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To learn more about the meaning of National FFA organization and why it is essential for many young students who are planning to study more about the Agriculture. (By Hyunjun Woo, member of Group 2)

On this week's InFARMation episode, join our host, Haley, as we learn about an intracurricular student organization for those who are interested in leadership and agriculture, the National FFA Organization! Learn about what FFA (Future Farmers of America) is and stands for, including all the different opportunities it has for individuals, as well as how to get involved through an interview with the Scio FFA Chapter advisor and a former Oregon FFA State Officer. Scio FFA website: https://www.scioffa.org/ Scio FFA Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Scio-FFA-120157231378132/ FFA website: https://www.ffa.org/

In this podcast episode we dove into Ten Rivers Food Web with an interview with Kirsten Miller and an interview with Blaine Chavez, for the interview with Blane Chavez we got our information from http://www.tenriversfoodweb.org. This was a lot of fun to learn and put together this podcast, go group 4!

In this episode, join our host, Amber, as she explores the healing power of horses. Special guest, Varina Luttrull, is the program director at Mississippi Valley Therapeutic Horsemanship (MVTH) in Oak Ridge, Missouri. MVTH is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to offering therapeutic horseback riding to children and adults living with disabilities. She is the parent of a participant in the program and is passionate about finding ways to help the program continue moving forward and grow. Varina is certified through Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International (PATH Intl.), the credentialing organization for accrediting centers and certifying instructors and equine specialists. She shares her expertise and experiences with us. Tune in and discover why equine-assisted services continue to grow in popularity and how you can change a life. Contact MVTH: Website: www.ridemvth.org Email: [email protected] Phone: 573-788-2100 Facebook: https://bit.ly/3oRd5xI

PDX Produce Review: Hosted by Dylan Hollister with special guest Henry Golb PDX Produce Review is your one-stop podcast to learn all about local farms and produce grown in the Pacific Northwest. This week's podcast is focused on Shady Grove Farm; a local family farm located in Camas, Washington. For more information, visit Shady Grove Farm's website or reach out to them on social media using #CSAShadyGrove Resources and Links: Shady Grove Farm - https://www.shady-grove-farm.com/ Shady Grove Farm Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/shadygroveorganics/ Shady Grove Farm Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/shadygroveorganics/ Farm Bureau Statistics - https://www.fb.org/newsroom/fast-facts Oregon State Bass Fishing Club - https://www.facebook.com/OSUBASSFISHING/ *1:27-1:30, PB stands for personal best. Music by Soulis Special thanks to the other members of Group 3: Emily Reichert, Rebekah Spaid

On this week’s opening episode, we are joined by Bethany Leach of Beef Northwest Feeders, recipient of the 2020 Certified Angus Beef Sustainability Award, to discuss sustainable techniques in modern production agriculture.  Learn more about Beef Northwest, their mission, and their efforts in sustainability at beefnw.com.    Citations: https://thesustainabilityalliance.us/u-s-beef-fact-sheet/ 

Permaculture answers for this week of questions regarding the system growing practices and history. 

Get pumped for your podcast. Good luck and have fun. Information about your host. Join Dr. Lawson as she introduces the podcast assignment.  Guest on the episode. Preview.

Kaiden and Monica talk about the lives of dogs and the daily ins and outs of a dog grooming salon. 

Made by students for students and newbies alike! Join Sophie, Logan, and I as we unearth some truths about Urban Horticulture. Learn about what Urban Horticulture is and some of our favorite examples and ways to get involved with it. We explain some or the personal, economic, and other impacts of this area as students with some first-hand experience with it. We discuss some easily made mistakes as well as the tips and tricks that we have for our listeners at home. Join us as we dig into some of the reasons we love Urban Horticulture.

On this week's episode, join our host, Deb, as we learn about the wonderful world of microgreens! Learn about what a microgreen is and how to grow and care for them, as well as what benefits microgreens can bring to the table.