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EPISODE · May 3, 2024 · 59 MIN

58. Running Farms and Raising Families: A Peek into Rural Life with the Moms of Barnyard Language

from Burnt Pancakes: Momversations | Conversations for Imperfect Moms, Chats About Mom Life & Interviews with Real Mamas · host Katie Fenske - Mom of 3 | Potty Training Coach | Former Teacher | Mama Mentor | Boy Mom | Imperfect Mom | Lover of Mom Chats

Ever dreamt of swapping the city buzz for the tranquil hum of the countryside? If you have then saddle up for this episode of Burnt Pancakes. Meet Arlene Hunter and Caite Palmer, the dynamic duo behind the Barnyard Language podcast, who are here to whisk us away to the heart of rural living. Arlene, a seasoned dairy farmer from Ontario, and Katie, a beef and sheep farmer from Iowa with a side of tech expertise, serve up a hearty slice of life on their respective farms.This week, we're trading our mom jeans for overalls and getting a peek into what it's like to raise kids where the playground spans hundreds of acres. Arlene, mom to four, talks about the traditions and responsibilities of her family's six-generation dairy farm, while Caite, mom to two, shares how she manages to combine motherhood with her roles on the farm and in the tech world. From early morning milking sessions to the value of wide-open spaces for family life, this conversation is a fresh take on the age-old practice of farming and the modern twists of raising a family in the countryside. So pull up a bale of hay and join us for this momversation that is as nourishing as the food these incredible women help put on our tables.Instagram:  @barnyardlanguageWebsite: https://barnyardlanguage.com/Podcast: Barnyard Language📺 Watch the episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOpw5ui4uxJHx0tLFVtpnfSkpObfc4d-KYou can find Katie at:website: burntpancakes.comYouTube: @burnt.pancakesInstagram: @burntpancakeswithkatieEmail: [email protected]🚽 Did you know Katie is also a Certified Potty Trainer? 🚽☎️ Schedule a 1:1 chat today: Schedule Here💻 Digital Potty Training Course HERE📖  Potty Training E-Book HERE🆓  FREE potty training resources HEREInstagram: @itspottytimeTiktok: @itspottytime_Some episodes include affiliate links at no cost to you. 

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Ever dreamt of swapping the city buzz for the tranquil hum of the countryside? If you have then saddle up for this episode of Burnt Pancakes. Meet Arlene Hunter and Caite Palmer, the dynamic duo behind the Barnyard Language podcast, who are here to whisk us away to the heart of rural living. Arlene, a seasoned dairy farmer from Ontario, and Katie, a beef and sheep farmer from Iowa with a side of tech expertise, serve up a hearty slice of life on their respective farms. This week, we're tra...

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