Podcast appearances and mentions of will winter

Join us in this episode of The Acres U.S.A. Podcast, hosted by Taylor Henry, as we dive deep into sustainable farming and regenerative agricultural practices with renowned experts Steve Campbell and Dr. Will Winter. Steve shares his journey from ranching in Idaho to discovering the transformative effects of nutrition and grass finishing on livestock. Will recounts his evolution from conventional livestock practices in Kansas to founding a holistic veterinary practice. They cover a wide array of topics, including the importance of mineralization, the impact of diet on livestock health, grass finishing techniques, and the role of biological stimulants in improving soil fertility. Be prepared to learn invaluable insights on how to increase the productivity and sustainability of your farming practices. This episode also includes practical advice for young farmers and the significance of niche markets in modern agriculture. Don't miss out on these conversations if you are serious about taking your farming practices to the next level!Important Links from Today's Episode:Members site: https://members.acresusa.comAcres U.S.A. Homepage: https://www.acresusa.com/Access Eco-Ag 2024 Recordings: https://conference.eco-ag.com/24recordingsAcres U.S.A. Memberships: https://eco-farming.com/Dr. Winter's Website: https://www.willwinter.com/Steve Campbell's “Tailor Made Cattle”: https://www.tailormadecattle.com/Register for the “Farm Weird” Field Day: https://conference.eco-ag.com/farmweirdRegister for the “Viroqua On-Farm” Event: https://eco-farming.com/viroquaevent

Will Winter joins me once again. This time we are focused on the A to Z of Apple Cider Vinegar. What purpose does it fill in a livestock operation? Why the source matters? As well as some practical considerations for how we use it on our operations. Thanks to our Studio Sponsor, Understanding Ag! Head...

In this episode of the Acres USA Podcast, host Taylor Henry sits down with regenerative farming experts Dr. Will Winter and Mark Shepard for an in-depth discussion on Ecological Agriculture. Dr. Winter shares his journey from conventional veterinary medicine to his current role at Thousand Hills Cattle Company, highlighting the benefits of grass-fed beef, the importance of mineralization, and the use of holistic veterinary practices. Mark Shepard adds valuable insights on soil health, multi-species grazing, and the role of holistic farming in transforming modern agriculture. The conversation covers various topics, including the ineffective use of conventional treatments like antibiotics, vaccines, and chemical wormers, and the significance of maintaining a balanced ecosystem for livestock and crops.  Important Links from Today's Episode: Members site: https://members.acresusa.com Acres U.S.A. Homepage: https://www.acresusa.com/ Dr. Winter's Website: https://www.willwinter.com/ Mark Shepard's Website: https://www.restorationag.com/

Will Winter, DVM joined me to talk about the work of measuring regenerativity. We talk about the 14 criteria they measure and the difference that makes in what they produce. Share WCP: RanchingPodcast.com Links Mentioned: WillWinter.com WestonAPrice.org AcresUSA.com StockmanGrassfarmer.com Intro Voice Over: H/T: Jim Thompson Intro Music: H/T: Luke Dowler

Will Winter, DVM joined me to talk about the work of measuring regenerativity. We talk about the 14 criteria they measure and the difference that makes in what they produce.

Although this episode was recorded the same afternoon as Will Winter, in our kitchen with everyone swimming and socializing just outside, it wasn't released until the very last episode of the series, and we certainly saved one of the best for last.  I had started back on the road filming again and the inaugural first Genuine JBH season was coming to a close with the future of the podcast unknown.  Jason does a phenominal job telling his childhood story and taking us right up to current day with their show pig operation.  The story of the legendary "DIRTY SECRET" boar is one for the history books.  Listen in and enjoy.       Follow Lackey Livestock on Facebook or check out their website! Want to learn more about advertising with the Genuine JBH Podcast?  Contact Lakyn Today! Lakyn Lind- Director of Marketing & Sales P. 507-450-9541 Like listening to the GJBH Podcast? Check out our Sister Podcast- THE BRAND CHAMPION MARKETING NETWORK Join the GJBH Facebook or Instagram Community!

This episode was recorded at one of the most historical times in American history, just as the first corona virus was starting to break in June of 2020.  Will Winter and several others from the south were laying over for the (formerly) World Pork Expo at the Wayne County Fairgrounds here in my hometown of Corydon, Iowa and Drake invited everyone out to our house to swim and socialize. It was then that the Will Winter and Jason Lackey episodes were recorded in our kitchen.  Will does a phenominal job describing their multi-generational show pig operation to the listeners along with several funny stories as only Will can tell, all while dealing with the uncertainty of whether the show they had traveled all this way for may be canceled due to covid.  The show went on without a hitch but soon after that most events were canceled and the chaos for the next couple years ensued.       Follow Wintex Farms on Facebook or check out their website! Want to learn more about advertising with the Genuine JBH Podcast?  Contact Lakyn Today! Lakyn Lind- Director of Marketing & Sales P. 507-450-9541 Like listening to the GJBH Podcast? Check out our Sister Podcast- THE BRAND CHAMPION MARKETING NETWORK Join the GJBH Facebook or Instagram Community!

Episode TimestampsWhat We Have Been Watching/Reading [00:01:54] Will: Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt [00:02:28]Jason and Will: Winter 2022 Summary Wrapup [00:13:20]Will: Blend S [00:21:50]Jason: The Eminence in Shadow (Manga) [00:27:38]News Section Start [00:34:28]Jujutsu Kaisen Director Sunghoo Park Left Studio MAPPA [00:34:55] (Link)Kengan Ashura Anime Gets Sequel [00:42:02] (Link)Gundam: The Witch From Mercury Anime Reveals Franchise's 1st 'Female Hero' in Main Series [00:42:20] (Link)Crunchyroll to Halt Ad-Supported Streaming Starting With Spring 2022 Season [00:44:33] (Link)Anime Japan 2022 News Stories [00:48:16] (Link)Main Discussion Topic Start [00:51:36]Studio Bones' History [00:52:37]Studio Bones' Internal Studio Breakdown [00:56:16]Studio Bones' Current Big Three [01:02:35]Studio Bones' Honorable Mentions [01:10:35]Recommendations [01:19:56]Jason: Snow White With The Red Hair [01:20:35]Will: Noragami [01:27:20]Jason: Blast of Tempest [01:36:42]Will: Bungou Stray Dogs [01:44:58]Jason: Gosick [01:53:21]Will: Blood Blockade Battlefront [01:57:54]Jason: Josee, The Tiger, And The Fish [02:06:59]Will: Ouran High School Host Club [02:13:28]WIll: Eureka Seven [02:22:30]Jason: Sword of The Stranger [02:27:43]----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------You could always reach us through email (gapalette@gmail.com), Twitter (@PaletteGood), or through our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/PaletteGood).You can also visit our website (www.goodanimepalette.com).You can also join us on Discord (Click Here for the Discord Invite!) or our MAL club (https://myanimelist.net/clubs.php?cid=81877).See you next episode!-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Music CreditsIntro: "No Cry" By FasionBreak: "Be Right There" By OomieeOutro: "Future Vibes" By QeeoAll music used is courtesy of Epidemic Sound (www.epidemicsound.com). If you are interested in using their service, here is a referral link to their platform (Click Here!).

Will Winter ever end? Will the spring spring already? We have some solid suggestions that will have you feeling better now AND getting prepped for the season that is just around the corner. Meantime, Eydie is NOT giving away any of her hair appointments to her kids, even if they end up looking like Ringo Starr, and Leah is not on board with the dolphin skin trend. Listen in for laughs and lots of takeaways that you can start implementing IMMEDIATELY! More From Us: We'd love for you to join us at the Chit Chat Coop on FaceBook and respond to this week's challenge. It's a fun place to come for loads of positive energy and encouragement to live your best lives. (And Leah's videos!) Eydie is a collage artist who has a greeting card company: Prairie Girl Etsy Site. Check it out - so many original and fun cards! Here are our individual blogs: Eydie's is: littleranchhouseintheprairie.blogspot.com Leah's is: newstarteveryday.blogspot.com You can also follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/2chitchatchicks/ Endorsements: PIXI Glow Tonic Serum (This is the Amazon link, but it is also available at Target)

A chat with WILL WINTER, cofounder of the American Holistic Verteranarian Ass. Today he is on the forefront, writing and consulting on health matters for livestock AND humans, from the land on up…Apple cider vinegar is our 1st topic today. https://www.willwinter.com/ ANDRE HOUSSNEY, a regen farmer/rancher in Boulder, CO. is sharing business accumen and possibilities […]

Will Winter shares his story of identifying and attempting to walk out his calling. Will had a relatively clear sense of calling early in life, but walking that out was another matter. There was a lot of frustration along the way especially as he recognized what he didn't have, but in that frustration, God met Will and filled in the gaps. Through that experience, he came across the practice of coaching and in this interview shares some of the insights and lessons he learned along the way.To find out more about Will's coaching practice, visit transformingbeliefs.comMusic provided by Fallbrigade

Will Winter always felt that at some point he would own his own business. After relocating to Pittsburgh with his wife and family, he endured long commutes to work in the city. One day, he called the small accounting practice that he drove by on his route to the office, which led to his acquisition of the business. Will quickly realized the stark differences between working for a large accounting firm and running a solo practice. But he instantly felt connected to the work, because he was directly helping the types of small business owners that originally inspired him to get into the accounting field.Will’s father was self-employed most of his life, but he often struggled with managing his finances. He had an aspiration to own his own auto body shop, but he never got it off the ground. This inspired Will to focus his career on helping people just like his dad, so that they could realize their dreams of entrepreneurship. In this episode, Will talks about the challenges of growing a service firm, why he started a separate restaurant advisory business, and some of the most common mistakes that small business owners make with their accounting.If you have any questions or if you’d like to chat, you can reach me at my contact info below. The purpose of this podcast is to share ideas, inspire action, and build a stronger small business community here in Pittsburgh. So please say hello, tell me what you think, and let me know how I’m doing. It means a ton!YOU CAN REACH ME AT:Website: https://www.proprietorsofpittsburgh.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/proprietorsofpittsburghpodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/proprietorsofpittsburghpodcastLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darinvilanoPhone: 412-336-8247YOU CAN REACH WILL WINTER AT:Website: http://wintercpas.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/WintercpasInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/wintercpasPhone: 412-794-8224

Brad Hook sits down with Texas show pig producer Will Winter of Winter farms and visits about their boar stud and much more. This interview is an awesome insight into this extremely popular section of the livestock industry.

Will Winter and Jason Lackey address the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the upcoming show season.

IT'S FRESH FRIDAYS! What a selection of goodies we had this morning as were firstly joined by Will Winter, a rapidly rising designer and artist, whose involvement in numerous different clothing lines and brands lead to some very exciting conversation. Me and Duke Sky also sat down for the #FRESHFRIDAYS segment, with new music from: Kojey Radical, Kojo Funds, Jorja Smith, Teyana Taylor, Clarity, Buju Banton & more!

Welcome to the world of Alea! In this pilot episode we discover that Winter has been missing for ten years; it's up to Thorkell Gorlaki, Margo Rita, and Bungo the Good to travel to the land of giants and reclaim their stolen season. Will they make it? Will Winter return to Alea? Will there be driving lessons? Find out on… SEASON QUEST! This WINTER season of Season Quest was written and run by Charlie Leeming. There were 12 episodes released weekly on Fridays' (8am in NZ) wherever good podcasts can be found. Subtitled versions of the episodes will be released on the SPLITelevision Productions YouTube channel soon after. Follow the @SeasonQuestPod page on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter so that you can keep up to date with our adventures! Plus be sure to use #SeasonQuestPod in your posts if you want to chat with us, share some fanart, or show your support because we would love to interact with our listeners! STARRING: DM/NPC's - Charlie Leeming Bungo the Good - Lucy Jones Margo Rita - Troy J Malcolm Thorkell Gorlaki - Tom Collins CREATOR/PRODUCER: Lucy Jones WRITER: Charlie Leeming EDITORS: Lucy Jones & Tom Collins SOUND RECORDISTS: Lucy Jones & Troy J Malcolm LOGO/BANNER ART: Emii Wilson EQUIPMENT: Jules Daniel, Lucy Jones & Troy J Malcolm MUSIC: “November” - Joey Pecoraro STUDIO: SPLITelevision Productions

Welcome to the world of Alea! In this pilot episode we discover that Winter has been missing for ten years; it's up to Thorkell Gorlaki, Margo Rita, and Bungo the Good to travel to the land of giants and reclaim their stolen season. Will they make it? Will Winter return to Alea? Will there be driving lessons? Find out on... SEASON QUEST!

In the Pain in the Arsenal podcast 2019/20 season preview, Andrew Dowdeswell interviews Josh Sippie, Henry Payne and Will Winter, discussing what their predictions and pointers for the season ahead. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

In the Pain in the Arsenal podcast 2019/20 season preview, Andrew Dowdeswell interviews Josh Sippie, Henry Payne and Will Winter, discussing what their predictions and pointers for the season ahead.

Good day and welcome to Tractor Time, brought to you by Acres U.S.A., the Voice of Eco-Agriculture. I’m your host Ryan Slabaugh, and I’m happy to bring you the 26th episode of our podcast. Thanks again to Albert Lea seeds for making this episode possible. A few announcements — Minnesota is the theme of today’s show. Acres USA will be in Minnesota in December for our annual conference, and one of the reasons — other than the great December weather there — is the amount of trailblazing agriculture that is going on in that region. You can learn more about our event at www.acresusa.com — tickets will go on sale later this spring. But before that, we’ll get into some of that agriculture, and talk to some of the country’s original grassfed beef farmers.  Today, we’re going to have two cattlemen on the show to discuss their operations and some current topics, a few of which are creating quite a debate: Matt Maier, with Thousand Hills Cattle in Minnesota, and Will Winter, a teacher of holistic animal medicine and founder of the American Holistic Livestock Association. I met Will at our annual conference a couple years ago, and recognized his trademark cowboy hat and beard. He’s written for our magazine and spoken to our audiences before, and we’re excited to have him on the show today. I met Matt’s team at our conference last year and learned that they had pursued Savory Institute Hub certification, and are — and have been —leading the way with regenerative agriculture. Their cattle were grazing 365 days a year in Minnesota, which is not an easy thing to accomplish, and takes a disciplined system. Will and Matt worked together in Minnesota at Thousand Hills. During our talk, they walked me through the Polar Vortex experience, where temperatures reached -30 on their farm, and their reactions to the Green New Deal, as well as sharing some ideas and inspiration for new cattle farmers.  Here’s a video that shows off the environment at Thousand Hills: https://youtu.be/5ZezvrKOxS4

Dolphin Tale is a classic coming-of-age story between a troubled teen boy and a tail-less dolphin. This movie does a great job answering all our questions: Will Winter learn to swim again? Will Sawyer be allowed to volunteer at the aquarium and avoid summer school? Will that old man ever get his chair out of the Gulf of Mexico? Join us for what we got right, what we got wrong, and what we could have never predicted in Dolphin Tale!

Will Winter is a charming storyteller. A holistic veterinarian, Will demonstrates a keen understanding of both two-legged and four-legged animals. He touches on a number of topics in today's discussion: from the expense of eating organic foods (and why it's worth it) to the reason he was a vegetarian for 23 years.  He is the local chapter leader for the Weston A. Price Foundation for Minneapolis-St. Paul and moderates several web discussion groups about sustainable, local, and nutrient-dense food as well as for the natural rearing of pastured livestock. He is the author of "The Holistic Veterinary Handbook."

A little overshare from Dan.A tribute to Johnny Cash.Will Winter ever end?North Korea, a bunch of wimps?Margaret Thatcher, "Iron Lady", Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead.The movie "W".Dan donates a car to Rawhide Boys Ranch.Fact or Crap: One a piece for both of us.Mail Bag:One from Peter: What's wrong with the people who run this Country?One from Dennis: Madison's do-not-serve policy.Two from Mick:1) JCPenney fires CEO Ron Johnson, rehires Mike Ullman.2) First Amendment lesson sparks outrage at Florida school. The Rest of the Show:It happened before email.

Will Winter be able to warm his cold bones? Find out in this story from the Seneca people of North America. From the book Tales of Mystery and Magic, retold and narrated by Hugh Lupton, and illustrated by Agnese Baruzzi.