Podcasts about owl farm

The 2025 Dairy Woman of the Year is a Waikato farmer and teacher/manager at the Owl Farm.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with Fish & Game NZ Deputy CEO Richie Cosgrove about the opening weekend of the duck hunting season, taking Hunting & Fishing Minister James Meager into the mai mai and the success of the Fish & Game Cookbook... He talks with newly crowned Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year Jo Sheridan about winning the award, her work at Owl Farm in Cambridge and her plans for the future... He talks with the Dairy Women's Network Regional Leader of the Year Aimee Wilson about her involvement with DWN and how she juggles that with farming and raiding a family... And he talks with Mark Chrystall, Rabobank Client Council Lower North Island Chair, about the function of the council, the recent community hub competition and the types of projects the council funds. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.

Dom talks with newly crowned Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year Jo Sheridan about winning the award, her work at Owl Farm in Cambridge and her plans for the future. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content on your favourite streaming platform, visit rexonline.co.nz and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn for more.

Keep This Quiet Too!: More Adventures with Hunter S. Thompson, Milton Klonsky, Jan Mensaert with Margaret Harrel In her brutally compassionately explicitly honest second autobiography KEEP THIS QUIET TOO! Harrell manages to repeatedly pull the rug out from under the reader. She travels from North Carolina to New York City to Morocco to Belgium to India to Switzerland to Owl Farm, and many other places,...in search of her self. From depth psychology to dream analysis to hangoutologies to ecstatic love making to out of body astral travels to spirit guides, adventures and misadventures, she is guided and guides herself ever homeward to her own heart and soul. For more information visit: https://margaretharrell.com/ *************************************************** For more information about BITEradio products and services visit: http://www.biteradio.me/index.html To view the photography of Robert at: rpsharpe.picfair.com

In this interview, I meet with Lesley Wise. She is the owner of the Lavender Owl Farm venue located in Canby, Oregon. https://www.lavenderowlfarm.com/ Getting married? We help couples better understand the costs associated with their wedding. Work in the wedding industry? We help businesses better understand their market so they can build a competitive advantage. To find out how we can help you, go to: https://wedding.report/ #weddingreport #weddingindustry #weddingvenue #weddings #podcast

How does heat stress affect cows, what are some warning signs, and what can you do on farm to make life more comfortable for your cows? In this episode, Tom Buckley, farm manager for Owl Farm in Cambridge, goes into detail about the strategies they're using to combat heat stress. Meanwhile, DairyNZ's Jac McGowan talks about the science behind heat stress: how it affects cows, the warning signs, and what current research is underway.Notes: Owl Farm's heat stress strategies: owlfarm.nz/owl-farm-kpis/animal-wellbeing/heat-stress-thi-humidity-temperatureDairyNZ's heat stress info: dairynz.co.nz/heat-stress

Will meets Hayley Adkins and Ian Kemp who run Owl Farm. They chat about the challenges of keeping a number of rare breeds as pets and running a small farm, and offering holidays where guests are able to learn about the animals and farm. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott after watching a few documentaries on Dr. Hunter Thompson and watching a few of his movies based on his books and life... has decided to: make a true confession about his love of Dr Thompson's books and his life and create a character analysis as best as he could. He talks about his life in Kentucky, when he meets Ralph Steadman and a bit about his family life with Owl Farm.

It's NFL playoff time, and given that HST's short suicide note found time to lament the end of football season, our attention turns to Fear & Loathing at the Super Bowl, Hunter's screed about SB8, played in Houston. Producer Curtis Robinson recalls reading the piece with the Doctor at Owl Farm, calling it a link to later "Hey Rube" efforts. CR says this is Hunter at his best, especially when it came to his knowledge of the Bible – and we even explain the cultural reverence to "Mr. Natural" and a shout-out to a friendly NFL owner. And remember folks, there's always next season... until, you know, there's not.

Dan and "Hunter Gatherers" podcast host Curtis Robinson discuss their late great friend, Dr. Hunter S. Thompson, unveiling some never-before-made-public audio of Hunter recorded at Owl Farm. Also on the show, recording artists Pearl and Mipso. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

in which a dude runs down local competition results, reviews Owl Farm as a pinball venue and talks a bit about Solid State's film festival events this summer.

Michael Pfohl is the brains behind the Tennessee-based emo band Secret Stuff, as well as a local promoter in Nashville and booking agent for other touring artists. He joined me in the studio (a.k.a. my living room a.k.a. One Sellin' Out Plaza) to discuss the legal nuances of hosting hundreds of punk shows at a place you rent, to encourage owning up to your lofty ambitions, and to convince me to invest in cryptocurrency (which I did and it has stressed me out ever since). MUSIC FROM THE SHOW: Secret Stuff, "Maybe You Love Me. Maybe You Floridon't" (from Learning Not to Care) Low Mass, "The Long Morrow" (from Sleepwalker) Secret Stuff, "Ew, You Taste Like Cigarettes" (from split w/ Sundressed) SUPPORT SECRET STUFF: secretstuffemo.bandcamp.com SUPPORT LOW MASS: lowmasstheband.bandcamp.com Support the show: patreon.com/sellinoutpodcast Email: sellinoutpodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @SellinOutAD Podcast photo by Nick DiNatale (nickdinatale.com) Theme music: Such Gold, "No Cab Fare" (suchgold.bandcamp.com/track/food-court-blues)

This week on Beer Sessions Radio, we're talking unity in craft beer, consuming local craft beers vs. craft beers from other states, and what's brewing in Oklahoma. We’d like to welcome to the show Paul Leone (NY State Brewers), Steven Baird (The Owl Farm & Cardiff Giant), Cody Wilson (Prairie Artisan Ales), and Ethan Fixell (The Beer Necessities).

In episode 2 of Arts and Recreation with David Lyttle, the Northern Irish musician tries to understand the mind of literary legend Hunter S. Thompson by talking to Cheryl Della Pietra, who worked for Thompson at Owl Farm in the early nineties as his editorial assistant.

Drink a sour beer and tune into a brand new episode of Beer Sessions Radio!. Jimmy’s got a big group of guests including guest co-host Stephen Valand of Brooklyn Brew Shop, BR Royla of Shelton Brothers Imports, Kerry McLean, events manager at Jolly Pumpkin/Northern United Brewing Co, Crimson Krier-Glading and Steven Baird of Mission Dolores & The Owl Farm and Robert Sherrill of Brewminaries Homebrew Club. They’re talking sour, imports and more on a jam-packed episode of the best beer podcast in the world! This program was brought to you by Union Beer #### “It’s incredible to see how far sour beer has come and how people have accepted it.” [09:00] –Stephen Valand on Beer Sessions Radio “Education is going a really long way as far as sour beers are concerned.” [17:00] –Crimson Krier-Glading on Beer Sessions Radio

What do spirits have to do with beer? Find out this week on Beer Sessions Radio! Jimmy Carbone is joined by Nicole Austin of Kings Co. Distillery, Bianca Miraglia of Uncouth Vermouth, Steven Baird of The Owl Farm, Spirits Writer Brad Japhe, Daric Schlesselman of Van Brunt Stillhouse and Dave Brodrick of Blind Tiger. The gang discusses the use of hops in spirits, the art of beer distillates and what has changed for local distilleries in the past few years! This program was brought to you by GreatBrewers.com. “I’m particularly excited by some of the recent intersections between beers and spirits in New York state.” [09:00] “Using hops in the whiskey making process is not a new thing. Hops are a natural anti-bacterial. It’s a way of controlling wild yeast and bacteria that you don’t want.” [14:00] –Nicole Austin on Beer Sessions Radio “I’m obsessed with smoke lately – I’d lick a chimney if I could!” [34:00] –Brad Japhe on Beer Sessions Radio “It’s great that craft beer did its thing and now craft distilling is taking off.” [43:00] –Dave Brodrick on Beer Sessions Radio “Most of my job is plant composition and what does what and what to add when.” [45:00] –Brianca Miraglia on Beer Sessions Radio

Jimmy Carbone brings Sloop Brewing to Brooklyn for their debut Kings County pour! Tune into this episode of Beer Sessions Radio to hear Jimmy talk with Adam Watson and Justin Taylor of Sloop to talk about their start as microbrewers in Poughkeepsie, NY. Find out how their brews made Sloop the stars of the farmer’s market! Joe Callender, also known as the Craft Beer Coach, stops by to talk about his interviews with craft brewers and his new beer tasting app. Ben Wiley and Steven Baird of The Owl Farm come by to give a bar owner’s perspective. Hear the cast give their craft beer advice to a couple looking to curate the beer selection at their wedding. What local brews should make the beer list? Learn more about the history of the Berliner Weisse style on this week’s installment of Beer Sessions Radio! Thanks to our sponsor, GreatBrewers.com. Thanks to Pamela Royal for today’s music. “We see these people as rock stars of craft beer, but they have these struggles outside of the world just like everybody else.” [12:20] — Joe Callender on Beer Sessions Radio

This week on Beer Sessions Radio the house is packed with bar owners and brewers and host Jimmy Carbone moderates a conversation on collaborative brewing, bar management and the increased access to good beers across New York City. Tune in and hear from Carolyn Pincus of The Stag’s Head, Ben, Mike & Seth Wiley of The Owl Farm, Bar Great Harry and Mission Dolores, Kirk Struble, owner of 4th Ave Pub and Washington Commons and Marcus Burnett & Ethan Long of Rockaway Brewing Company! Find out what it takes to find success through beer and listen in as they taste a great selection of brews live on-air! This program was sponsored by GreatBrewers.com. Ive always told people that finding out what new beers are out there is 0% of the job, making sure they show up is the other 90%” –Kirk Struble, owner of Fourth Ave Pub and Washington Commons on Beer Sessions Radio “We try to always have a few weirdo beers on tap.” –Ben Wiley, owner of Bar Great Harry, Mission Delores & Owl Farm on Beer Sessions Radio “Sierra Nevada is like the Disneyland of breweries.” –Carolyn Pincus of The Stag’s Head on Beer Sessions Radio