit dairynz.co.nz/get-connected

Diese HundeRunde ist eine ganz besondere: Liza & Mareike sind endlich mal wieder zusammen im Studio! Und auch bei Fred und Taylor gibt es spannende Updates - vom ersten Geburtstag über Trainingserfolge bis hin zu überraschenden Kommandos über FaceTime. Im Mittelpunkt der Folge steht aber eine Frage, die viele Hundehalter kennen: Warum sind Hund und Halter sich oft so ähnlich? Ausgelöst durch eine Hörerfrage sprechen Liza und Mareike darüber, warum bestimmte Mensch-Hund-Kombinationen so gut zusammenpassen und welche Rolle die eigene Persönlichkeit bei der Wahl eines Hundes spielt. Ihr erfahrt, warum sich Charaktere von Mensch und Hund häufig spiegeln - oder bewusst ergänzen - und mit welcher einfachen Übung ihr herausfinden könnt, was euer Hund vielleicht auch über euch selbst verrät.

Viele Hunde, die Schwierigkeiten mit dem Alleinbleiben haben, zeigen immer wieder dieselben Muster: Hinterherlaufen, Stress an der Haustür, Probleme bei Veränderungen im Alltag oder bei neuen Umgebungen. Und oft entstehen genau daraus die wichtigsten Fragen, die Halterinnen und Halter im Training beschäftigen. In dieser Folge erfährst du: Ob du deinen Hund in einem Raum oder der ganzen Wohnung alleine lassen solltest Warum Hinterherlaufen kein „Kontrollieren“ ist, sondern ein wichtiges Stresssignal. Ob du deinen Hund verabschieden solltest Wie du im Zwei-Personen-Haushalt trainierst Was du bei einem Umzug beachten musst, damit das Alleinbleiben nicht zusammenbricht. Wie du erkennst, ob dein Hund Fortschritte macht, auch wenn sie klein sind. Außerdem bekommst du klare Umsetzungsschritte, die du sofort ausprobieren kannst, egal an welchem Punkt ihr gerade steht. Lust auf weitere Tipps? Im 0€ Crashkurs erfährst du, wie du deinem Hund das entspannte Alleinbleiben beibringst:  https://hundalleinelassen.de/webinar/?utm_source=podcast Weitere Tipps gibt es hier: Blog: https://hundalleinelassen.de/blog Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hundalleinelassen_larissa/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hundalleinelassenlarissa Empfehlungen:* Relaxopet Soundmodul, um deinen Hund zu unterstützen, in die Entspannung zu kommen - spare 10% mit dem unten stehenden Link und dem Gutscheincode „RelaxoPet_Paw23“: https://relaxopet.shop/?bg_ref=rTcJmP378H Die mit (*) gekennzeichneten Links zu Produkten sind Affiliate-Links. Wenn du über diese Links einkaufst, unterstützt du damit meine Arbeit. Das heißt, ich erhalte eine kleine Provision für den Kauf, den du getätigt hast. Für dich fallen dadurch keine zusätzlichen Kosten an.

Discover how virtual fencing is transforming livestock farming in New Zealand.In this episode of Growing Our Future, Katie Rodwell speaks with Hawkes Bay farmer Marcus Peacock who shares his hands-on experience with Halter's technology for beef systems. From calmer, better-performing stock to smarter pasture management and real-time decision-making, Marcus explains how digital tools have freed him from routine constraints, boosted productivity, and restored enjoyment to farming.Packed with practical insights on training, data use, and ROI, this conversation is a must-listen for farmers looking for technology solutions to unlock efficiency.Like what you've heard? Follow our podcast for more great content.Show notesDescription:In this episode of Growing Our Future, host Katie chats with Hawkes Bay farmer Marcus Peacock, about his experience adopting Halter's virtual fencing technology for beef systems. Marcus shares how the shift has transformed his day-to-day operation, improved animal performance, sharpened pasture management, and restored a sense of enjoyment and efficiency to farming. From training animals to interpreting live data, Marcus offers an honest and practical look at how digital tools can reshape traditional livestock farming. Click here to read the full show notes for this episode.Show Notes:In this episode of Growing Our Future, host Katie chats with Hawkes Bay farmer Marcus Peacock, about his experience adopting Halter's virtual fencing technology for beef systems. Marcus shares how the shift has transformed his day-to-day operation, improved animal performance, sharpened pasture management, and restored a sense of enjoyment and efficiency to farming. From training animals to interpreting live data, Marcus offers an honest and practical look at how digital tools can reshape traditional livestock farming.Training and Adapting to Virtual FencingMarcus explains that the collars themselves are straightforward, and the cattle adapt remarkably quickly. While the human learning curve is often bigger than the animals', he describes training mobs in just a few days, including young stock. Even dairy-beef crosses and bulls prove easy to manage once temperament settles under consistent feeding and routine. For Marcus, virtual fencing removes many of the frustrations associated with break-feeding, fencing failures, and time-consuming stock shifts.Changing Temperament and Stock BehaviourOne of the most striking differences Marcus sees is the behavioural shift. Well-fed animals, moved twice daily and kept in consistent groups, develop calmer temperaments and more uniform performance. He compares it to a dormitory where everyone becomes part of the same team. The system helps reduce stress events, maintain consistency and, in his view, even makes intensive systems workable for classes like bulls.Restoring Time, Reducing Stress, and Improving Decision-MakingVirtual fencing has fundamentally changed Marcus' daily rhythm. Instead of driving around checking breaks or repairing wires, stock movements now take minutes. Decisions can be made in real time using accurate pasture and animal data rather than assumptions. With fewer firefighting tasks and more confidence in what's happening remotely, Marcus has found more enjoyment in farming than at any point in his career. He describes it as taking the subconscious weight of constant management off his shoulders.Pasture Insight Through Live DataThe technology's ability to measure growth rates, track grazing pressure, and analyse pasture quality has been a major advantage. Satellite-based pasture readings allow Marcus to understand growth trends, react to weather changes, and fine-tune rotations. By pairing these insights with rumination and grazing...

Mary Pelz hat mit 24 ihren sicheren Bankjob gekündigt – für einen Traum, den viele belächelt haben: Hundetrainerin. Heute führt sie ein weltweit skalierbares Online-Hundetraining und arbeitet vor allem mit Unternehmern und vielbeschäftigten Hundehaltern.In dieser Folge spricht sie offen über ihren Weg vom Frust in klassischen Hundeschulen hin zu einem digitalen Trainingskonzept, das unabhängig von Ort und Zeit funktioniert. Es geht um Unternehmertum, Mindset, Skalierung von Dienstleistungen und warum Standardlösungen bei Hunden (und Menschen) oft nicht funktionieren.Warum bellen Hunde wirklich? Warum scheitern viele Trainingsansätze? Und wie baut man ein Online-Business in einer Branche auf, die lange als nicht skalierbar galt?Links zu MaryBewerbung für ein kostenloses Erstgespräch: www.marypelz.deInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/marypelz_hundumprima/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mary_pelz?_r=1&_t=ZN-91WiW1bWxb4Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063664564063YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@marypelz_Links zu WolfgangInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/patzpreneur/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wolfgang-patz/Du willst einen Podcast starten? https://nextgen-podcast.de/Kapitelübersicht00:00 Frust mit Hundeschulen & persönlicher Wendepunkt01:10 Intro & Vorstellung Mary Pelz01:54 Vom Bankjob zur Selbstständigkeit02:32 Kündigung mit 24 & Entscheidung fürs Unternehmertum04:34 Warum klassische Hundeschulen oft scheitern06:39 Erste Kunden & kostenloses Testen08:10 Unternehmer als ideale Zielgruppe10:18 Online-Hundetraining & digitales Konzept13:10 Liegt es am Hund oder am Halter?17:31 Häufige Fehler in der Hundeerziehung21:36 Hund & Unternehmertum im Alltag27:26 Social Media, Reichweite & Vertrieb30:42 Paid Ads & Empfehlungen32:16 Teamaufbau & Recruiting34:57 Umgang mit Hate & Öffentlichkeit38:11 Beste unternehmerische Entscheidung39:47 Rat an das jüngere Ich40:42 Empfehlungen für Podcast-Gäste

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In this episode of Growing Our Future, Katie Rodwell speaks with Craig Piggott, founder and CEO of Halter. Craig's story from a Waikato dairy farm to founder of Halter is one of curiosity and bold thinking. Growing up immersed in the practical challenges of farming gave Craig an intuitive sense of where technology could make a real difference, and when combined with his engineering experience at Rocket Lab, sparked his mission to bring cutting-edge innovation to agriculture.Craig shares how Halter's virtual fencing technology is transforming grazing management, improving labour efficiency, and helping farmers work smarter, not harder.Like what you've heard? Follow our podcast for more great content.Show Notes:In this episode of Growing Our Future, Katie speaks with Craig Piggott, founder and CEO of Halter, about the journey of building a world-leading agri-tech company from the ground up. Craig shares how Halter's virtual fencing technology is reshaping farm management, what he's learned from scaling hardware and software in tandem, and why curiosity and resilience matter more than ever for agriculture's future. The conversation offers practical insights for farmers, entrepreneurs, and anyone curious about how innovation takes root in the food and fibre sector.From Farm Kid to Agri-Tech FounderCraig reflects on how his upbringing on a Waikato dairy farm shaped his problem-solving mindset. He explains how early exposure to machinery, animal behaviour, and day-to-day farm challenges gave him an intuitive understanding of where technology could make a difference. His engineering background and time at Rocket Lab reinforced a belief that agriculture deserved the same level of technical ambition as other high-tech industries.Building Technology That Truly Works on FarmCraig outlines the challenges of creating both hardware and software that must perform reliably in tough farm environments. Developing the Halter collar required years of experimentation, farmer feedback, and iteration. He explains the tension between moving fast as a start-up and the need for robustness, animal safety, and trust. Craig also shares why having engineers, designers, and farmers working side-by-side has been critical to building a product that genuinely fits into the real rhythms of farming.Rethinking Farm Efficiency Through Virtual FencingCraig and Katie discuss how virtual fencing is reshaping grazing management and labour efficiency. Craig explains how farmers are using Halter to create more precise feed allocation, shift mobs without extra labour, and respond to conditions in real time. He shares examples of farms improving pasture utilisation, reducing stress for staff, and freeing up time for more strategic tasks. The technology, he notes, isn't about replacing people but helping them work smarter.Culture, Curiosity, and the Realities of ScalingCraig talks openly about the challenges of rapid growth, including hiring at pace, building systems, and maintaining strong culture. He emphasises curiosity as a core value at Halter and a key ingredient for innovation in agriculture more broadly. Craig also reflects on what it means to lead when everything is changing quickly, how he approaches uncertainty, and why surrounding yourself with honest, capable people matters.Looking Ahead: Future Opportunities for Agri-TechCraig shares his optimism for the future of agri-tech in New Zealand. He sees opportunities for more automation, better data-driven decision-making, and tools that improve both productivity and wellbeing. He encourages farmers to stay open to new ideas and to see technology as a partner in navigating the challenges ahead.Key TakeawayInnovation...

Darby McDevitt is a narrative director and writer at Ubisoft . He's worked on multiple games in the Assassin's Creed franchise, which spans time periods from Ancient Greece to Victorian England. But what does it mean to be a writer on a massive video game where your character is mostly running, climbing, jumping and fighting? The key to his work lies in historical research, but he is sometimes torn between what would actually happen and what pop culture has trained us to expect from different eras of history. We also discuss his new novel, The Halter, which imagines a future where virtual reality is so realistic and addictive that people abandon their real lives and have to be tracked down. This is the first episode in a multi-part series on video games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In dieser Folge des Experten-Podcasts spricht Dr. Kristin Binder, Tierärztin für Kleintiere und Pferde und Expertin für ganzheitliche Tiermedizin, darüber, wie Tiere durch eine Kombination aus Schulmedizin, Homöopathie, Kräutern, Energiearbeit und Frequenzmedizin optimal unterstützt werden können. Sie erklärt, was ganzheitliche Tiermedizin genau bedeutet und wie unterschiedliche Methoden sinnvoll kombiniert werden, um sowohl akute Beschwerden als auch chronische Probleme wie Arthrose, Bandscheibenvorfälle oder Blockaden zu behandeln. Außerdem erfährst du, wie präventive Maßnahmen – zum Beispiel durch Akupunktur, Energiearbeit oder die richtige Ernährung – helfen können, den Energiefluss und die Gesundheit deiner Tiere langfristig zu fördern. Kristin zeigt auch, wie Kräuter, Laser-Akupunktur, Frequenztherapie und kinesiologische Tests eingesetzt werden können, um Organe, Muskeln und Futtermittelverträglichkeiten gezielt zu unterstützen. Sie gibt wertvolle Tipps für Tierbesitzer, die ihre Tiere sicher und effektiv zu Hause begleiten möchten, und gibt einen Ausblick auf ihre kommenden Online-Kurse für Hunde, Katzen und Pferde, in denen praxisnahes Wissen für die tägliche Unterstützung vermittelt wird. Wer die Gesundheit seines Tieres auf sanfte, nachhaltige Weise fördern möchte, sollte diese Folge nicht verpassen. Weitere Informationen findest du auf der Homepage von Dr. Kristin Binder. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

HAPPY 2026!! New episode for you guys where we talk about the stranger things finale and the fan backlash as well as "conformity gate." We also dive into the Tara's world halter top situation. Enjoy!! 0:00 its 2026!! 3:01 stranger things finale 10:43 conformity gate 20:21 halter top gate Bonus Episodes on patreon: https://patreon.com/veryreallygood Follow Me: https://instagram.com/kurtisconner/ https://twitter.com/kurtisconner https://youtube.com/user/kurtisconner Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mit seiner Posthorn-Rute und der charakteristischen weissen Blesse im Gesicht ist er unverwechselbar: der Appenzeller Sennenhund. Aber: Diese lebhafte Schweizer Hunderasse ist gefährdet. Der «Bläss» steht als einzige Schweizer Hunderasse auf der Roten Liste, denn die Zuchtbasis ist schmal geworden. Seinen Ursprung hat der «Bläss» im wenig erstaunlich Appenzellerland. Dort ist seine Existenz seit 1853 dokumentiert. Vor 100 Jahren galt er als fast ausgestorben. Heute wird er wieder als gefährdet eingestuft. Darum hat in Pro Specie Rara auf die Rote Liste genommen. Der «Bläss» ist ein Teil unseres Kulturerbes. Er bildet eine genetische Reserve und ist gehört zur Schweizer Identität und Tradition. Die Gründe für den ständig kleiner werdenden Bestand an Appenzeller Sennenhunden sind vielfältig: · Verlorene Aufgabe: Moderne Landwirtschaft braucht keine Treibhunde mehr. · Schmale Zuchtbasis: Fast alle Hunde sind verwandt, was das Risiko von Inzucht und Gesundheitsproblemen erhöht. · Schlechtes Image: Der Ruf als «giftiger Kläffer» hält viele Interessenten ab, obwohl dies bei guter Erziehung unbegründet ist. · Geringe Verbreitung: Selten ausserhalb des Appenzellerlands, Mischlinge sind häufiger als reinrassige Tiere. Der Appenzeller Sennenhund ist robust und vielseitig: Er ist wetterfest und genügsam, was ihn ideal macht für das Schweizer Bergklima. Ursprünglich als Treib-, Hüte- und Wachhund eingesetzt, ist er heute auch Rettungs-, Therapie- oder Blindenhund oder im Hundesport aktiv. Bei richtigem Umgang und mit entsprechender Kenntnis des Halters oder der Halterin ist der Appenzeller Sennenhund auch ein hervorragender Familienhund. Die Rasse braucht aktive Halter, viel Bewegung und Aufgaben. Sie ist nicht für Anfänger oder Stadtwohnungen geeignet. Ideal ist ein Haus mit Garten in ländlicher Umgebung und eine sportliche Familie. Zum Erhalt der Rasse beitragen kann, wer entsprechende Tiere hält. Dabei sollte auf verantwortungsvollen Kauf gesetzt werden. Beschaffen Sie Hunde nur von seriösen Züchtern und Züchterinnen z.B. über den Club für Appenzeller Sennenhunde. Achten Sie auch auf Gesundheitsuntersuchungen der Elterntiere. Sie können auch Botschafter oder Botschafterin sein: Klären Sie andere über den wahren Charakter des Appenzeller Sennenhundes auf und entkräften Sie Vorurteile.

From satellite imagery and soil sensors to AI-driven insights and virtual fencing, agri-tech is reshaping how farmers manage productivity, sustainability and resilience. In this episode, host Katie Rodwell speaks with Brendan O'Connell, CEO of AgriTech New Zealand, about what agri-tech really means, how it is being adopted across farming systems, and the opportunities for New Zealand to become a global leader in agricultural innovation. Like what you've heard? Follow our podcast for more great content.Show Notes:What is AgriTech?Agri-tech is more than just physical machinery on-farm. Brendan explains that it covers physical, digital, and biological solutions that support land-based farming, from livestock and horticulture to viticulture and arable systems. This includes everything from electric fencing and animal ID tools to robotics, pasture measurement apps, and business management software.Tangible Benefits on FarmAgri-tech empowers farmers with new levels of insight and control. Tools like Halter and pasture measurement technology can lift productivity, reduce labour demands, and improve decision-making. Beyond efficiency gains, these innovations free up time for farmers to focus on strategy, family, and quality of life. Agri-tech also enables farmers to see variability in land or stock performance that might otherwise remain hidden.Barriers to AdoptionDespite the opportunities, adoption is not without challenges. Brendan identifies affordability, integration, and fit-for-purpose design as the key barriers. Farmers often face frustration when technologies don't communicate with one another, though integration is improving rapidly. Large players like Fonterra are now pushing for better interoperability to reduce compliance burdens and unlock more value from data sharing.Data as a Source of ValueData is becoming the new “fuel” of agriculture - essential for proving sustainability claims, capturing value in global markets, and supporting premium contracts. Brendan emphasises that while agri-tech creates value across the supply chain, farmers must also see tangible benefits at the farm gate through improved profitability, contracts, and potential new ways of sharing value.New Zealand's AgriTech AdvantageNew Zealand is well positioned to lead in this space. Farmers are naturally innovative and pragmatic, and the sector has already produced global successes like Gallagher and Halter. Brendan believes agri-tech could one day contribute more to the economy than the dairy sector, with opportunities for New Zealand to create world-leading solutions in horticulture, aquaculture, and beyond.Key takeawayAgri-tech is not about replacing farmers' knowledge but supercharging it with tools, data, and insights. With growing global demand for sustainable food systems, New Zealand has both the capability and appetite to make agri-tech a cornerstone of its agricultural future.

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Was haben ein Allgemeinmediziner und eine Tierärztin gemeinsam? Mehr, als man denkt. In dieser Podcastfolge treffen zwei Welten aufeinander, die sich im Wartezimmer selten begegnen, aber im Kern erstaunlich ähneln. Ronny Tekal, Arzt, Radiodoktor und Medizinkabarettist, spricht mit Tierärztin „Dogtor" Sandra Burin über ihren Berufsalltag, der von Diagnose, Vertrauen und Emotion geprägt ist. Menschen erklären ihre Symptome oder recherchieren sie im Internet, während Tiere stumm bleiben. Dafür sprechen ihre Halter oft umso lauter. Beide Gäste schildern, wo Missverständnisse entstehen, warum Kommunikation manchmal wichtiger ist als jede Therapie und weshalb Empathie die Grundlage für Professionalität bildet. Das Gespräch behandelt den ersten Kontakt in der Praxis, schwierige Gespräche, Grenzsituationen wie lebensverändernde Diagnosen oder das Einschläfern eines Tieres. Zudem wird die Frage erörtert, was einen „guten Tag“ im Gesundheitsberuf ausmacht – jenseits von Abrechnung und Routine. Es geht um Nähe und Distanz, Verantwortung und Vertrauen. Und um die einfache, aber unbequeme Wahrheit: Heilen beginnt oft nicht mit Medikamenten, sondern mit Zuhören.

Zach (first-generation) and Kacie (fifth-generation) Scherler-Abney are ranchers operating Re:Farm and Re:Supply in Cotton and Tillman Counties in southwest Oklahoma, running a cow-calf herd with some stockers while also managing land for others and operating retail stores in Norman, Oklahoma and Wichita Falls, Texas.  In This Episode, We Explore:  - How a personal health scare led them back to the family place and into raising their own food  - Using an autoimmune protocol diet as a catalyst to question food labels and sourcing  - Learning regenerative grazing through books, YouTube, and early hands-on trial and error  - Grazing in a more brittle, variable rainfall environment in southwest Oklahoma and north Texas  - Ultra high-density, non-selective grazing and why recovery time is the key variable for them  - What polywire taught them, and why quality of life and labor forced a change  - Building water systems with HDPE poly pipe, quick couplers, and central lanes for flexibility  - Leasing strategies including Oklahoma state school land (CLO) and BIA tribal land leases  - Transitioning to Halter virtual fencing and what changed in daily management and stress  - How their cattle buying philosophy shifted to phenotype, productivity, and pounds per acre  - Marketing reality checks: balancing direct-to-consumer beef with current sale barn economics  - Why they built brick-and-mortar stores and how non-perishables help stabilize cash flow  - Community-building through retail and sourcing other local products beyond their own beef  Why This Episode Matters  This conversation is a practical look at matching grazing goals to real life, especially when labor, family time, leases, and cash flow are all limiting factors. Zach and Kacie share what worked, what wore them out, what they changed, and how they think about staying flexible without abandoning the core principles that keep land and livestock improving.  Resources Mentioned  - Halter virtual fencing system  - Passon quick couplers  - Oklahoma Commissioners of the Land Office (CLO) grazing leases  - Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) grazing leases  Find Out More  - Instagram | re:farm  - Website | Re:Farm Market  - Facebook | Re:Farm  Looking for Livestock that thrive on grass?  Check out Grass Based GeneticsUpcoming Grazing EventsVisit our Sponsors:Noble Research InstituteRedmond AgricultureGrazing Grass LinksWebsiteCommunity (on Facebook)Original Music by Louis Palfrey

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By any measure, the NZ agri tech company Halter has had a stonking year. The company founded by Craig Piggot - who is also the CEO - is now a global leader in its sector. 

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In dieser Episode werden verschiedene Herausforderungen im Hundetraining besprochen, insbesondere im Hinblick auf Rückruftraining, aggressives Verhalten gegenüber anderen Hunden und Unsicherheiten. Die Diskussion umfasst auch das Thema Frustrationsaggression und die Bedeutung von Impulskontrolle. Es werden Strategien zur Verbesserung des Verhaltens von Hunden vorgestellt, einschließlich der Notwendigkeit, die Beziehung zwischen Hund und Halter zu klären und Grenzen zu setzen. Partner der heutigen Folge Werbepartner "DogsLove": Diese Hundefragestunde wird präsentiert von DogsLove, dem beliebten Premium-Hundefutter aus Österreich.Jetzt testen und mit dem Code "WINTER15" -15% auf Trockenfutter sparen.Der Code ist bis zum 31.12.2025 einmalig pro KundIn einlösbar.dogslove.comWerbepartner "Seresto": Diese Hundestunde wird präsentiert von Seresto, dem Halsband gegen Zecken und Flöhe.Viele glauben, Zecken seien nur im Sommer aktiv, doch sie können auch im Winter überleben, da sie unter Laub und im Boden überwintern und selbst bei Temperaturen um 4–7 °C noch aktiv sind. Deshalb ist ganzjähriger Zeckenschutz sinnvoll.Das Seresto-Halsband von Elanco bietet einen lang anhaltenden Schutz bis zu 8 Monate gegen Zecken und Flöhe. Es wirkt äußerlich, gibt seine Wirkstoffe langsam über Haut und Fell ab, ist geruchsneutral und einfach anzulegen. Erhältlich ist es in Tierarztpraxen und Apotheken. Zu Risiken und Nebenwirkungen lesen Sie die Packungsbeilage und fragen Sie Ihre Tierärztin / Ihren Tierarzt oder in der Apotheke.meinhaustierundich.elanco.comLinks zur FolgeHerzenshund des Monats:https://pfotenherz-tierschutz.com/hunde/ollivander/In dieser Hunde-Frage-Stunde werden folgende Fragen beantwortet:Wie kann ich mit meinem unsicheren Tierschutz-Mischling umgehen und trainieren, wenn er bei manchen Hundebegegnungen – an der Leine und selten auch im Freilauf – plötzlich aggressiv nach vorne geht, ohne dass ein klares Muster erkennbar ist?Wie kann ich meiner 8-monatigen Labradorhündin abgewöhnen, bei jedem Hundekontakt sofort ins Spiel zu wollen, und ihr beibringen, gelassener zu bleiben und auf meine Freigabe zu warten – auch im Freilauf?Wie kann ich die Orientierung meiner 1,5-jährigen Tierschutzhündin verbessern, wenn sie sich beim Buddeln so sehr verliert, dass sie mein Weitergehen kaum bemerkt – und sagt dieses Verhalten etwas über unsere Bindung aus?▶️ FANSHOPSHUNDESTUNDE Fan ShopHund und Herrl▶️ Social MediaHUNDESTUNDE Facebook-GruppeHUNDESTUNDE Instagram AccountConnys Instagram AccountConnys Youtube Kanal▶️ HundeschulenConnys Online Hundeschule Spezial-Rabattcode für Stundis: "Stundi"Connys Hundeschule in Wien▶️ SonstigesPlaylistHUNDESTUNDE Spotify Playlist▶️ KontaktFragen für die Fragestunde bitte an:E-mail: podcast@hundestunde.liveDieser Podcast wurde bearbeitet von:Denise Berger https://www.movecut.at

In Part 2 of our in-depth look at virtual fencing, Justin continues the conversation with Theo Beaumont of Halter and Dallas Mount with Ranch Management Consultants to focus on how this technology performs in real-world ranching conditions. Theo explains what ranchers can expect when it comes to training cattle and managing different types of terrain, while Dallas adds perspective on carrying capacity, gross margins, and the economics that matter when evaluating whether virtual fencing fits an operation. If you're considering this technology or simply curious how it's being used across the West, this episode offers practical insight from two people working directly with producers. Then we'll be talking with Tim & Rick Marlatt of TK Angus about their upcoming 46th Bull & Female Production Sale on December 15. (Link to Sale Catalog) #workingranchmagazine #ranchlife #ranching #dayweather #weather #agweather #beef #cows #livestock #cattle #Allflex #Neogen #IngentyBeef #TankToad #WorkingRanchRadio #CalfCatcher #BeefCattle #CowCalf #CattleManagement #Cattlemen #Livestock #BeefProduction #ForageManagement #RanchProfitability #RanchEconomics #CattleHealth #Ranchers #AgPodcast #RuralAmerica

We're taking a straightforward look at virtual fencing — not as a sales pitch, but as an honest conversation about what the technology actually does, how it works on real ranches, and where it may or may not fit. We are joined by Theo Beaumont from Halter and Dallas Mount with Ranch Management Consultants to explore the practical side of this rapidly evolving tool and what producers should be thinking about as technology continues to reshape our industry. Then we shift gears with Paige Weiler from Ambrook to talk about year-end bookkeeping, reducing redundancy in your process, and making sure your numbers truly work for your operation heading into the new year. Click for Link To Ambrook. #workingranchmagazine #ranchlife #ranching #dayweather #weather #agweather #beef #cows #livestock #cattle #Allflex #Neogen #IngentyBeef #TankToad #WorkingRanchRadio #VirtualFencing #Halter #RanchTechnology #AgTechnology #GrazingManagement #RotationalGrazing #RanchInnovation #CattleGrazing #PastureManagement #RanchManagement #DallasMount #RMC #RanchingForProfit #Ambrook #Bookkeeping #YearEndPlanning #RanchFinances #CostOfProduction #RanchBusiness

FULL INTERVIEW: Since founding Halter as a 22-year-old in 2016, Kiwi CEO Craig Piggott has built the company into the darling of the New Zealand agriculture tech sector. . The company's latest funding round valued Halter at more than NZ$1.5 billion. They're expanding their virtual fencing technology rapidly into new markets. . Does New Zealand have the support systems in place to foster more successful startups? Q+A sits down with Piggott in Halter's Auckland office. . Join Jack Tame and the Q+A team and find the answers to the questions that matter. Made with the support of NZ on Air.

Learn how Halter Technical builds pro-grade headphones and software designed for people who create content, not consume it. Marc Aflalo talks with founder Doc Justice about the origin of the company, why film and TV audio teams needed better tools, and how the WildTrax 2026 update expands what production sound mixers, podcasters, and studios can do. Doc Justice explains how his background as a hip hop DJ and sound mixer on unscripted TV led to creating Halter Technical. Directors and producers kept asking for headphones that didn't exist, so he built purpose-made tools for production teams who needed accurate dialogue monitoring, proper cable lengths, and hardware that fits real set workflows. The conversation shifts to WildTrax, Halter Technical's multi-track recording software that can handle up to 512 tracks. Doc describes why DAWs like Pro Tools didn't meet the syncing and metadata needs of production teams. WildTrax was designed to stay stable, sync to timecode, label files correctly, and generate reports that make post-production faster. Doc breaks down what's new in WildTrax 2026, including pro playback tools, integrated Tentacle Sync detection, MIDI timecode, quick notes, global monitoring, and new licensing. Users can now choose monthly, annual, or lifetime licenses, and the software works with any existing hardware setup. Marc and Doc discuss stability, podcast workflows, real-world feedback, and the growing community around WildTrax. Doc closes with details on the public beta and the full 2026 launch. If you enjoyed the conversation, subscribe for more interviews with creators, engineers, and innovators shaping the future of audio and production. Halter Technical: https://www.haltertechnical.com WildTrax: https://www.haltertechnical.com/wildtracks #AudioProduction #SoundMixing #FilmAudio Halter Technical, Doc Justice, WildTrax software, WildTrax 2026, production sound mixer tools, film set audio, multi track recording software, timecode synced audio, Tentacle Sync integration, dialogue monitoring headphones, production audio workflow, podcast recording tools, stable audio recorder, audio metadata tools, content creator audio gear, studio recording workflow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Learn how Halter Technical builds pro-grade headphones and software designed for people who create content, not consume it. Marc Aflalo talks with founder Doc Justice about the origin of the company, why film and TV audio teams needed better tools, and how the WildTrax 2026 update expands what production sound mixers, podcasters, and studios can do.Doc Justice explains how his background as a hip hop DJ and sound mixer on unscripted TV led to creating Halter Technical. Directors and producers kept asking for headphones that didn't exist, so he built purpose-made tools for production teams who needed accurate dialogue monitoring, proper cable lengths, and hardware that fits real set workflows.The conversation shifts to WildTrax, Halter Technical's multi-track recording software that can handle up to 512 tracks. Doc describes why DAWs like Pro Tools didn't meet the syncing and metadata needs of production teams. WildTrax was designed to stay stable, sync to timecode, label files correctly, and generate reports that make post-production faster.Doc breaks down what's new in WildTrax 2026, including pro playback tools, integrated Tentacle Sync detection, MIDI timecode, quick notes, global monitoring, and new licensing. Users can now choose monthly, annual, or lifetime licenses, and the software works with any existing hardware setup.Marc and Doc discuss stability, podcast workflows, real-world feedback, and the growing community around WildTrax. Doc closes with details on the public beta and the full 2026 launch.If you enjoyed the conversation, subscribe for more interviews with creators, engineers, and innovators shaping the future of audio and production. Halter Technical: https://www.haltertechnical.comWildTrax: https://www.haltertechnical.com/wildtracks#AudioProduction #SoundMixing #FilmAudio  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Früher galt: Dominanz zeigt Stärke. Heute belegt die Forschung: Positive Konditionierung schafft Vertrauen. Hunde und Katzen lernen besser mit Belohnung statt mit Strafe. So entsteht echte Bindung – ohne Angst. «Einstein» zeigt, wie gewaltfreie Erziehung bei Tieren wirkt und das Miteinander stärkt. Tobias Müller wagt ein Experiment: Im Tierheim des Zürcher Tierschutzes soll er der eigensinnigen Katze Thunder ein «High Five» beibringen – und sie auf Kommando in die Transportbox bringen. Mit positiver Konditionierung. Unterstützung erhält er von Klickertrainerin Christianne Gasser. Doch kann man Katzen überhaupt erziehen? Wenn der Hund nicht zur Ruhe kommt Auch bei Hunden zeigt sich: Mit Strenge kommt man nicht weit. Australian Shepherd Sky ist hyperaktiv, kaum zu bändigen und bringt seine Halter an ihre Grenzen. Statt Druck setzt die Hundetrainerin auf Geduld und positive Verstärkung. Schritt für Schritt lernt Sky, sich zu konzentrieren und besser mit Reizen umzugehen. Belohnung statt Bestrafung Früher wurden Tiere mit Härte erzogen. Heute gilt das als überholt. Verhaltenstierärztin Maya Bräm erklärt, warum Belohnung und Partnerschaft der Schlüssel zu einem harmonischen Zusammenleben sind – auch bei schwierigen Fällen wie streitenden Katern. Hund und Katze zeigen Bindung wie Kleinkind Forscherinnen aus Wien und Oregon zeigen: Hunde und Katzen binden sich an uns wie Kleinkinder. Sie lösen das Kuschelhormon Oxytocin aus – und werden so zu echten Familienmitgliedern.

Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown talks with Paul Spain about the future of technology in Auckland and New Zealand. The mayor shares his vision for making Auckland a leading tech hub and how he believes the city can better contribute to New Zealand's economy.From his experience leading business delegations to China and India, to his hands-on approach supporting the Auckland Tech Alliance and pushing for digital innovation within local government, Wayne Brown offers his viewpoints on city-to-city connections, global tech opportunities, and the sometimes-bumpy road of digital transformation and adoption.We explore practical challenges around balancing technological innovation with privacy and inclusivity, discuss Auckland's role in supporting the wider country, and hear why Mayor Wayne Brown believes collaboration, progressive development, and a willingness to take risks are key to unlocking Auckland's and New Zealand's potential on the global tech stage.This episode also touches on Council Digitisation, Rocket Lab, Halter, Bengaluru - India, Guangzhou - China, Sao Paulo - Brazil, Startup Week, Auckland Technology Alliance, Transport, Road Cones and more.A big thank you to our show partners One NZ, Spark, Workday, HP, 2degrees and Gorilla Technology.

Darf man sich uneingeschränkt über LEGO freuen und wann hört man vermutlich keine Musik? Warum investiert Japan Millionen in einen Felsen und weshalb ist selbst Sigmund Freud an den Aalen verzweifelt? Warum ist gelootetes loot das beste loot und zu welchem Arzt gehen Halter von imaginären Tieren? Was ist das Zentrum der Schönheit und welchen Podcast können wir in diesem Zusammenhang empfehlen und warum reichen die Betten bei der Weltklimakonferenz nicht aus? Der Podcast der Schönheit lautet ganz klar ZDP!

This episode explores what hesitation at halter pressure really means—whether you're starting a young horse or checking the foundation of an older one. Stacy explains why the horse deserves to understand pressure from straight forward beforebeing tied, and how to safely prepare for the moment when the wall will only "speak" through halter pressure. Key takeaways: – The random "jog-off test" reveals whether horses truly understand halter pressure or just follow patterns and extra cues – Lunging with inside turns creates safe, controlled opportunities to introduce straight-forward pressure before tying – Common handler habits—walking back, switching to driving cues, or adding tools—delay true learning about halter pressure – Two predictable reactions to sudden pressure show whether a horse is prepared for tying or practicing unsafe responses This episode examines how testing halter pressure understanding builds trust, safety, and clarity. It's especially valuable for riders whose horses sometimes lag, brace, or pull back—reminding us that revisiting these preschool lessons can reveal and repair missing links in any horse's training.

“In some senses, there's a shortage of stock out there.” Greg Halter examines market conditions and the latest geopolitical news. “We are cautiously optimistic,” he adds. He previews Visa (V) and Mastercard (MA) earnings, where he expects “decent numbers.” He highlights other earnings to watch, like American Tower (AMT), TE Connectivity (TEL), and the Mag 7.======== Schwab Network ========Empowering every investor and trader, every market day. Subscribe to the Market Minute newsletter - https://schwabnetwork.com/subscribeDownload the iOS app - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/schwab-network/id1460719185Download the Amazon Fire Tv App - https://www.amazon.com/TD-Ameritrade-Network/dp/B07KRD76C7Watch on Sling - https://watch.sling.com/1/asset/191928615bd8d47686f94682aefaa007/watchWatch on Vizio - https://www.vizio.com/en/watchfreeplus-exploreWatch on DistroTV - https://www.distro.tv/live/schwab-network/Follow us on X – https://twitter.com/schwabnetworkFollow us on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/schwabnetworkFollow us on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/schwab-network/ About Schwab Network - https://schwabnetwork.com/about

Ken Webster is one of the world's leading thinkers in the circular economy. For eight years, he led innovation at the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, the world's leading circular economy network. Visiting Professor, Cranfield University, UK; Fellow, Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership. He is the author of The Circular Economy: A Wealth of Flows (2017) and co-author of The Wonderful Circles of Oz: A Circular Economy Story (2022), Sense and Sustainability (2008) and ABC&D Creating a Regenerative Circular Economy for All (2022). He also contributed to the Handbook of the Circular Economy (2023).And he is a keynote speaker at the NextFest conference in November 18-21 in Auckland. If you're seeking hopeful solutions for a sustainable economy then NextFest is the place to be - a conference for entrepreneurs, investors, venture capital, technologists and thinkers. In addition to Ken keynotes include George Monbiot and filmmaker Damon Gameau and host of great Kiwi pioneers from Halter, Lodestone Energy, Daisy Lab, Climate VC Fund and pitches from start-ups and activists - culminating in the Sustainable Business Awards. Visit SBN.org.nz or NextFest

Müssen gewisse Hunderassen verboten werden, weil sie zu gefährlich sind? Die Antwort auf diese Frage fällt je nach Kanton unterschiedlich aus. Manche Kantone führen eine Liste mit Hunderassen, für die Verbote oder Einschränkungen gelten. Das Bundesgericht hat sich heute mit der Frage beschäftigt, ab wann ein Mischling als Listenhund gilt – konkret, ob er wegen seines Aussehens verboten werden darf, obwohl seine Rasse nicht einwandfrei nachgewiesen wurde. News Plus fragt beim «obersten Hündeler» der Schweiz nach: Sind sogenannte «Kampfhunde» gefährlicher als ihre Artgenossen? Hansueli Beer, Präsident der Schweizerischen Kynologischen Gesellschaft SKG, ist gegen ein Verbot einzelner Rassen. Für ihn ist klar, dass es am Schluss nicht auf den Hund, sondern auf die Halterin oder den Halter ankommt. Denn: «Man sieht bei den Listenhunden, dass sie sehr menschenfreundliche Hunde sind.» ____________________ Habt Ihr Fragen oder Themen-Inputs? Schreibt uns gerne per Mail an newsplus@srf.ch oder sendet uns eine Sprachnachricht an 076 320 10 37. ____________________ Link: Übersicht zu den verschiedenen Regeln in den Kantonen: https://www.srf.ch/news/schweiz/rottweiler-pitbull-co-diese-hunderassen-sind-in-ihrem-kanton-verboten-die-uebersicht ____________________ In dieser Episode zu hören: - Hansueli Beer, Präsident Schweizerische Kynologischen Gesellschaft SKG - Stimmen von einer Strassenumfrage in Zürich ____________________ Team: - Moderation: Dominik Brand - Produktion: Martina Koch - Mitarbeit: Julius Schmid ____________________ Das ist «News Plus»: In einer Viertelstunde die Welt besser verstehen – ein Thema, neue Perspektiven und Antworten auf eure Fragen. Unsere Korrespondenten und Expertinnen aus der Schweiz und der Welt erklären, analysieren und erzählen, was sie bewegt. «News Plus» von SRF erscheint immer von Montag bis Freitag um 16 Uhr rechtzeitig zum Feierabend.

De knaldsorte skyer, der truede med at smadre verdensøkonomien for et halvt år siden er indtil videre forduftet. Himlen er blevet lysere, for det går bedre end tidligere frygtet, da enorme toldmure truede al samhandel globalt. Det viser en ny rapport fra IMF. Men der er hår i suppen, for langt fra alt ser lyst ud. Hør, hvor skoen for alvor trykker, og hvad det betyder for Danmark og danske virksomheder i denne Lyn-analyse fra Finans. Gæst: Emma Qvirin, journalist, Finans. Vært: Mads Ring. Foto: Simon Fals.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

#340 - Urlaubsgedanken für Mensch & Hund.Mein Name ist Solveig & ich bin Coach für Menschen mit Hund. Vielleicht hast du es auch schon bemerkt: In manchen Ländern laufen Hunde scheinbar viel entspannter ohne Leine durch die Welt. Bei uns dagegen regeln Vorschriften, Erwartungen und Blicke von außen den Alltag. Doch was bedeutet das für unsere Hunde – und für uns als Halter:innen? In dieser Folge nehme ich dich mit in meine Urlaubsgedanken und spreche darüber: ✔️ Warum enge Umstände oft mehr Frust bei Mensch & Hund erzeugen. ✔️ Wie Vertrauen die Brücke zwischen Freiheit und Sicherheit bildet. ✔️ Warum unsere gesellschaftliche Prägung (Perfektionismus, Leistung, „nicht anecken“) auch den Blick auf unsere Hunde beeinflusst ✔️ Was wir von anderen Kulturen lernen können – ohne schwarz-weiß zu denken. ✔️ Wie du deinem Hund kleine Freiräume im Alltag schenken kannst.

Zwei Kampfhunde stürzten sich auf das Kind und verletzten es tödlich. Was im Prozess gegen die Halter der Hunde über die Hintergründe bekannt wurde und was der Rechtsmediziner zu dem Fall sagt.

In this episode of the AgCulture Podcast, Justin Wells, US Country Manager at Halter, explains how virtual fencing and smart collars are reshaping beef cattle management in the United States. He shares Halter's US rollout strategy, team-building approach, and the tech behind real-time containment and automated shifts. Learn how producers are capturing ROI through tighter grazing, labor savings, and better pasture use while planning for long-term soil and forage gains. Listen now on all major platforms!Meet the guest: Justin Wells is the US Country Manager at Halter, where he leads the company's expansion and adoption of virtual fencing for beef cow calf operations. Drawing on experience in the US Marine Corps and scaling tech startups, he focuses on pasture performance, rotational grazing, and producer profitability. Hear how this technology supports productivity and sustainability.What you will learn: (00:00) Introduction(05:38) US expansion(07:34) Team building(16:13) Virtual fencing(19:13) Cow algorithm(23:03) ROI drivers(36:45) Closing thoughtsDiscover the world of agriculture with the "Ag Culture Podcast".  This podcast will be a gateway for those passionate about agriculture to explore its global perspectives and innovative practices.Join Paul as he shares his experiences in the agricultural industry, his travels and encounters with important figures around the world.Available on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts.Subscribe at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠http://www.agculturepodcast.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and keep an eye out for future episodes, bringing insights and stories from the vibrant world of agriculture.

To mark our 50th episode, host Ross Katz brings back three visionary leaders—Dave Johnson (Dash Bio), Wolfgang Halter (Merck Life Science), and Jacob Oppenheim (RAVen)—together for a reflection on the evolution of biotech. They unpack the realities behind AI hype, the future of data-driven innovation, and what's really changing in drug development. ​​What You'll Learn in This Episode: >> Where real innovation is emerging across startups, big tech, and academia >> The biggest misconceptions about data in biotech—and why they persist >> What it takes to build trust in AI-powered biotech tools >> Why progress in biotech depends as much on execution as it does on breakthroughs >> How industry veterans see the future of automation, regulation, and global competition Meet Our Guests Dave Johnson is CEO and Co-Founder of Dash Bio and former Chief Data & AI Officer at Moderna. He's pioneering automation in clinical bioanalysis to accelerate drug development. Wolfgang Halter leads Data Science at Merck Life Science, developing tools like BayBE to optimize R&D through smarter data modeling and open-source innovation. Jacob Oppenheim is a Venture Partner at RAVen and co-founder of Fresnel. With a PhD in Biological Physics, he champions the transition to digital-native biopharma. About The Host Ross Katz is Principal and Data Science Lead at CorrDyn. Ross specializes in building intelligent data systems that empower biotech and healthcare organizations to extract insights and drive innovation. Connect with Our Guest: Sponsor: CorrDyn, a data consultancyConnect with Dave Johnson  on LinkedIn Connect with Wolfgang Halter on LinkedInConnect with Jacob Oppenheim on LinkedIn Connect with Us: Follow the podcast for more insightful discussions on the latest in biotech and data science.Subscribe and leave a review if you enjoyed this episode!Connect with Ross Katz on LinkedIn Sponsored by… This episode is brought to you by CorrDyn, the leader in data-driven solutions for biotech and healthcare. Discover how CorrDyn is helping organizations turn data into breakthroughs at CorrDyn.

It's a story of joyful mission service with two LCMS Lutheran Lady Missionaries! In this delightful conversation (recorded in person at the LWML Convention in Omaha), the Ladies welcome Deaconess Carol Halter, the LCMS's longest-serving missionary, and Chelsea Irwin, one of the youngest LCMS missionaries, to share their stories of serving as international missionaries.   Did they always want to serve overseas? What do they actually *do* as a missionary? How have they seen Jesus at work in the lives of the people they serve? Did Carol's story *really* influence Chelsea in her vocational path?  Deaconess Carol Lee Halter has served as an evangelistic missionary among the Chinese people in Hong Kong since 1981. From 1969 to 1981, Carol served as a missionary with the Chinese Lutheran Church of the Holy Spirit in San Francisco. For three and a half years before that, she was a volunteer missionary in Hong Kong. Carol does humanitarian, evangelistic and educational work among Chinese people of all ages who live in Hong Kong. Her prayer is that all Chinese people will hear the saving Gospel of Jesus Christ — especially from each other.  Chelsea Irwin serves the Lord through The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS) in the Eurasia region as missionary coordinator for volunteer opportunities. Based out of Český Těšín, Czech Republic, she works with LCMS missionaries and local church partners to place and send volunteers to serve in Eurasia. These individuals or groups engage in projects such as English Bible Camps, theological education and mission education, to name a few. Chelsea seeks to challenge volunteers to live out the Great Commission by viewing each day as a mission trip. She encourages them to support and stay connected to the Eurasia region, as well as serving in their own churches and communities.    To learn more, check out the following links:    Deaconess Carol Halter – The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod  Chelsea Irwin – The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod  International Mission – The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod   LCMS International Mission Facebook Page  How you can serve: Missionary Service – The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod   Erin's *other* podcast: 5 Minutes with a Missionary Archives – KFUO Radio   Connect with the Lutheran Ladies on social media in The Lutheran Ladies' Lounge Facebook discussion group (facebook.com/groups/LutheranLadiesLounge) and on Instagram @lutheranladieslounge. Follow Sarah (@hymnnerd), Rachel (@rachbomberger), and Erin (@erinaltered) on Instagram! Sign up for the Lutheran Ladies' Lounge monthly e-newsletter here, and email the Ladies at lutheranladies@kfuo.org.

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Halter’s collars are already revolutionising the way farmers manage their herds. So what’s the next big move for this homegrown ag-tech unicorn? In this quick bite with Halter President Andrew Fraser, we hear why New Zealand is the perfect launchpad for innovation, how farming and tech are merging in powerful ways, and why an IPO isn’t the only path to success. This clip is from our previous episode: Halter’s $1B USD “farm operating system

Get a closer look at billion-dollar agritech trailblazer Halter. We’re talking to Andrew Fraser, President, about the innovative cow collar system helping farmers get more from their land and livestock. Discover how this homegrown solution has improved pasture management and herd welfare across NZ, Australia, and the US—and won serious private investment capital. Andrew discusses Halter's recent $165 million Series D funding round, led by VC firm Bond. We get into their strategy for the vast US market, focusing on pasture-based beef farms, and how their technology stands up across different climates and geographies. And hear about Halter's integration with Fonterra milk production data, directly linking farmers’ daily actions to output and revenue. Plus, Andrew’s claims that Halter is helping to attract a new generation to farming—and even winning over a 93-year-old in the process. For more or to watch on YouTube—check out http://linktr.ee/sharedlunchShared Lunch is brought to you by Sharesies Australia Limited (ABN 94 648 811 830; AFSL 529893) in Australia and Sharesies Limited (NZ) in New Zealand. It is not financial advice. Information provided is general only and current at the time it’s provided, and does not take into account your objectives, financial situation and needs. We do not provide recommendations and you should always read the disclosure documents available from the product issuer before making a financial decision. Our disclosure documents and terms and conditions—including a Target Market Determination and IDPS Guide for Sharesies Australian customers—can be found on our relevant Australian or NZ website.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Don't miss Claire Wyatt, GM Client Services, The Trade Desk, on this episode of The CMO Suite podcast - Presented by MiO Marketplace and Hosted by Sean Halter.

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Don't miss Mat Zucker, CMO at Prophet, on this episode of The CMO Suite podcast - Presented by MiO Marketplace and Hosted by Sean Halter.

Don't miss Randi Stipes, CMO, The Weather Company, on this episode of The CMO Suite podcast - Presented by MiO Marketplace and Hosted by Sean Halter.

Don't miss Chrissie Hanson, CEO at OMD USA, on this episode of The CMO Suite podcast - Presented by MiO Marketplace and Hosted by Sean Halter.

Don't miss Joshua Brost  - VP Marketing at Pie Insurance on this episode of The CMO Suite podcast - Presented by MiO Marketplace and Hosted by Sean Halter. 

Nick Halter from Axios Twin Cities on the struggles of both Mpls and St Paul and the Xcel Center. We also chat about Waymo and the idea of driverless cars in the near future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Nick Halter from Axios Twin Cities on the struggles of both Mpls and St Paul and the Xcel Center. We also chat about Waymo and the idea of driverless cars in the near future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices