Here’s a breakdown of the articles we’ve featured in this podcast:

(1) Editorial intern Sundee Holtman questioned Ty and Matea Beck of Burley, Idaho to find out what their farm strategy was. Ty talks about his changing mindset – knowing things that he can affect and knowing the things he can’t.

(2) Talk around the industry regarding carbon credits has taken an interesting turn in the courts. California holds carbon credits are not property rights, but the rest of the country doesn’t seem to agree. And can these be taxed? There’s a lot to be cussed and discussed.

(3) A mobile veterinary service in Chester, Idaho, specializes in embryo transfer in cattle and horses. Doc Geary and his wife, Cindy, are well known in eastern Idaho as they operate a large animal vet clinic in the spirit of teamwork – loving their clients (the four-legged and two-legged variety).

(4) Do you have a backup plan? Humor columnist Paul Marchant strongly advises having “plan B” ready for any situation, but especially if you’re working with cattle. Seldom do those critters cooperate, especially if you’re in a hurry.