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Shades of Agriculture with Damion Turner
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2020
Shades of agriculture was created to shed light on all aspects, creeds, colors, backgrounds and realms of agriculture. From your grassroots to your corporate world, this podcast will touch on all aspects and Shades of Agriculture.
Shades of Agriculture with Damion Turner with Special Guest Andra Collins
This episode is with Mrs. Andra Collins, she has an extensive background in agriculture. Starting in her early years of high school in FFA where she competed in all aspects of the organization. She then proceeded with her love for agriculture post high school, by attending Prairie View A&M University. Where she majored in Agriculture Education. After graduating from PVAMU she began a teaching career as an Agriculture Education Teacher and has been teacher for well over a decade. Not only is she a knowledgeable educator, but she is also an accomplished entrepreneur where she is the proud owner of Inheritance Floral Design. There is so much more I can say about this amazing woman in agriculture. This is just a brief intro to the woman you will be listening too. Thank you for your support and I hope you enjoy the episode.
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Shades of Agriculture with Damion Turner with special guest Dr. Lindsay Chichester
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This episode is with Dr. Lindsay Chichester of the Nevada Extension Service, this extraordinary woman has a deep history in livestock and extension. She has a long list of amazing accomplishments within research, animal science, and meat sciences. She is an entrepreneur that recently started her own beekeeping business and uses her newfound knowledge to educate others in the area. There is so m...
Randy Allgood Interview
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This episode has been a long time coming. I had the privilege of interviewing the one and only Mr. Randy Allgood, I consider this man a "Brother from another mother". This gentleman is a man of many hats. many talents, and most of all just an amazing human being. From cattleman to real estate, to nationally known livestock and showmanship judge. If you don't know this man or of this man, I woul...
Shades of Agriculture with Damion Turner, with special guest Kayla Crowley (Part 2)
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This is the second installment from episode 2 with Mrs. Kayla. I wanted to have her back on the show to finish up our deep conversation of our past, present , and future issues/endeavors. Kayla has a very unique story and has a powerful grasp of mindfulness and personal awareness. I hope you enjoy and I truly thank Kayla for being on the show and sharing her story.
Shades of Agriculture with Damion Turner, Season 1, Episode 5, special guest Joe Tutt /Joe Collards
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Joe Tutt aka Big Joe Collards is a huge advocate for any and all things agricultural related. He has a massive background in agronomy, agriculture economics, and livestock. He runs a massive row crop operation in Central Texas. This gentlemen is a wealth of knowledge, and is a huge innovator in his field. Look him up on Facebook and Instagram.
Season 1, Episode 4,Shades of Agriculture with Damion Turner with special guest Dr. Timothy Sandles
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Dr. Tim Sandles is a graduate of Texas A&M University with a degree in Agriculture Development, and also has his Doctorate from LSU. Dr. Sandles has a deep rooted history in agriculture growing up in a small town of Madisonville, Texas. Where he grew up showing livestock and working on his family farm. Tim has a very unique journey and I am glad and excited to have the opportunity to converse w...
Shades of Agriculture Podcast Season 1, Episode 1 Me and My Why
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Shades of Agriculture Podcast was created to shed light on all the various: backgrounds, creeds, colors, history, heritage, beliefs and methods of agriculture in the world. Agriculture is a massive part of this world, and I would like to educate people around the world, not only about methods and processes, but also the people that contribute to the amazing world of Agriculture
Shades of Agriculture, Season 1, Episode 2, Kayla Crowley
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Shades of Agriculture Podcast was created to shed light on all the various: backgrounds, creeds, colors, history, heritage, beliefs and methods of agriculture in the world. Agriculture is a massive part of this world, and I would like to educate people around the world, not only about methods and processes, but also the people that contribute to the amazing world of Agriculture.
Turner's Tuesday Tips (Part 3) Feeds and Feeding
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Turner's Tuesday Tips (Feeds and Feeding Part 3) The 3 Essential Elements of the Feed Tag Howdy Howdy, so todays video is part 3 of my 3 part series on feeds and feeding. This quick video is dedicated to the 3 most essential elements to look for when reading your feed tags. This video will give you a brief description of those elements and their importance. I also talk about one very important ...
Turner's Tuesday Tips
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Feeds and Feeding Howdy Howdy..so today is the first set of my three part series on feeds and feeding. Starting with 5 questions you should always ask yourself when deciding on what to feed your animal or what feed to purchase. #2 Will be on "Reading Feed Labels" and #3 will be a more in-depth look at feed ingredients and their purpose. I tried to make it quick and simple.
Turner's Tuesday Tips (TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE)
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Turner's Tuesday Tips Sheep/Goats Today's video will continue our introductory portion to transition into my upcoming livestock videos. The topic today topic is sheep and goats, and it will be the same interactive concept as the previous video about cattle. This video was also created for our county Virtual 4-H Agtivity Barn Series we do every year. (SO EXCUSE THE INTRO) Get ready and please le...
Measuring for front girth length and fit
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Measuring for front girth length and fit
What style would you go with for riding ranch bronc? (rodeos)
We just wanted our horses back! How do you live with yourself?
Horse Thief! Fraud!
Got myself some flashy North and Judd Herculean spurs. Slap them on my Tony Llama stingray skins and hit my local steakhouse. *clang clang clang* #Fashion Never used them when riding a horse though…. 🐎
Where did you get the training spurs from
NRS National Roping Supply
To the point. Thank you.
Well done!
Cool video... I will be looking for any other videos you have ..👍
Excelente video bro , greetings from Venezuela
Thank you for this video. Could you help clarify......The second one, the std bell flat bottom, this shape in aluminium is being called “ oxbow” in Australia. Is this the correct name for it or is the first one only called oxbow ?
We’re can I find the first spur
Off subject.. there are plow horses that pull forward, and roping horses that pull backwards when holding a steer/cow. Does a horse have more power pulling or backing up?
Good video and very informative 👍
Just discovered your channel and have liked your content. Keep up the good work!!
Good video keep it up
Appreciate it.. Thank you so much!!
Yes, do you have any specific manufactures we should consider?
I tend to get mine custom made, but there are a lot of good saddlemakers out there. I personally like Courts, Cactus, Double J, King Ranch, Tod Slone.. all are very good..
@@shadesofagriculturewithdam380 interesting Would you like to mento city kids to grow food so they can qualify for usda grant?
@@diversitylove5460 Howdy, yes I would most definitely be interested in participating. email me at thedamionturner@gmail.com
Thanks for the valuable information brother 👌👌👌👍
Not a problem brother, thank you for your support!!
Awesome!
Thank you!!
I am 41 years old & just realized today that insulin comes from cattle. 😎Thanks for doing what you do!
Well thank you!! You will be surprised all the things that come from animals. Its actually pretty shocking.
I have been watching your videos. I have liked them all and wanted you to know how much your efforts have taught me. I am a rancher/farmer here in Southeastern Utah. I am 71 years old and have been ranching a long time now and I have learned one thing and that is that you are never too old or to knowledgeable to learn. I raise alfalfa hay to feed the stock in the winter. People here run their herds on the mountains in the summer and on the red rock desert in the winter. We do not do much if any roping but we do have to gather the herd and drive them from range to another (always keep an old heifer to guide the herd where it needs to go). This can be hard at times when they disappear up a narrow red rock canyon. I use a Colorado Association saddle which seems to work well in our rough country. I did want to thank you for your videos.
Sorry for the late response.. I would like to see pictures of your saddle, I hear they are very good quality..
Hey man, Loving your videos! Would love to see some longer videos. Keep up the good work!
Thank you very much.. We are in the works with some longer educational videos.. Coming soon Amigo!!
What brand is the last all-around saddle and the ranching saddle?
I like King Ranch saddles and Double J are my go too
I use to go to producers and make my own ration