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*BONUS* Bridging Echo Chambers Part Two

RR2CS

Filmmaker and communications strategist Sarah Wray discusses communications techniques we can use to have constructive conversations about the livestock and the environment issue. The post *BONUS* Bridging Echo Chambers Part Two appeared first on Rural Routes to Climate Solutions.

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*BONUS* Bridging Echo Chambers Part Three

RR2CS

Feedlot manager and proponent of holistic management and regenerative agriculture Andrea Stroeve-Sawa shares low-stress livestock handling tips we can use to have constructive conversations about the livestock and the environment issue. Even if we don’t agree with the other person. While being filmed too!

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*BONUS* Bridging Echo Chambers Part One

RR2CS

Author and leadership advisor David Irvine discusses the strategies we can use to have constructive conversations about the livestock and environment issue. Listen to part two and part three of the Bridging Echo Chambers series for other ideas on how to engage in constructive conversations about the livestock and the environment issue.

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Guarding Communities: Washington State Veterinarian Amber Itle shares about veterinarian’s roles in animal, human and environmental health

NASDA

I grew up under the mentorship of my Dad, who is continuing to practice as a full-time livestock veterinarian after 51 years in practice,” Itle said. “My I have worked as a producer, a private veterinarian, a livestock market veterinarian, a regulatory field veterinarian and a foreign animal disease diagnostician.

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Rewilding: Threat or promise for hill farming?

Sustainable Food Trust

Given its recent explosion in popularity, and the genuine concern this has caused in rural communities, I think it is worth highlighting a few of the more valid concerns about rewilding, as well as some of its limitations. Concerns about rewilding Many rewilding advocates are supportive of hill farming when practised in a nature-friendly way.

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Can Virtual Fences Help More Ranchers Adopt Regenerative Grazing Practices?

Civil Eats

Given how few farms are using it, there are still many questions about limitations—like the absence of cell service in some rural areas, farmer acceptance , accuracy, and ongoing costs —but buzz about virtual fencing’s applications continues to grow. He also had to construct pathways to move the goats back to the barn for milking. “He

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Living Lawn Mowers in a World of Mowing Madness

ATTRA

I found a well-constructed woven wire fence with proper supports can and will hold goats. Related ATTRA Resources: Sheep and Goats: Frequently Asked Questions Getting Started with Livestock Dairy Goats for the Farm An Illustrated Guide to Sheep and Goat Production Small-Scale Livestock Production Episode 179. ATTRA.NCAT.ORG.