Podcast appearances and mentions of scott jackman

In this episode, L. Scott Jackman gets personal, and shares his battle in overcoming an addiction to pornography, and the personal and family challenges and trials that this addiction created over the years.While this is a difficult topic to address, L. Scott feels driven to help others who also may be struggling, and has created a Facebook support group for men called 'Men in Valor and Balance' at https://www.facebook.com/groups/353979845869919/?ref=shareIf you or someone you know or love is struggling, please share this podcast with them, or invite them to join L. Scott's Facebook group.  The church also has some great resources available for individuals, spouses, and even parents at https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/life-help/pornographyWe want to thank L. Scott for his courage to discuss this challenging topic.If you'd like to watch this episode on YouTube, go to https://youtu.be/tsorhCis0ksIf you have a story you'd like to share that could instill faith, invite growth, and inspire others, apply to be a guest on our show by visiting: https://www.latterdaylights.com/

We pose the question: "Whats Does Freedom Mean To You?" A compilation of answers from our fellow veterans Brandon Long, John Cunningham, Jack Berman, Scott Jackman, James Van Prooyen, Jeff Lodick, Justin Cobb, Pete Turner, Roy Duncan. May God Bless America (and, Australia) and All of You For Your Commitment, Loyalty & Sacrifices in the Support of Freedom!

In this first episode, we talk broad components that make up the precision ag framework. Scott Jackman from Deveron talks with Mike Wilson from Veritas Farm Management to give a broad overview of precision agriculture framework. We discuss GPS enabled equipment, remote sensing tools, decision support software, and variable rate prescriptions / analytics. This overview will give a baseline for future episodes.

In this episode, Scott Jackman from Deveron talks with Mike Wilson from Veritas Farm Management about creating a digital farming strategy.By doing this, the grower is laying out a purposeful path implementing for a precision ag program.Assign responsibilityTake stock in your GPS enabled equipmentEvaluate the different data layers you currently have for your farm.Evaluate your yield and the accuracy of your past VR scriptsIdentify each software you useSimplify simplify simplifyOnly fix a few things each year. Start fixing the “low hanging fruit.”

Scott Jackman from Deveron talks with Aaron Breimer from Veritas Farm Management about objective decision making in agriculture. They discuss how precision agriculture seeks to increase objective decision making.Over the next couple episodes, we will be talking about decision making. There are two broad types of decision making. Subjective decision making - which relies of experience and gut feeling. And objective decision making - which relies on quantifiable data and facts.Both types of decision making are used in agriculture. Traditionally, growers have used subjective decision making relying on their experience and their gut feeling to make decisions. This is ok. And it has gotten growers to be able to produce food and survive in up and down markets. However, precision agriculture seeks to bring more objective decision making by mapping and recording data to enable decision making.And for a completely different perspective, I will be talking with COL retired Jim Greer from the US Army to discuss subjective decision-making in a future episode.OutlineDefining objective and subjective decision makingWhat are some differences?Gut & Experience vs dataRepeatable with a high level of confidenceWhy is important to know about these differences?Helps us recognize preconceived notions about our operationHelps us recognize where we may be making a decision based off of experience as opposed to the data that is right in front of us.What is the value of objective decision making?In what ways is it useful to improve agriculture?Small ball wins - from Money BallWhat opportunities are easily adaptable with little to no investmentWhy is it difficult to do objective decision making in agriculture?InteractionsSoil has physical, chemical and biological components that all interact with each otherIt is a different way of thinking - emotions come into playEvery field is unique Farmers who comment - that is interesting, “but that isn’t my field”Advanced statisticsThis is not easyWhat is more important - yields or economicsHow do we incorporate this type of decision making into agriculture?Step 1 - need to have a willingness to do betterStep 2 - start analyzing your dataLay out a strategyMake a decision and start making improvements - Be willing to take a risk.

-Newly elected president of the TBARA winged sprints Lenny Puglio is interviewed for the first time since he took over the club. -Scott Lumbard begins publishing the new racing magazine, “Sunshine State Racing”, first edition of the 140 page mag appears in January 2008. -Jeff Choquette on his second Governors Cup title, some surprises from Jeff, well...you’ll just have to listen. -Mike Powers on the new STARS truck racing series, plus news on the Charity Truckers 200. -Becky and Scott Jackman answer questions about the future of the FASCAR touring series.

-Newly elected president of the TBARA winged sprints Lenny Puglio is interviewed for the first time since he took over the club. -Scott Lumbard begins publishing the new racing magazine, “Sunshine State Racing”, first edition of the 140 page mag appears in January 2008. -Jeff Choquette on his second Governors Cup title, some surprises from Jeff, well...you’ll just have to listen. -Mike Powers on the new STARS truck racing series, plus news on the Charity Truckers 200. -Becky and Scott Jackman answer questions about the future of the FASCAR touring series.