Episode 13 - Justin Axman Joins as a Guest

from Roadside Ruminations · host Steve Martin and Macey Brown

The podcast episode features a discussion about a World Cup game experience, dairy nutrition and management consulting, and the journey of a dairy nutritionist. The conversation also delves into the transition of farms to the panhandle, the role of data in dairy nutrition, and the career path of the guest, Justin. The conversation covers a range of topics including the relocation of the business, the dynamics between the beef and dairy industry, the challenges of feeding beef on dairy crosses, and the role of feed mill consulting. It also delves into the changing landscape of the feed industry and the impact of weather on cattle production.TakeawaysWorld Cup game experienceDairy nutrition and management consultingTransition of farms to the panhandleRole of data in dairy nutritionCareer path of the guest, Justin Business relocation challengesFeeding beef on dairy crossesChanging landscape of the feed industryChapters00:00 Career Path of the Guest, Justin33:45 Impact of Weather on Cattle Production

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