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Sharing the goodness of agriculture and human ingenuity. Brought to you by Dr. Tommy Winders, Max Winders, & Jack Winders | Listen with the link ⬇️

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Must watch if you care about beef. Common sense and rational. Beef production and supply is hugely misunderstood by almost all commentators, contaminated with Dunning-Kruger effect. Basically, Dr. Baker stands alone as knowledgeable voice. On behalf of all Beef Ranching Families,

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Our food is safe. How can I be sure? The USDA just released its annual survey on pesticide residues in food. 10,000 samples across 21 types of food products. → 99.5% were below the established safe limits for consumption. Even more encouraging, almost 40% of the samples

Our food is safe. 
How can I be sure? 

The USDA just released its annual survey on pesticide residues in food.

10,000 samples across 21 types of food products.

→ 99.5% were below the established safe limits for consumption. 

Even more encouraging, almost 40% of the samples
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1971 cover of Life Magazine. Repeating today. US Beef Herd is smallest in 65 years (1961). Ranchers respond to market signals, if profitable to expand Cow/Calf herds, they will do it. US Beef at a major crossroads. Tommy Winders The Fairly Interesting Podcast

1971 cover of Life Magazine. Repeating today. US Beef Herd is smallest in 65 years (1961). Ranchers respond to market signals, if profitable to expand Cow/Calf herds, they will do it. US Beef at a major crossroads. <a href="/TommyWindersPhD/">Tommy Winders</a> <a href="/theFIpod/">The Fairly Interesting Podcast</a>
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Episode #22 now available! Family Farms are still the backbone of US Agriculture. "Corporate/Factory Farming" is a demagogic slur, that is not accurate or helpful. open.spotify.com/episode/3gpCA5…

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Another great article from Andrew McGuire "Natural systems do not feed large populations, cropped systems do. Therefore, nature should not be a benchmark for cropped soils nor a goal for regenerative cropping systems...realistic goals should focus on soil health improvements

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Episode 23 out now. Need a new heart? A fascinating chat about growing custom organs from pigs, harvesting organs for 'Organ Tourism' and the ethical and practical issues of this growing global industry. open.spotify.com/episode/2oEN7K…

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Episode #24. "It's what's for dinner" is less true than ever. Should imported beef be labeled “Product of the USA” when it’s not born or raised here? We discuss the complex issue of Country of Origin Labeling (COOL) open.spotify.com/episode/1s8sJ9…