Podcast appearances and mentions of Jason Webster

In this episode of On the Record, brought to you by Associated Equipment Distributors, Jason Webster, commercial agronomist with PTI Farm, breaks the results of PTI Farm's 2024 High Speed Planting Corn Study. In the Technology Corner, Colin Hurd, CEO of Mach, shares his technology goals for equipment manufacturers. Also in this episode: an update on the latest used combine inventory and pricing data and a look at AGCO's worldwide dealer network.

In today's report, Rita talks with Jason Webster at Precision Planting for an update on his livestock field research at the PTI Farm in Pontiac.

With the excitement of our PTI field days and Agronomy Conference in full swing, Tyler is joined in studio with Clay Scott, Eli Sloneker, Brad Joern, and a phone call with Jason Webster as he discusses what all to expect this summer. From ride and drive to Radicle agronomics, this summer has much to offer as the team works tirelessly to make the 2024 summer the best yet. PTI Farm Field Day Signup: Events | Precision Planting PTI Farm Field Days | Precision Planting | Upgrade Your Farm EquipmentSummer Agronomy Conference Signup: Summer Agronomy Conference | Radicle Agronomics | Radicle Agronomics

Retail food and feeding advocates joined the American Farm Bureau recently to press for improvements in any new farm bill. RFD Washington corr. Matt Kaye reports. Raghela Scavuzzo , Associate Director of Food Systems Development, Illinois Farm Bureau, talks about the National Ag Marketing Summit in Washington D.C. this week. Jason Webster, Lead Commercial Agronomist Precision Planting, talks about the growing season and working on final data from harvest 2023 at the Precision Technology Institute in Pontiac. Mark Hobrock, the Andersons, on corn price action.

Jason Webster, Precision Planting, talks livestock research with manure fertilizer at the research farm in Pontiac.

Jason Webster, Precision Planting Agronomist. Webster says this summer the farm will showcase an Autonomous Livestock Confinement Center. As a part of their sustainability research, the center will be rolling through a strip cropping field this summer. The center will move daily and house sheep, goats, and poultry.(eventually hogs) The manure will be distributed as a part of the farm's fertility program. The research project will be a 3–10-year trial and the first year's results will be collected this fall, with harvest.

Jason Webster, Lead Commercial Agronomist, Precision Planting, talks about the first-year research being done to incorporate livestock into the cropping systems at the PP Innovation Center.

The House and Senate may be on different farm bill clocks, as the days and hours tick down to a September 30th deadline to replace the expiring law. RFD Washington correspondent Matt Kaye reports. Talking this week with Jason Webster, lead commercial agronomist, Precision Planting, today Webster talks about the livestock research being done at the PP Innovation Center in Pontiac. We get a recap of the crop progress and conditions report. FarmWeek Crop watcher Paul Munie from St. Clair County talks about conditions in his part of the state and commentary from state climatologist Trent Ford.

Jason Webster, Lead Agronomist Precision Planting, Pontiac Innovation Center, talks about 2023 research and visitors coming from around the world to the center this summer. Randy Niver, DeKalb Asgrow Agronomist from East/Central Illinois, on short corn and yield potential.

GINA COLEMAN: VOCALISTA, GUITARRA CIGAR BOX   Gina se formou no Williams College, começou a cantar em 1990 se apresentando em um dueto, The Siblings, depois no Cole-Connection, que floresceu numa banda de cinco integrantes.   Gina e a banda tiveram o prazer de gravar com Charles Neville do lendário Neville Brothers e Joe Louis Walker. Também abriram para Tab Benoit, John Primer, Albert Cummings entre outros.   As influências musicais incluem Koko Taylor, Bessie Smith, Billie Holliday  e Tuck & Patti. Posso me identificar com essas mulheres porque vim por um histórico semelhante ao de muitas delas. Eu nasci em uma família negra pobre no Sul do Bronx. Eu não tive uma infância fácil, mas consegui me sair bem trabalhando duro e tendo um bom senso de humor."   O filho mais velho de Gina, Diego Mongue, se apresenta com Misty Blues regularmente no baixo ou na bateria.   Coleman discutiu sua banda e suas influências musicais numa entrevista que vamos pincelar agora:   P: Quando e como a Misty Blues Band começou? Gina Coleman: Começamos a tocar em 1999. Eu também sou atriz e estava em uma peça quando cantei o Evangelho. Um cara chamado Rubin Santiago-Hudson, me ouviu e me disse: "Você tem uma voz incrível. Você seria uma incrível cantora de blues.   P: Que tipo de músicas vocês tocam? GC: Em sua essência, a Misty Blues Band presta homenagem às cantoras clássicas de blues ao longo da história musical: Bessie Smith, Billie Holiday, Big Mama Thornton. Mas nos últimos anos, expandimos nosso repertório para incluir músicas dos bluesmens  Willie Dixon, B.B. king, Howlin' Wolf.   No album "Between the Stacks." lançado em 2012, apresenta Charles Neville, mais conhecido como o saxofonista do Irmãos Neville. Como isso aconteceu? GC: Bem, foi meio sorte. Quando começamos a gravar o álbum, eu tinha contratado um saxofonista para trabalhar conosco. E quase no último minuto, ele me ligou, muito arrependido, e me disse que tinha marcado duas vezes e que não poderia estar no nosso CD. "Eu tinha tantas músicas com saxofone. Charles mora em Huntinton agora, e alguém sugeriu que a banda entrasse em contato com ele. Nós fizemos, e ele concordou.  De dia, Coleman é a diretora associada de admissões do Williams College, mas nos fins de semana e noites ela e Misty Blues se apresentam em torno da Área do norte de Berkshire.   Seu grupo - Jason Webster de Adams na guitarra, Bill Patriquin no baixo, Mike Basiliere de Dalton na bateria Jeff Dudziak de Boston na guitarra   --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/garimpandobolachas/message

On this edition of the Strip-Till Farmer podcast, brought to you by Sound Agriculture, Jason Webster, Precision Technology Institute (PTI) Farm manager, discusses the biggest strip-till lessons learned from years of research at the 400-plus acre research farm.

Nutrient reallocation is really fertilizer re-location. Kelly Garrett and Chad Henderson join Nachur's Tommy Roach and Precision Planting's Jason Webster for a panel discussion at 2023 Commodity Classic on where to put your fertilizer to get the biggest bang for your buck.

Jason Webster, the owner of Huntington Homes, speaks with Michael Frank of Prefab Review about the growth and evolution of Huntington Homes: from their start as part of a home dealer network to their evolution as both a pre-designed and custom home builder. They also talk about the logistics of building in the Northeastern U.S. from designing homes that can handle cold winters with lots of snow to shipping prefabricated homes to Nantucket.

The Top Dog of the Texas Triangle - Jason Webster - goes tripping live from Funk's house and dives into what drives him. The fellas dive deep into the incredible "say-do" quotient, working at Quorum Software, and now Spira Data, and offers advice for his younger self.JW is a well respected stud and does not disappoint....including a surprise announcement.Cheers,

Commercial: Geringhoff – PreRoll ADIntroduction Thank you for listeningThank you again for suggesting topics for us to talk about on the podcast and keep them coming.  Send those to farm4profitllc@gmail.com or find us all over social media.We greatly appreciate your help in growing our audience.The listener review today is brought to you by Sukup Manufacturing - Sukup has held more than 100 U.S. patents, and continues finding ways to make grain storage, drying, and handling more safe, profitable and efficient for farmers and the agricultural industry.Cody V – E-mail ….Idk how to comment through Google podcasts but love the podcast, I like incorporating info and entertainment in one it works well! Provide overview of WWIA w/ Brandt and rolling beans topic with Precision Planting – Jason Webster    BW Fusion. They are combining best-in-class products along with BW 365 soil / tissue program, provides growers the tools and resources necessary to identify limiting factors and address them accordingly in real-time with results-focused interventions, to maximize yield potential and ROI. To be inserted after What's working in AGWhat's Working in AG – Brandt recorded at the NFMS General topic – Benefits of rolling Beans with Jason Webster from Precision

Jason Webster of Precision Planting joins us today to talk about what he expects to come down the pipeline this planting season!

On this episode, the hosts welcome Jason Webster, Commercial Agronomist at the Precision Technology Institute (PTI) research farm in Pontiac, Illinois. Jason takes a quick "break" from preparing the research farm to host growers and Precision Planting dealers to discuss the following: -Changes and updates to the equipment at the PTI Farm -Takeaways from the spring, including early soybean planting -The daily schedule for the upcoming Farm Day visits -Jason's favorite new piece of technology -Predictions for the highest value (or ROI) on the farm this year To visit the PTI farm or to sign up be a PTI Insider and receive video updates about trial results, agronomy, and other insights https://www.precisionplanting.com/agronomy/pti#visit-the-pti-farm (click here).

Former Texas A&M and NFL star and Atlanta Falcons Chaplain Jason Webster shares his powerful journey of faith and fear.  He has great advice that he wishes someone would have shared with him when he was playing, so he shares it with you.

Farming has evolved a lot since it was first conceived generations ago. For Jason Webster of Precision Planting, proper use of technology can give farmers a bigger chance to yield a much better harvest. He sits down with Todd Steinacher to share how their team helps farmers go beyond the limiting factors by integrating brand new agricultural techniques and equipment to get the best results possible in any environment. They also talk about the importance of revisiting old farming tactics to pave the way for their reinvention, getting insights and feedback from other people, and how the challenges of 2020 allowed the agricultural industry to embrace significant changes.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Yield Masters Podcast Community today:https://agrigold.com/podcastLinkedInTwitterInstagramFacebookYouTube

On this weeks episode it's time for another ranking! Jake and Jeff discuss their top 6 positions that they feel need the most help. Jake is the expert on college ball, and he has his eyes on a few great draft options. Jeff dives into a few of his own potentials, and both hosts offer up some great free agency options. Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games.

Today we take a nostalgia trip through 20 years of Buffalo Bills. We deep dive into the 7 years where we went over .500, culminating in the new regimes success and what got us here. There is one key difference between Sean McDermott and those who came before him! Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games.

In their fourth episode, the brothers try to make sense of that oh-so-loaded institution and experience called "Church." Recommended and Referenced Resources include: Books: Why Would Anyone Go to Church? by Kevin Makins, Grace in Addiction: What Everyone Can Learn from Alcoholics Anonymous by John Z, Grace in Practice by Paul Zahl, Janet's Repentance by George Eliot Quotations: Marilynne Robinson on Christmas and Easter (https://mbird.com/2012/04/marilynne-robinson-on-christmas-easter-and-religious-dread/) Paintings: Lift Up Thine Eyes (https://civatthemoa.byu.edu/lift-up-thine-eyes/) by Norman Rockwell Songs: "God Knows" by Donna Eyes, "Shelter from the Storm" by Bob Dylan, "Take Me to Church" by Sinead O'Connor, "Metropolis" by The Church, "Hospital for Sinners" by The Wallflowers, "You Are With Me" by Sandra McCracken, "Like a Ship Without a Sail" by Pastor T.L. Barrett, "Heavy Church" by Three Dog Night, "Church St Soul Revival" by Tommy James, Podcasts: Mockingcast Interview with Atlanta Falcons chaplain Jason Webster (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/special-episode-the-sports-issue/id1224964658?i=1000501138882) Movies: The Book of Eli, Rome Open City, Letters to Father Jacob, The Bishop's Wife, The Holly and the Ivy, The Apostle, Calvary Click here (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1avwpuAHwUIVqM2BaNtMQ4?si=euSMGQIgQhiKb0l8vYXgWA) to listen to a playlist of the available tracks on Spotify.

In this Pro-Talk podcast Patrick talks to Jason Webster Co-President and Owner of Huntington Homes, in East Montpelier, Vermont about the family modular home business.

What else needs to be said? We have a great city, a greater team, and the greatest fans in the world! Next season can't come soon enough. That moment Stefon Diggs had at the end of the game? We know exactly how he was feeling, we felt it too. Let's all carry it with us and never forget the best season we have had in 25 years. Bring on another 25 just like it! As for this podcast, we won't be slacking in the offseason either! We hope to get some good guests and maybe dabble into some video content. We will miss this almost as much as we will miss football. See you all next time. GO BILLS! Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

One more game. Our toughest challenge. We can do this! Then on to the Superbowl! Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games.

WE DID IT! Playoff Win Baby! No matter how bad 2020 was, we had the Bills to make us smile. We think we will win this week, but even if it ends before we get to the AFC Championship we will be happy with this crazy record breaking season. We love Josh Allen and the Bills! P.S. Sorry for the break in episodes, I (Jason) got Covid on Christmas Eve. I am pretty much over it now, just trying to be on the safe side so I am sitting this one out. Hopefully I will be back when we beat the Ravens! Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games.

On today's Global Exchange Podcast, Colin Robertson talks to CGAI Fellows Anthony Cary and Beat Nobs about current European affairs. Participant Bios: Anthony Cary served as British Ambassador to Sweden (2003-6) and High Commissioner to Canada (2007-10). Previous diplomatic postings included Berlin, Kuala Lumpur and Washington DC. https://www.cgai.ca/anthony_cary Beat Nobs served as the Ambassador of Switzerland to Canada from 2014 to 2019. A career diplomat, he served in the Swiss diplomatic corps from 1988 to 2019. https://www.cgai.ca/beat_nobs Host Bio: Colin Robertson (host): Vice President of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute. What Mr. Cary and Mr. Nobs are reading: Ian Dunt, How To Be A Liberal, https://www.canburypress.com/products/how-to-be-a-liberal-by-ian-dunt-hardback-isbn9781912454419 Ferdinand von Schirard, Terror, https://www.deutschestheater.de/en/programme/archive/p-t/terror/ Jason Webster, A Death in Valencia, https://www.penguinrandomhouse.ca/books/218610/a-death-in-valencia-by-jason-webster/9780099546955 The Global Exchange is part of the CGAI Podcast Network. Subscribe to the CGAI Podcast Network on SoundCloud, iTunes, or wherever else you can find Podcasts! If you like our content and would like to support our podcasts, please check out our donation page www.cgai.ca/support. Recording Date: 21 December 2020. Give 'The Global Exchange' a review on iTunes! Follow the Canadian Global Affairs Institute on Facebook, Twitter (@CAGlobalAffairs), or on Linkedin. Head over to our website www.cgai.ca for more commentary. Produced by Charlotte Duval-Lantoine. Music credits to Drew Phillips.

Last weeks game was proving something to ourselves, this week we prove something to Bill Belichick - there is a new king! And we can laugh at our awesome fan billboard in Foxborough while we do it! Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games.

There has always been doubters and naysayers when it comes to the Buffalo Bills, perhaps none more vocal than our own fanbase (and for good reason). This season we have watched hope come alive again, we have seen old fans rekindling memories of greatness past, and younger fans enjoying a Bills team they have never really seen before. To fans loyal and the fair-weather, experts who ignored us and those few who could feel the winds of change... The eyes of the Nation are watching. Enjoy the show! GO BILLS! Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Grats Cole Beasley! Add another record to the list for the 2020 Bills season! Steelers are going down two weeks in a row! Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games.

DANG that was nasty! Did you see the way Josh's knees bent? The ankles?! I was sure that was it for Buffalo. Luckily our QB is one tough Gumby mofo. We're 8-3 and shooting for the top! Next stop...Arizona? We will be joining the 49ers on neutral ground this week. Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this special extended episode of The Mockingcast, Ethan Richardson takes us on a tour of The Sports Issue (https://magazine.mbird.com/shop/issue-16-the-sports-issue/) of The Mockingbird magazine, featuring interviews with journalist Anna Katherine Clemmons, legendary skateboarder Christian Hosoi, and former Falcons cornerback (and current chaplain) Jason Webster--beamed in, it would seem, almost straight from Friday Night Lights. The game is on! Click here (https://magazine.mbird.com/shop/issue-16-the-sports-issue/) to order the issue.

Happy Turkey Day Everyone! We are in good spirits (despite this year trying it's hardest to stop us) and looking forward to some Bills Football! Come join us for a review of weeks 6-10, and make sure you watch our last episode where we did the first 5 games. We are also beginning a new segment today, a trivia question of the week! If you know the answer go post it on one of our social media accounts (and no cheating, you google sleuths)! Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

No game next week? NO PROBLEM! We review the first 5 weeks and where we are now. Next week we will preview 6-10, so you better stick around! P.S. This is a good week to watch RedZone if you have it! Enjoy your week off, Buffalo! Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Jason Webster joins Smarter Every Season in this episode to give us an update on harvest activities. Jason is our Commercial Agronomist and leads our Precision Technology Institute. Jason gives us a late season update on the growing season through harvest, from his family farm to the PTI farm. Show outline: Planting season review Harvest 2020; a smooth harvest year with super fast dry down High and low points for the PTI trials this year Pre-analysis impressions on trial results PTI building site update Final thoughts

First player in Bills history with at least 400 passing yards, at least 3 passing touchdowns, and at least 1 rushing touchdown in a single game.  Not to mention 44 points! I think we could be talking about AFC Player of the YEAR! P.S. Buffalo, we love your soul, you're something special. This city and these fans will always remember this. Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We finally beat the Patriots!!! ...Or at least a poor imitation? Eh, we'll take it. Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hello listeners! We are finally on our 10th official episode! Wow it has gone fast, and so has the first half of this football season! This week we had a very somber victory over the Jets. In our episode we vent our frustrations and look ahead to an equally important game, and a difficult schedule beyond. Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hey everyone! We are saddened by yet another loss, but hopeful that we will recover in strong form this week. A lot needs to happen this week. Josh needs to get his confidence back, our defense needs to work out their problems, and quite a few players need to rest up and heal for the New England game in Week 8. Let's hope everything will come together! Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

How cool is this?!? We are very excited to announce our first ever guest on the Podcast, WGR550 Sports Radio's own Brayton Wilson! He is the Morning Producer for the Howard and Jeremy show, handles a lot of the web content and social media, and a ton of other stuff! Make sure to check him out on Twitter @BJWilsonWGR Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games.   --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hello everyone! This is a week of hope and uncertainty. Will Josh be at 100%? Will we play at all this week? We just want to see the Bills go 5-0!  On the next episode...we might have a surprise for everyone. We are excited! Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

What a ride...can someone tell Josh not to play with his food? That game was way too close! With luck this game should be a lot easier. Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

400+ yards? WHAT?! LET"S GO BUFFALO! Can we keep the magic going? Let's find out together. "But it's the Dolphins, and it's only been 2 wee-" You know what, Barry? I am sick of your shit. Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games.

"I was thinking what is Widemindedness? For me, you might describe it as 'breathing for the mind'. Without Widemindedness, essentially, you're dead. I can't think of another way of being." Jason Webster has written a dozen books on Spanish themes from travel writing to history to fiction. He has appeared in TV and radio documentaries for the BBC, Five and the Discovery Channel. Webster is also an award-winning photographer, a founder member of the Bridport School of Writing, and was the Flamenco correspondent for Classical Guitar magazine. He created and led a series of cultural tours around Spain examining the history of the Pilgrimage to Santiago, relations between Moors and Christians in the Middle Ages, and the Spanish Civil War, which was named as one of the best tours of Spain by the Sunday Times. In addition, Webster has written extensively for British and Spanish newspapers, including The Financial Times, The Telegraph, The Guardian, The Observer, and El Asombrario. He is married to the Flamenco dancer Salud Botella. Jason Webster: www.jasonwebster.net and on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram Victoria Ball: @widemindednessvictoriaball on Instagram and Facebook and victoria-ball.com Sign up here to make sure you never miss an episode and to find out how Widemindedness could change your life. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/widemindednessvictoriabal/message

Week 1 is over! We recap the good and bad of Bills v. Jets and our thoughts and hopes for the future, starting with squishing those fish! P.S. We still love you Ryan Fitzpatrick! Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games.

"There's a huge range of ways of living and of what one expects from life." Jason Webster has written a dozen books on Spanish themes from travel writing to history to fiction. He has appeared in TV and radio documentaries for the BBC, Five and the Discovery Channel. Webster is also an award-winning photographer, a founder member of the Bridport School of Writing, and was the Flamenco correspondent for Classical Guitar magazine. He created and led a series of cultural tours around Spain examining the history of the Pilgrimage to Santiago, relations between Moors and Christians in the Middle Ages, and the Spanish Civil War, which was named as one of the best tours of Spain by the Sunday Times. In addition, Webster has written extensively for British and Spanish newspapers, including The Financial Times, The Telegraph, The Guardian, The Observer, and El Asombrario. He is married to the Flamenco dancer Salud Botella. Jason Webster: www.jasonwebster.net and on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram Victoria Ball: @widemindednessvictoriaball on Instagram and Facebook and victoria-ball.com Sign up here to make sure you never miss an episode and to find out how Widemindedness could change your life. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/widemindednessvictoriabal/message

IT'S HERE! Week 1 in has begun and we are beyond excited. We took a week off (Jason and Jake both got their nature on in separate camping trips) and we feel refreshed and ready for some football! Join us as we discuss our fantasy drafts, some of our thoughts on the two major AFC East matchups, and our predictions for the week and for the Bills. Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with occasional banter, production and editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games.

In this episode we discuss the Bills roster, fantasy sports, the AFC East, and a few other things. We also talk about a pro fantasy football website that we love called Pro Football Focus. If you are interested in getting the edge over the other guys in your league, head over to our facebook page. We've got a promotional link to save you some money if you want to give it a try. Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games.

Episode 1 everyone! I am sure you will notice something different...we got some music! It's almost like we are a real podcast now! What will we change in the future? Probably nothing, but keep coming back and you'll find out. Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games.

Welcome to Episode 0 of our Bills Fan Cast. Your hosts are Jeff Webster & Jake Cranston, with Production and Editing by Jason Webster. We will be discussing everything Buffalo Bills week to week, filling the drought between games.

With the PWF on the brink of collapse how did this event change the future of the company forever?-----------------------------------Starring:Pat Sharp, Jason Webster, Paul Jones and Lindsey Sykora-----------------------------------

It's Quarantine and we are straight up not having a good time.  On this episode, Minda and Kristi chat with Jason Webster, paramedic and North Carolina based comic about what he's seeing as a first responder with this dadgum corona virus.  We also are excited to welcome Clayton Madcap, who's official title is mortician, punk and decent human being. We reflect on how this virus is being handled from a first responder and last responder point of view.  Also, cannibals and The Rapture.  Give a listen, what else have you got going on?

Heath, Ed & Taylor the Intern are in for quite the ride in Tremont, IL at WINTER CONFERENCE 20|20 LIVE! As they are setup and ready for the show, Jason Webster comes in the media room as expected but with some UN-expected horsepower with him! He brings along with him, Brad Arnold, Senior Vice-President, Global Crop Cycle & Fuse Connected Services for AGCO and Justin Kauffman General Manager at Precision Planting. We aren't sure, but Taylor the Intern may have gotten promoted to General Manager by Brad but apparently she still has to keep the name "Taylor the Intern" according to Webster.... This episode takes a look at the inside workings of Precision Planting and the integration of Precision Planting with the parent company-AGCO. We really appreciate the UNFILTERED look at where the two companies have been, where they are today and where the vision on tomorrow is headed. A rare chance to have 3 fantastic industry minds in one room, an episode you surely don't want to miss!

This is the bonus show this week with Jason Webster giving Heath, Ed & Taylor the Intern a sneak peak of what we will see at Precision Planting's Winter Conference 2020. If you have never been to Winter Conference, this episode will give you an idea of what to expect. Ed makes his special challenge to Cropper Nation: email in your answer that he normally asks our guests: "What keeps YOU up at night?" Jason has agreed to answer any questions you all have, answering them live on our "Winter Conference LIVE! 2020" episode when we broadcast from Tremont, IL next week. Send in those questions anytime to questions@americancroppers.com and Jason will answer them via email or on the show live from Tremont at The Winter Conference. See our Facebook and Twitter pages to see how to get your FREE CROPPER NATION-Precision Planting gear!

Some farmers have expressed concern that they weren't able to fall-apply their nitrogen. But, commercial agronomist Jason Webster says he doesn't have a single worry in the world about it. In fact he says, “I think it's actually a good thing.”In this Managing for Profit he'll explain how farmers can use that to their advantage.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Heath & Ed take give an overview of American Croppers and Ag Tech UNFILTERED. Today's guest is Jason Webster the Lead Commercial Agronomist from Precision Planting. They'll be talking about meter technology, 2x2x2 systems, DeltaForce & hydraulic downforce, vApply, FurrowForce, high-yield soybeans, planting dates and more! A can't miss episode!!

Precision Planting commercial agronomist Jason Webster says it's time for growers to start challenging the status quo when it comes to building and maintaining fertility programs. In this Managing for Profit he explans why he wants put aside management decisions that growers think are safe, and make them think outside the box and outside their comfort zone.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Research at the Precision Technology Institute has found that taking the same amount of nitrogen and split applying it opposed to applying it once in the fall is boosting yield. But that's not all.In this Managing for Profit, commercial agronomist and institute director Jason Webster details their findings.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rita has an IFB Annual Meting preview with Chris Magnuson, and Jason Webster from Precision Ag in Pontiac.

On-farm research at the Precision Technology Institute is studying the benefits of switching to a planter applied banded phosphorus in the spring. In this Managing for Profit, commercial agronomist and institute director Jason Webster talks about the research and why taking a split application approach to phosphorus could boost a farmer's ROI.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

First, some short quotations including one from Lord Byron, who famously praised the city for its ‘oranges and women’ and another from Jan Morris who wrote more poetically of the air which was ‘heavy with jasmine and orange blossom’. Then, time is devoted to writers of longer accounts. Enjoy hearing, for example, about Richard Ford’s ‘Handbook for Travellers in Spain’, written in the 1830s, Laurie Lee’s account of walking through Andalucia in the 1930’s and the writings of Jason Webster and Edward Lewine whose more recent travelogues focus respectively on a search for the country’s Arabic roots and its bullfighting tradition. https://www.citybreakspodcast.co.uk

In this festival special, Philippa talks for far too long (sorry!) about her day at Cheltenham Literature Festival, taking you through the different events, authors and books. Particular authors covered in this episode include: Elly Griffiths, Jason Webster, Luca Veste, Stuart Neville, Doug Johnstone, Chris Brookmyre, Mark Billingham, Juno Dawson, Natalie Haynes & Daisy Johnson.

The weather might have turned on our shores but hopefully this brings a little sunshine to your podcast app. This Chapter of the Book Club is dedicated to Jason Webster's new book 'Violencia: A New History of Spain: Past, Present and the Future of the West'. If you enjoyed this podcast, make sure you check through the archive for one you may have missed or why not listen to For The Many, Iain's podcast with Jacqui Smith, Cross Question or the brand new podcast All Talk! Iain Dale Monday - Thursday, 7-10pm on LBC. https://www.iaindale.com/

Rana Mitter talks to Jason Webster, Ed Morales, Iain Sinclair and Iwona Blazwick, about the shifting concepts of identity in the Ibero-Latin world, from the days before Spain was a single Spain, through the indigenous and the artistic of South America, to the multiplicity of ethnic and cultural identities represented in the US by the neologism "Latinx".

In this episode we are delighted to speak with two leaders form the Pepsico business, from the Tingalpa snack foods facility in Queensland, where they are having great success in extending flexible work options to their shift based teams. Instilling a flexible work culture  has been a journey for Pepsico across all their functions, and they have pretty much nailed it, with their ‘One Simple thing’ approach to conversations around flexible work requests earning them a WGEA Employer of Choice Citation this year.   Jason Webster, Senior Supply Chain Leader and Plant Manager at Tingalpa and Stephanie Ridge, HR Manager for the site, share their approach to flexibility on site and give examples of how well it is working for their people and their operation.   At NAWO we are passionate about Flexibility because we know it is a key enabler of increasing female participation in the workplace, however what is beautiful about enabling flexibility in your workplace is it benefits everyone, regardless of gender and the Pepsico example really demonstrates this. Attracting a diverse workforce to shift based teams requires businesses to look critically at the overall package they are provide to employees, to attract them into the business and retain them. Pepsico’s experience proves that shift work can provide very interesting opportunities for flexibility if there is a willingness to consider different models, think laterally and invest in skills development across teams.   Key Learnings: A workplace culture of trust is a pre-requisite to successful implementation of flexible work Principle-based leadership and reference to clear principles directly applicable to flexible work requests is vital as the foundation for encouraging requests for flexible work and having open and honest conversations about how they can be accommodated An investment in cross training/skills development for front line team members is integral to enabling flexible options Positive role modelling of the behaviours around flexibility, in line with principles, from leaders is extremely important Clearly articulating the level of flexibility that can be enabled for particular roles and job classifications (e.g low, moderate and high flex roles) manages expectations from the outset There are huge benefits to implementing this approach to flexible work for sites with long tenure in regard to transition to retirement Extending opportunities for flexibility beyond traditional parameters (i.e. part time or casual work for mothers returning from leave) provides enormous retention opportunities for all employees (studying, transitioning to retirement, sporting commitments, parenting, elder care, commuting problems, faith etc)   Attached here is a Linked In article I have written reflecting on principle-based leadership  - what it is and why it matters and a short slide deck providing some example principles specific to enabling flexibility.   https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/principle-based-leadership-what-why-matters-louise-weine/  

Today on PVP, Craig is joined by guest co-host grower Jason Schuch of northern Ohio, and they sit down with Jason Webster, Commercial Agronomist, from Precision Planting to talk about advancements coming out from Precision Planting.

Matthes 28-19 is the great commission to go into all the world and preach the good news of Jesus Christ. 23Church representatives went to Myanmar to do that.

As promised, we’ve given YOU the opportunity to ASK THE EXPERT, putting YOUR questions directly to the expert guest in our interview chair ! This week on Radio COTA, we’re putting your questions concerning Energy and Water to our experts. First up, we speak with Robyn Robinson, COTA Queensland’s Energy Policy Advisor and Energy Advocate who gives us an overall perspective on all things energy related. Our Guest in the Expert Chair this week is Jason Webster, Regional Manager from the Office of the Energy and Water Ombudsman Queensland. Jason goes into great detail in his responses to our listeners’ questions, and his expansive responses have helped greatly to explain the facts people need to possess to help ease their concerns in regard to energy matters. Coming up on Radio COTA next week, we’ll be focussing on World Immunisation Day, and we’ll have an Immunisation Expert on hand to answer YOUR questions about what immunisations are appropriate and recommended for older people … Do you know what immunisations are available to you ? .. Do you know what vaccines are available for free ? … You’re invited to call our ASK THE EXPERT Line on 3316 2907 and record your question so we can put it directly to the expert on your behalf. Then, listen in to Radio COTA next week … It’s as simple as that ! Get the answers to those questions you’ve always wanted to ask ! Don’t delay, call 3316 2907 and record your question. It’s important to you and THAT makes it important to us too ! So, make yourself a cuppa, put your feet up, and enjoy all that Radio COTA brings to you .. Please keep sending us your feedback and suggestions, we love hearing from you ... Call us on the Radio COTA Feedback Line … Phone: 3316 2907 Or Email us at ... radiocota@cotaqld.org.au

In 1941, Catalonian chicken farmer Juan Pujol made an unlikely leap into the world of international espionage, becoming a spy first for the Germans, then for the British, and rising to become one of the greatest double agents of World War II. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll describe Pujol's astonishing talent for deceiving the Nazis, which led one colleague to call him "the best actor in the world." We'll also contemplate a floating Chicago and puzzle over a winding walkway. Intro: In 1999, Kevin Baugh declared his Nevada house an independent republic. Foxie the dog stayed by her master's side for three months after his hiking death in 1805. Sources for our feature on Juan Pujol: Juan Pujol, Operation Garbo, 1985. Jason Webster, The Spy With 29 Names, 2014. Tomás Harris, Garbo: The Spy Who Saved D-Day, 2000. Stephan Talty, Agent Garbo, 2012. Thomas M. Kane, Understanding Contemporary Strategy, 2012. David C. Isby, "Double Agent's D-Day Victory," World War II 19:3 (June 2004), 18,20. Marc De Santis, "Overlooked Reasons Overlord Succeeded," MHQ: The Quarterly Journal of Military History 26:4 (Summer 2014), 15-16. David Kahn, "How I Discovered World War II's Greatest Spy," Cryptologia 34:1 (December 2009), 12-21. Stephen Budiansky, "The Art of the Double Cross," World War II 24:1 (May 2009), 38-45,4. Kevin D. Kornegay, "Double Cross: The True Story of the D-Day Spies," Army Lawyer, April 2014, 40-43. Gene Santoro, "Harbor of Hope and Intrigue," World War II 26:2 (July/August 2011), 26-28. P.R.J. Winter, "Penetrating Hitler's High Command: Anglo-Polish HUMINT, 1939-1945," War in History 18:1 (January 2011), 85-108. Neville Wylie, "'An Amateur Learns his Job'? Special Operations Executive in Portugal, 1940–42," Journal of Contemporary History 36:3 (July 2001), 441-457. "An Unexpected Threat to the Normandy Invasion," World War II 31:5 (January/February 2017), 16. "'Agent Garbo,' The Spy Who Lied About D-Day," All Things Considered, National Public Radio, July 7, 2012. Tom Morgan, "Revealed: How a Homesick Wife Nearly Blew It for the British Double Agent Who Fooled Hitler," Telegraph, Sept. 28, 2016. Adam Lusher, "How a Dozen Silk Stockings Helped Bring Down Adolf Hitler," Independent, Sept. 27, 2016. Ian Cobain, "D-Day Landings Put at Risk by Double-Agent's Homesick Wife," Guardian, Sept. 27, 2016. Listener mail: Mark Torregrossa, "Superior Mirages Over Chicago Skyline Now Appearing," mlive, April 18, 2017. Allison Eck, "The Perfectly Scientific Explanation for Why Chicago Appeared Upside Down in Michigan," Nova Next, May 8, 2015. Jonathan Belles, "Fata Morgana Provides Eerie Look at Chicago Across Lake Michigan," weather.com, April 18, 2017. Listener Jason Gottshall directed us to these striking photos of the Chicago mirage. "5.17a- Supplemental Gregor MacGregor," Revolutions, Oct. 24, 2016. Brooke Borel, The Chicago Guide to Fact-Checking, 2016. This week's lateral thinking puzzle was contributed by listener Alon Shaham, who sent this corroborating link (warning: this spoils the puzzle). You can listen using the player above, download this episode directly, or subscribe on iTunes or Google Play Music or via the RSS feed at http://feedpress.me/futilitycloset. Please consider becoming a patron of Futility Closet -- on our Patreon page you can pledge any amount per episode, and we've set up some rewards to help thank you for your support. You can also make a one-time donation on the Support Us page of the Futility Closet website. Many thanks to Doug Ross for the music in this episode. If you have any questions or comments you can reach us at podcast@futilitycloset.com. Thanks for listening!

On today's 'Global Exchange' Podcast, we have two CGAI Research Fellows in conversation with Colin Robertson to discuss their contributions to our upcoming 'Foreign Policy Review' series. First, Colin speaks with Roy Rempel, a former advisor to Prime Minister Stephen Harper, about the conflict between national interests and values in foreign policy. Next, Colin speaks with Randolph Mank, a former Ambassador and businessman, about Canada, and it's role in Asia and with ASEAN (Association of South East Asian States). Papers: The two papers mentioned in the Podcast are available at cgai.ca: - "Setting Priorities Given Finite Resources: National Interest Guidelines for Making Policy Choices" by Roy Rempel (https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/cdfai/pages/1085/attachments/original/1472658346/Setting_Priorities_Given_Finite_Resources-_Roy_Rempel.pdf?1472658346) - "What Should Canada be Doing (and Not Doing) in ASEAN and Asia?" by Randolph Mank (https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/cdfai/pages/1085/attachments/original/1472658350/What_should_Canada_be_doing_in_ASEAN_and_Asia_-_Randolph_Mank.pdf?1472658350) Recommended Books: - Roy Rempel: Frederick Kagan - "Napoleon and Europe, 1801-1805: The End of the Old Order" (https://www.amazon.ca/End-Old-Order-Napoleon-1801-1805/dp/0306815451/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1471892873&sr=8-1&keywords=Napoleon+and+Europe%2C+1801-1805) | Rohinton Mistry "A Fine Balance" (https://www.amazon.ca/Fine-Balance-Rohinton-Mistry/dp/0771060548/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1471892898&sr=8-1&keywords=A+Fine+Balance) - Randolph Mank: Pedro Ferreira "The Perfect Theory: A Century of Geniuses and the Battle over General Relativity" (https://www.amazon.ca/Perfect-Theory-Century-Geniuses-Relativity/dp/0547554893/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1471892994&sr=1-1&keywords=the+perfect+theory) | Jason Webster "The Spy with 29 Names" (https://www.amazon.ca/Spy-29-Names-Jason-Webster/dp/0701187743/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1471893081&sr=1-1&keywords=Spy+by+29+Names) Bios: Colin Robertson (host) - A former Canadian diplomat, Colin Robertson is Vice President of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute and a Senior Advisor to Dentons LLP. Roy Rempel - Served as the senior advisor for defence policy in the Prime Minister's Office from 2010 to 2015. Randolph Mank - A three-time former Canadian ambassador and businessman, with over thirty years of experience in Asia and around the world. Other Related Links: Roy Rempel - "Mr Trudeau's touchy-feely approach to war" (https://ipolitics.ca/2016/02/09/mr-trudeaus-touchy-feely-approach-to-war/) Follow the Canadian Global Affairs Institute on Facebook, Twitter (@CAGlobalAffairs), or on Linkedin. Head over to our website at cgai.ca for more commentary. Produced by Jared Maltais and Meaghan Hobman. Music credits to Drew Phillips.

Victor Kubik talks with Jason Webster about the Beyond Today TV program airing in South Africa. Listen to past episodes at www.ucg.org/members/united-news/inside-united

Kaasahaarav lugu Juan Pujolist, II maailmasõja erakordseimast topeltagendist, keda on pärjatud nii Saksamaa Raudristi kui ka Briti Impeeriumi ordeniga. (Jason Webster. Spioon 29 nimega. Loeb Rando Tammik.)

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Spain's current economic crisis is seeing the return of flamenco as a form of protest. Jason Webster explores its history.

Jason Webster is an Anglo-American crime novelist, travel writer and critic. Born in California he now lives in Valencia, Spain. Webster was educated in England, Egypt and Italy. In 1993 he graduated from Oxford University (St John's College) with a degree in Arabic and Islamic History. His books all involve Spain, and include Duende: A journey in search of Flamenco (2003), which recounts his move here, and his quest to learn flamenco guitar, (it was long-listed for the Guardian First Book Award); Andalus: Unlocking the secrets of Moorish Spain (2004)  and Sacred Sierra: A year on a Spanish mountain (2009) which describes a year that Webster and his Spanish wife spent living on their mountain farm in eastern Spain working on the land and planting trees with the help of a 12th century Moorish gardening manual. Or the Bull Kills You (2011) is a crime novel set in Valencia, and the world of bullfighting. It is the first in a  series of detective stories featuring Chief Inspector Max Cámara of the Spanish National Police. It was long-listed for the Crime Writers' Association John Creasey (New Blood) Dagger.  Death in Valencia (2012), is the second book in the series. I caught up with Jason recently in Valencia. We met at a sidewalk cafe in the Cabanyal - the neighbourhood in which his fictional action takes place -  to talk about how those who read and love his novels can get more out of them by visiting this great, colourful Spanish city.