Send us a Text Message.In this episode of the Real P3 Podcast, we introduce Animistic, an exciting new venture under the Sunswine Group dedicated to advancing animal nutrition and health. We have narrowed our focus and adopted a new forward-facing name to better represent the breadth of our expertise beyond swine. Our current clients span across various animal species, including pigs, poultry, rabbits, and pets. We serve diverse businesses such as feed additive companies, biological companies, livestock producers, vaccine companies, and pet food and supplement companies. This episode explores the team’s diverse backgrounds, mission, and innovative initiatives aimed at transforming the agriculture industry.Key Learnings: Company Mission and Expansion:·       Animistic’ s Vision: The CEO discusses their mission to help clients thrive, recent rebranding efforts, and plans to expand services to include training, education, consultancy, and product distribution.·       Innovative Solutions: Focus on offering diverse solutions in animal nutrition and health to drive the industry forward.Team Member Insights:·       Philip Johan Odendaal: Shares experiences from his Nuffield Scholarship journey, underscoring the critical role of resilience in addressing global challenges.·       Elizabeth Cooper: A passionate recent PhD graduate, she aims to reconnect people with their food sources through data-driven insights on food production and animal nutrition.·       Vero Choi: As the Marketing and Communications Manager, Vera bridges technical services with engaging content, highlighting the diverse perspectives within Animistic’ s global team and the importance of storytelling in showcasing innovations.·       Liliana Nolasco: Reflects on her fulfilling experience at Animistic, noting the company’s commitment to growth, affordable services, and making an international impact on feeding the world.·       Benter Oluoch: The podcast manager describes her role in editing, post-production, distribution, and marketing of episodes. She emphasizes the creative freedom, team collaboration, and the passion for storytelling that drives her work, creating inspirational and educational content for listeners. The episode offers listeners an insightful introduction to the Animistic team, their innovative approaches in animal agriculture, and their shared dedication to making a difference in the field. Thank you for joining us on this journey with Animistic. Subscribe to the Real P3 Podcast for more in-depth discussions and insights into the animal agriculture industry. Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.In this episode of The Real P3 Podcast, Philip reconnects with his former schoolmate, Joshua Ansley, a talented singer and songwriter known for his impressive achievement as a four-chair turn on The Voice and as the overall runner-up. Joshua shares insights into his journey, discussing how he has embraced and adapted to life's changes. He also provides a glimpse into his unique experiences living in Kariba, Zimbabwe, including the fascinating encounters with elephants and other wildlife that occasionally disrupt daily life.What You Will Learn:· Josh's Return to Zimbabwe:  An exploration of Josh’s move back to Zimbabwe after traveling the world for his music career.·       Life in Kariba: Get to know the unique lifestyle in Kariba, including interactions with wildlife such as elephants and hippos, and how these encounters shape daily life.·       The Voice South Africa Audition:  Hear about Josh’s powerful audition on The Voice South Africa and the sacrifices he made to participate.  Watch his AUDITION·       Career Sacrifices and Preparations: Insights into what it took for Josh to compete on a major stage, including blocking off peak periods in his career.·       Living with Wildlife: Humorous and challenging stories about dealing with local wildlife in Kariba.·       Post-The Voice Journey: Josh's experiences with Universal Music, producing music during COVID, and negotiating his publishing rights.·       Creative Aspirations and Business Adaptability: Learn about Josh’s current and future creative projects and his pragmatic move to join a family business during the pandemic.This episode is ideal for listeners interested in music careers, unique wildlife experiences, and the importance of adaptability in overcoming personal and professional challenges. Join us for a rich and engaging interview with Josh Ansley on The Real P3 Podcast.Thank you for tuning in to this inspiring episode with Josh Ansley. Don’t forget to subscribe for more insightful conversations on The Real P3 Podcast.Watch his audition here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8j6SCY6qygTo learn more about Profile Animal Health and their products, visit: https://profileanimalhealth.com/Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.In this enlightening episode , we welcome Emily Krause, Director of Nutrition with the National Pork Board, to discuss enhancing consumer decisions around pork and garnering nutritional support through retailers. Emily brings her expertise to share strategic insights and initiatives aimed at increasing the visibility and consumption of pork.What You Will Learn:Visibility and Education: Understand the current challenges around the limited visibility of pork in grocery stores compared to other proteins and the importance of education and promotion to increase consumer awareness and drive demand.Health Benefits of Pork:  Learn about the health benefits of lean pork cuts certified by the American Heart Association and the significance of highlighting pork’s nutritional value to consumers.Retailer’s Role in Pork Promotion: Discover how retailers can expand pork offerings, educate shoppers, and provide meal inspiration through digital platforms, in-store displays, and engagement with retail dietitians.Consumer Choices and Influences:  Explore how ease of preparation, taste, affordability, and nutrient density of pork influence consumer purchasing decisions, making pork a favorable option for families.Alternative Meat Products: Delve into the importance of educating consumers about the nutritional value and ingredient lists of alternative meat products, balancing the consumption of plant-based and animal-based proteins.Trends in Food Choices:  Examine current trends in consumer awareness and the impact of marketing on food choices. Emily emphasizes the need for transparency in labeling and empowering consumers to make informed dietary decisions.Favorite Pork Cuts:  Enjoy a lighthearted discussion on favorite pork cuts, such as pork belly, chops, and shoulders, which showcases the versatility and culinary enjoyment of pork.This episode of The Real P3 Podcast provides a comprehensive exploration of how to enhance consumer awareness and appreciation for pork. Emily Krause’s insights highlight the versatility, nutritional value, and affordability of pork as a protein source, while also addressing the vital role retailers and education play in influencing consumer decisions.Join us for a nutritious and flavorful journey that delves into the strategic promotion of pork, aiming to make it a staple in households by showcasing its benefits and versatility.To learn more about pork and nutrition, visit pork.org/nutrition.  This episode, which previously aired on Coffee in the Barn, is part of the cross promotional exercise of the two podcastsSupport the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.Join us in this enriching episode of The Real P3 Podcast as we engage with Ken Coles from Alberta, Canada. Ken brings a wealth of knowledge and personal experiences to the table, discussing the multifaceted challenges and innovative solutions in agriculture.What You Will Learn:Impact of Drought on Agriculture and Communities:  Ken provides a detailed account of the challenges posed by drought in Alberta, the effects on local communities, and the agricultural sector's response. Evolution of Farming Practices: Discover how farming practices are evolving towards more conservation-oriented and innovative methods to adapt to shifting environmental conditions.Farming Smarter Initiative:  Learn about the nonprofit organization Farming Smarter, its mission to bridge the gap between scientific research and practical farming, and its efforts to enhance crop production through education and networking.Nuffield Scholarship Experience: Gain insights from Ken’s Nuffield scholarship journey, especially his eye-opening visit to Zimbabwe. Ken shares memorable moments and the profound impact of cultural exchange and personal growth on his perspective. Resilience and Adaptation:  Explore the themes of resilience and adaptation in the face of challenges, drawing from Ken’s experiences and observations. Cultural and Political Landscape of Zimbabwe:  Delve into discussions about the struggles, resilience, and indomitable spirit of the Zimbabwean people, shedding light on the broader human condition.Human Spirit and Forgiveness:  Ken and the host reflect on the power of the human spirit, forgiveness, and finding joy amidst adversity, emphasizing the value of empathy and understanding. Organizing Resilience Tours:  Contemplate the potential of organizing resilience tours around the world to facilitate personal growth, cultural exchange, and learning from diverse communities.This episode encapsulates the essence of resilience, human connection, and the transformative power of exploring new perspectives. Tune in to discover valuable insights on adapting to agricultural challenges, fostering innovation, and enriching personal growth through cultural exchange.Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.In this nutritious and informative episode of The Real P3 Podcast, we are pleased to welcome Kristen Hicks-Roof, a dedicated dietitian from the National Pork Board. Kristen brings her professional expertise and personal experiences as a mother to discuss the significant role of pork in cultivating healthy eating patterns in children.What You Will Learn:Pork as a Versatile Protein: Discover how pork can be utilized in various delicious and nutritious dishes such as carnitas, smoked pork sandwiches, and ground pork recipes. Kristen emphasizes pork's versatility and benefits as a critical protein source.Introducing Children to New Foods: Kristen shares her insights on the importance of exposing children to diverse foods multiple times, which helps them adapt to new flavors and textures. This approach is crucial in helping children develop a palate for various dietary choices.Strategies for Picky Eaters: Learn effective methods for encouraging picky eaters to try new foods. Kristen suggests blending familiar foods with new ones to make the transition more comfortable and less daunting for children.Role of Parents in Dietary Habits: The discussion highlights how parents can be role models in encouraging diverse eating habits. Kristen talks about the importance of how food is presented and making mealtime fun and appealing to children.Collaborative Efforts for Promoting Pork: Kristen discusses the collaboration between the National Pork Board and the Culinary Institute of America to train chefs and dietitians to innovate with pork and promote its numerous nutritional benefits.Kristen’s passion for nutrition and practical advice make this episode a must-listen for parents and anyone interested in enhancing their cooking repertoire with healthy, pork-based options. Her dual perspective as a dietitian and a mother provides a relatable and authoritative voice on the positive impacts of integrating pork into children’s diets.To learn more about pork and nutrition, visit pork.org/nutrition. This episode, which previously aired on Coffee in the Barn, is part of the transition to combining podcasts and missions into one. Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.In this impactful episode of The Real P3 Podcast, hosts Casey and Morgan delve into important discussions about Women's History Month, gender equality, and balancing work and motherhood. They share personal experiences and insights on fostering equitable family dynamics and workplace environments.What You Will Learn:- Celebration of Women's Achievements:  Casey talks about her experience as a finalist for a remarkable woman award and the importance of acknowledging women's contributions to society not only during Women’s History Month but throughout the year.- Gender Equality in Parenting:  Discover how Casey and Morgan navigate sharing responsibilities with their partners at home. They discuss the strategic collaboration that helps them manage both their professional and domestic lives effectively amidst economic pressures like inflation.- Raising Supportive Sons: Learn about the emphasis both hosts place on teaching their sons to be supportive, self-sufficient, and respectful towards women, and to share household duties—a balanced approach to gender roles within their families.- Women in Leadership:  Casey shares her experiences in coaching and the significance of presenting women in leadership roles to young boys, highlighting the broader influence of role models in shaping gender perceptions.- Workplace Challenges for Mothers: The discussion touches on the practical challenges working mothers face, such as the need for proper lactation support and facilities, with specific mention of unique environments like hog farms.- Impact of Remote Work Dynamics: Explore how the shift to remote communication during the COVID-19 pandemic has affected workplace dynamics, with both Casey and Morgan noting the acceptance of remote interactions to maintain professional relationships.- The Value of In-Person Meetings: Despite the benefits of remote work, both hosts acknowledge the indispensable value of face-to-face interactions for certain aspects of business, sharing personal anecdotes about their recent client meetings.- Setting Boundaries for Well-being: The conversation wraps up with Casey and Morgan emphasizing the importance of self-care and setting boundaries. They discuss how these practices are vital for maintaining mental health, personal time, and long-term productivity.This episode of The Real P3 Podcast is filled with rich discussions on enhancing gender equality, supporting parents in the workplace, and the continuous push toward a more inclusive society. Casey and Morgan's candid shares offer valuable perspectives for anyone looking to understand the complexities of modern workplace arrangements and family dynamics better.Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.Join us in this enlightening episode , where we welcome Kaylee Keppy- McDonnell, a client account manager at Zinpro. Kaylee shares her inspiring journey behind the inception of the upcoming Elevate Women in Ag event, an initiative born from her personal desire for growth and meaningful connections within the male-dominated agriculture industry.  What You Will Learn: - Origins of Elevate Women in Ag Event: Kaylee discusses how her personal need for growth and connection in agriculture led to the creation of the Elevate Women in Ag event, aiming to empower women in this field.- Event Details: Scheduled just before the World Pork Expo, the event provides a platform for women to uplift each other, network, and discuss topics beyond ordinary work-related issues.- Feedback and Themes: Insights into the feedback received from potential attendees highlight a strong interest in topics like health, wellness, style tips, work-life balance, and setting boundaries over more technical discussions.- Diverse Range of Speakers: The event will feature a variety of speakers addressing a broad spectrum of topics relevant to women in the agriculture sector, focusing on both personal and professional development.- Supportive Environments for Growth: Kaylee emphasizes the importance of supportive environments in fostering personal growth and professional development, sharing her own experiences in honing technical speaking skills.- Importance of a Proactive Mindset: Discussion on the need for a proactive approach to personal development, setting clear expectations, and full investment in one’s own growth to make a significant impact.- Networking Opportunities: Details on the structured networking sessions designed to foster connections and support career growth among women in agriculture.- Event Participation: Kaylee provides essential contact information for those interested in attending the Elevate Women in Ag event, inviting listeners to join the movement to empower women in agriculture. This episode of Coffee in The Barn not only spotlights the critical need for initiatives like Elevate Women in Ag but also delves into the practical steps women can take to advance their careers in agriculture. Kaylee Keppy-McDonnell's passion and dedication to creating a supportive network and platform for women in the industry are truly inspirational. Tune in to gain valuable insights into overcoming industry challenges, embracing personal growth, and the importance of community in professional advancement. Whether you’re directly involved in agriculture or interested in the dynamics of women-led professional events, this conversation with Kaylee is a must-listen.Support the Show.Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.In this powerful episode of The Real P3 Podcast, we have the privilege of hearing from Kendra, a Paralympic athlete, as she shares her inspiring journey filled with challenges, self-discovery, and triumphs. Kendra discusses the day-to-day battles of managing insecurities, the importance of personal growth, and the influence of a supportive community.What You Will Learn:- Daily Progress and Resilience: Kendra emphasizes the importance of taking life one day at a time, acknowledging that progress often comes with setbacks. She shares her mindset about embracing the incremental gains and the reality of occasional steps backward.- Dealing with Insecurities: Despite her achievements, Kendra opens up about the doubts and insecurities that have followed her since the early stages of her career. She delves into how these feelings are largely internal and shares her strategies for managing them, encouraging listeners to focus on enjoying life’s positives.- Growth Through Self-Knowledge: Learn how Kendra’s journey has been a process of getting to know herself, understanding her thoughts, and learning to silence negative internal dialogues.- Inspiration from the Paralympic Movement:  Kendra reflects on the inspiration she’s drawn from fellow athletes and the Paralympic community, acknowledging the pivotal role this support network has played in her career.- Gratitude for Opportunities: She expresses profound gratitude for the opportunities presented to her and the supportive figures in her life who encouraged her to seize them, stressing the importance of continually saying "yes" to new challenges.- Balancing Life and Athletic Career: Kendra discusses the decision to step away from sports to focus on a “normal life” and her mixed feelings about this transition, capturing the lingering passion she has for her sport.This episode of The Real P3 is a true testament to the strength and enriching experiences that come from being part of the Paralympic movement. Kendra’s story is not just about sports; it’s about overcoming internal battles, embracing community support, and recognizing the unwavering strength of the human spirit.Join us to celebrate Kendra’s contributions to sports and her powerful narrative of empowerment.Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.Welcome to Episode 112 of The Real P3 Podcast, where we explore the intricate realities of modern farming and its public perception with our guest, Kendra Hall. In this episode, Kendra delves into the complexities of agricultural transparency, a topic stemming from her extensive research as a Nuffield scholar. She discusses the disconnect between public perceptions and the actualities of farming, especially in the context of livestock agriculture, which is often misinterpreted by the public due to outdated stereotypes. Kendra highlights the evolution of farming systems towards intensification as a necessity to meet growing global food demands. However, this shift often leads to misconceptions and mistrust when the public learns the reality, feeling misled about the practices behind their food sources. To bridge this gap, Kendra advocates for increased openness about farming practices, suggesting that more transparent communication can enhance consumer trust and support for the industry. The episode also covers Kendra's experiences in the UK, where innovative approaches like farm viewing panels are being tested to increase public engagement and education about agricultural processes. Despite the challenges posed by biosecurity needs, such initiatives represent steps towards demystifying farming operations for the general public. As we navigate discussions around the implications of transparency for animal welfare and environmental sustainability, Kendra shares insights on the emotional and ethical dimensions that resonate deeply with consumers. Moreover, the conversation extends to the broader implications of evolving consumer preferences, particularly among younger generations who prioritize the origins and ethical considerations of their food. Join us for a compelling discussion that not only sheds light on the current state of agriculture but also contemplates its future in the face of alternative protein sources and changing consumer values. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the pivotal role of communication in reshaping the agricultural sector and ensuring its resilience and sustainability. Tune in to gain a deeper appreciation of the challenges and innovations shaping the public perception of farming today .Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.In Episode 111 of The Real P3 Podcast, titled "Gender Roles in Agriculture," co-hosts Casey Bradley and Philip Johan Oldendaal delve into the nuanced discussion of gender dynamics within the agribusiness sector. This episode comes on the heels of Women's History Month, sparking a conversation about whether such commemorations are necessary or effective in today's society. Casey, a female entrepreneur in the US, and Philip, offering a perspective from Zimbabwe, exchange insights on their experiences and the shifting landscape of gender roles in agriculture globally. They tackle sensitive topics including cultural differences, career challenges faced by women, and the broader implications of gender stereotyping in professional settings. The dialogue also touches on personal anecdotes, making this a profoundly reflective and engaging episode for anyone interested in the intersection of gender and agriculture.Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.In Episode 110 of the Real P3 Podcast, co-host Casey Bradley  welcome Tanya Donnelly, managing partner at R&K Partners, to discuss the transformative power of R&D tax credits in the agribusiness sector. Tanya shares her extensive experience in the tax industry, including a decade-long stint at the IRS, and outlines how R&K Partners, a global tax credit firm, assists companies in securing substantial savings through diverse tax credits and incentives. The episode delves into the eligibility criteria for R&D tax credits, debunking the myth that they are reserved for traditional scientific research, and highlights the IRS's broad definition, making these credits accessible to a wide range of industries, including agriculture.Casey and Tanya explore several real-world applications of R&D tax credits, from optimizing feed formulas to innovative farming techniques, emphasizing the significance of these credits for both large and small-scale operations. Tanya's insights into the specific challenges and opportunities within the agricultural sector underscore the firm's commitment to maximizing tax benefits for their clients. The conversation also touches on the legislative landscape affecting R&D credits, offering hope for more favorable conditions in the future.Listeners are treated to an insider's perspective on the IRS, the tangible benefits of R&D tax credits for agribusinesses, and practical advice on compliance and documentation. Tanya's expert guidance demystifies claiming these credits, presenting them as a crucial tool for innovation and financial health in the agricultural industry.This episode not only enlightens but inspires, encouraging businesses to explore R&D tax credits to foster growth, enhance sustainability, and secure a competitive edge. With Tanya's expertise and Casey's curiosity, the podcast becomes a bridge to untapped opportunities, making complex tax strategies accessible to entrepreneurs and veterans of agribusiness alike.Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.In this riveting episode of our podcast, we delve into the adventurous life of Dr. Niall McCann, a conservation biologist whose passion for wildlife and nature has led him on an extraordinary journey far from the confines of academia. Born into a family with a deep-rooted love for the natural world, McCann's destiny seemed preordained. With a grandfather who explored the Canadian Arctic and parents who were both biologists, his early life was steeped in a reverence for the environment. Dr. McCann's story begins with a serendipitous meeting with our host, Johnan, due to a delayed flight from the UK, where Andrew had attended the Nuffield Scholarship's Contemporary Scholars Conference. This chance encounter paved the way for an insightful conversation about McCann's life's work, his pivotal career decisions, and the adventures that have marked his journey.McCann's academic pursuit in conservation biology led him to Honduras, where his research on the endangered Baird's tapir revealed the dire straits of their existence. Realizing that publishing papers was not enough to save these creatures from extinction, he took action by employing local rangers to protect the tapirs from poaching, a move that proved successful a decade later. His narrative takes us through the thrill of being a presenter for Animal Planet, highlighting his encounters with anacondas, and the shift towards more impactful conservation efforts. Dr. McCann's adventurous spirit is not just confined to his conservation work; it extends to his personal endeavors, from speed flying accidents that nearly cost him his life to leading expeditions across some of the most challenging terrains on Earth. Despite a severe injury that could have ended his adventuring days, McCann's resilience shines through as he recounts his recovery and determination to continue exploring and making a difference. The conversation shifts to McCann's current work in Zimbabwe, where he has founded the National Park Rescue organization. Here, he discusses the challenges and successes of revitalizing Chizarira National Park, battling elephant poaching, and fostering community engagement for sustainable conservation. McCann's efforts have led to significant improvements in the park's biodiversity and have demonstrated the potential for positive change through dedicated intervention. This episode not only charts the remarkable journey of a man who has dedicated his life to the preservation of our planet's wildlife but also serves as a call to action for listeners. Dr. Niall McCann's story is a testament to the power of passion, perseverance, and the belief that one person can indeed make a difference in the world.Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.Join Philip Johan Odendaal on the Real P3 Podcast as they delve into the intricate world of agribusiness, featuring Dr. Andrew Tucker from South Africa. In this enlightening episode, they embark on a journey through the diverse landscapes of African agriculture, exploring the intersection of science, innovation, and environmental stewardship.Dr. Tucker shares his extensive experience as a veterinarian specializing in commercial pig farming, offering insights into the unique challenges and opportunities faced by farmers across Africa. From routine health checks to navigating biosecurity protocols in regions endemic to African swine fever, Dr. Tucker sheds light on the complexities of modern livestock management.The conversation expands to include discussions on wildlife conservation, particularly the critical role of vultures in maintaining ecological balance. Discover how pig farmers are innovatively contributing to wildlife preservation through the establishment of vulture restaurants, ensuring the survival of endangered species amidst changing habitats and human encroachment.As the dialogue unfolds, Andrew and Johan delve into broader issues affecting South African agriculture, from power cuts to economic instability. Despite facing daunting challenges, they highlight the resilience and ingenuity of farmers in adapting to adverse conditions, embracing renewable energy solutions such as solar power to mitigate the impact of electricity shortages.Through candid reflections on their personal experiences and observations, the hosts offer a compelling narrative of hope and determination in the face of adversity. From confronting the legacy of land dispossession to harnessing technological advancements, this episode encapsulates the spirit of innovation driving sustainable agricultural practices in Africa.Tune in to the Real P3 Podcast and embark on a thought-provoking journey through the dynamic landscape of agribusiness, where science, art, and resilience converge to shape a brighter future for food production and environmental conservation.Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.In episode 107 of The Real P3 podcast, host Philip Johan Oldendahl embarks on a captivating journey with Martin Hobbs, a visionary from South Africa. Together, they meld the worlds of adventure, resilience, and the vast expanses of African agribusiness. Martin shares his extraordinary story of setting the Guinness World Record for the fastest time swimming the length of Lake Malawi. This endeavor pushed the limits of human endurance and determination.Navigating through tales of border crossings, the essence of the "African handshake," and the unexpected challenges faced during Martin’s journey, the episode is a vivid narrative of perseverance, strategy, and the sheer will to overcome the formidable. Martin's recount of battling through inclement weather, potential threats from wildlife, and the physical toll of swimming in extreme conditions underscores the power of the human spirit and the importance of setting bite-sized goals to tackle seemingly insurmountable challenges.Beyond the adventure, Martin delves into his philosophy of life and business, drawing parallels between his aquatic conquest and the principles that have guided him to success. From understanding the value of vocalizing ambitions to the intricate process of building and nurturing a business from the ground up, Martin imparts wisdom that resonates across the spectrum of personal and professional development.This episode promises to inspire, enlighten, and ignite a passion for pushing boundaries, whether it be in the vast landscapes of Africa, the competitive world of agribusiness, or the personal quests we embark on. Join Casey and Johan for an enriching dialogue that bridges the gap between the science of nutrition, the heart of perseverance, and the art of living a life filled with purpose and adventure.Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.Welcome to a pivotal episode of the Real P3 Podcast, where we're embarking on a refreshed journey with Casey Bradley and the new co-host, Philip Johan Odendaal, a proud Nuffield Scholar from Zimbabwe. This episode marks the beginning of an expanded exploration into global agribusiness, offering a unique blend of science, empathy, and the heart that defines our mission. Delve into the intricacies of animal nutrition and health from a U.S. perspective with Casey, while Johan introduces us to a vast global network, thanks to his experiences as a Nuffield Scholar.Discover how we're connecting listeners with extraordinary individuals worldwide, inspiring unstoppable growth in life and business. This episode promises enlightening conversations and practical insights into agriculture, resilience, and the power of human stories. Whether it's discussing the challenges and triumphs of pig farming or exploring the broader landscape of global agriculture, we're here to inspire, educate, and transform.Tune in to witness how our passions for the industry, our commitment to serving through science plus heart, and our global perspectives converge to empower our community. And for those intrigued by the enriching journey that the Nuffield Scholar Program offers to agricultural professionals, explore more at [Nuffield International](https://www.nuffieldinternational.org/).Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.In Episode 105 of the Real P3 podcast, host Casey Bradley explores the innovative world of clinical pet nutrition with Jeff Sutherland, CEO of Canine Biologics. They delve into how Canine Biologics is revolutionizing pet nutrition with its unique approach to creating customized, software-driven nutritional plans for critically ill pets. This episode not only highlights the science behind their groundbreaking Nutri-Adapt product but also discusses the broader implications for animal health and nutrition. Through their conversation, listeners will gain insights into the importance of targeted, high-quality nutrition for pets in critical care, the role of technology in advancing animal health, and the challenges and successes faced by Canine Biologics in bringing their products to market. Join Casey and Jeff for a compelling discussion on the cutting edge of pet nutrition, where science meets heart, and knowledge transforms into action.Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.In this episode of the Real P3 Podcast, host Casey Bradley takes us on an enlightening journey through the 2024 Iowa Pork Congress and the International Production & Processing Expo (IPPE), delivering firsthand insights into the latest advancements in animal nutrition, health, and welfare. Casey begins with a fascinating exploration of water solutions for swine with Ty Ontiberos from Trojan Specialty Products, uncovering the innovative approaches to ensuring livestock have access to essential water resources, even in the most challenging conditions.As we move through the Iowa Pork Congress, Casey engages with Jason Mueller of Fabcore Plastics, revealing the significance of durable, outdoor-friendly feeders and how they're revolutionizing feeding practices. The conversation shifts to cutting-edge cleaning solutions with Adam from FarrPro, discussing the OmniJet power washer tips and their impact on reducing labor and improving barn hygiene.The episode then transitions to IPPE in Atlanta, where Casey highlights the importance of career development and mentorship within the poultry and egg industry with insights from Barbara Jenkins of the U.S. Poultry and Egg Association. The focus on animal welfare continues with a discussion with Alina Porta of Cloverleaf Animal Welfare Systems, sharing her transition from managing swine production systems to advocating for global animal welfare standards.Throughout the episode, Casey's passion for practical application in animal nutrition shines, emphasizing the crucial role of technology and innovation in enhancing the sustainability and efficiency of animal production systems. Join us for this episode of the Real P3 Podcast, where science meets heart, and knowledge transforms into action, providing listeners with a comprehensive view of the latest trends and technologies in animal health and nutrition.Tune in to learn, grow, and be inspired as we delve into the world of animal agriculture, exploring how industry leaders are addressing today's challenges and shaping the future of the sector. Whether you're a professional in the field, a student aspiring to join the industry, or simply an enthusiast passionate about animal welfare and sustainability, this episode promises valuable insights and inspiration for all.Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.The Real P3 Podcast episode, hosted by Casey Bradley, delves into the future of animal nutrition, emphasizing the importance of gut health in monogastric species like swine. Casey, recognized as a thought leader in swine nutrition, shares insights from recent travels to industry events, such as the Iowa Pork Congress and IPPE in Atlanta. The episode reveals a shift towards a holistic approach to nutrition, moving beyond traditional amino acid profiles to encompass gut health's complex role in animal well-being.Casey discusses the necessity of integrating various disciplines, including veterinary science and genetics, to address the nuanced needs of individual animals. This interdisciplinary approach is aimed at enhancing precision nutrition, thereby improving feed efficiency, growth rates, and overall health. The conversation touches on the potential of genetic advancements, like PERS-resistant pigs, to contribute to sustainability and climate change mitigation.A significant focus is placed on debunking the misconceptions surrounding feed additives and their economic implications, advocating for a broader understanding of their benefits beyond immediate financial returns. Casey highlights the underestimated connection between phytase, a commonly used feed enzyme, and gut health. Phytase not only aids in phosphorus absorption but also impacts other nutritional and health aspects, showcasing the intricate relationship between nutrition, gut health, and animal health.The episode calls for breaking down silos within the industry to foster a collaborative environment that encourages innovation and practical application of research findings. Casey's vision for the podcast is to serve as a platform for diverse voices in the field to discuss the complexities of gut health and nutrition, aiming to drive progress through shared knowledge and experiences.Listeners are invited to contribute to the conversation, emphasizing the podcast's role in bridging gaps between various facets of animal health and nutrition. The episode concludes with a reminder of the importance of empathy towards animals, encouraging listeners to appreciate the connection between their work and the well-being of livestock.Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.Join Casey Bradley on a riveting episode of the Real P3 Podcast, where she delves into the evolving world of swine nutrition and management. This episode, produced by Sun Swine Group and sponsored by Swine Nutrition Management, features Willem Steyn, a founding partner of The Real P3. Together, they explore groundbreaking research on space allowance in swine and the innovative BANFF support system.Casey opens the episode by setting the stage for a thought-provoking discussion, highlighting the diverse global perspectives in the swine industry. Willem shares his insights from the recent BANFF seminar, emphasizing the importance of applied science and practical knowledge in animal nutrition.The conversation takes a deep dive into Willem's research, focusing on the challenges and solutions related to space allowance in swine. Willem explains how genetic advancements have led to increased birth rates, posing new challenges for existing farm infrastructures. The duo discusses innovative strategies to optimize farrowing houses and grower facilities without incurring the high costs of new construction.Casey and Willem explore the implications of different stocking strategies, including double stocking and its impact on growth, feed conversion, and facility utilization. They address the economic and environmental benefits of these approaches, emphasizing the need to rethink traditional metrics like average daily gain and feed conversion ratio.The episode also touches on the human aspect of swine management, discussing the challenges faced by staff in managing nursery pigs and the importance of social dynamics among pigs. Willem highlights upcoming research trials that will continue to push the boundaries of swine nutrition and management.Closing the episode, Casey reflects on the importance of adopting innovative, sustainable practices in the swine industry. She encourages listeners to embrace change and consider new perspectives for the betterment of the industry.Tune in to this enlightening episode of the Real P3 Podcast for a journey through the science and heart of swine nutrition. Discover how the latest research and innovative strategies are shaping the future of sustainable swine farming.Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com

Send us a Text Message.In this inspiring episode of *The Real P3 Podcast*, we delve into the world of agricultural innovation with our guest, Peter Kelly, the visionary founder of Grow Further. This organization is at the forefront of combating global food insecurity through groundbreaking agricultural research and development.Peter Kelly's Background: Before his impactful journey with Grow Further, Peter was an assistant professor of economics at Renmin University in Beijing, specializing in agriculture, international development, and the environment. His academic prowess is backed by a PhD in Agricultural and Resource Economics from UC Berkeley and a BS from UC Davis. He's also an influential figure in several charitable and policy organizations, including his role as vice chair of Carbon Washington.From Academia to Grow Further: Our dialogue begins with Casey Bradley exploring Peter's transition from academia to establishing a nonprofit. Peter shares the genesis of his vision during his college days and the pivotal influences that shaped his decision, including an insightful conversation with Bill Gates Sr.Grow Further's Grant Initiatives: Peter reveals the unique approach of Grow Further in selecting grant projects. Among 700 applications, the organization funded two major initiatives in 2021: a project to develop the first commercial variety of Bambara groundnut in Ghana and an AI-driven app in Tanzania for early detection of maize and bean diseases. These projects highlight the organization's commitment to innovations with extensive, scalable impacts.Confronting Food Security and Climate Change: The conversation shifts to the increasing role of technology in agriculture and the complex factors affecting agricultural productivity in Africa. Peter emphasizes the importance of adapting to climate change and the socioeconomic barriers hindering progress.Vision and Involvement: Peter discusses the landscape of organizations tackling food insecurity and Grow Further's unique role in supporting long-term agricultural research. He invites listeners to engage with the organization through various avenues, emphasizing the need for collective effort in this domain.Grow Further's Mission: At its core, Grow Further exists to address the pressing need for sustainable food security. With millions facing undernourishment and malnutrition globally, the organization focuses on innovative solutions to enhance agriculture in the face of population growth, climate change, and evolving agricultural challenges.Final Thoughts: This episode not only enlightens but also encourages us to think deeply about our role in shaping a sustainable and nutritious future. Join us in exploring how innovation, passion, and community involvement can transform the landscape of global food security.Support the Show.Connect with us on :Instagram @therealp3_podcastLinkedIn @The Real P3Facebook @The Real P3www.thesunswinegroup.com