The Farming Show

Offering a compelling look at what’s at stake—and what we can do to save family farming in Washington state and beyond..

The Farming Show is a news podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 115 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts The Farming Show, a news show with 115 episodes published.

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  Food Prices: WA Beef Farmer Explains What Actually Needs To Happen

  Sep 3, 202620 min

  As the public’s concern about higher food prices–especially beef–is getting headlines and political attention from President Trump, farmers and ranchers are again pushing back against his move to incentivize more beef imports from foreign countries. Austin Allred, a beef producer and dairy farmer based near Royal City, WA joins Dillon with an inside look at the differences between what grocery shoppers and farmers face, and what the real long-term solution to high food prices needs to be particularly in Washington state.

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  Will Trump Food Processing Pledge Help PNW Farmers & Ranchers?

  Aug 31, 202622 min

  Taking aim at the ‘Big 4’ meat processors, President Trump pledged in a social media post Friday to reduce red tape for farmers and ranchers and allow them to “PROCESS THEIR OWN FOOD.” Chelcie Cargill, an eastern Oregon rancher, joins Dillon with reaction to the comments, as well as Trump’s previously-announced plan to temporarily drop tariffs on imported ground beef that’s angered many American beef producers.

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  WA Ranchers On Edge As Pasco Beef Packing House Put Up For Sale

  Aug 27, 202622 min

  The biggest beef packing house in the Pacific Northwest has been put up for sale by its owner, multinational food giant Tyson Foods. Jack Fields, Executive Director of the Washington Cattle Feeders Association, joins Dillon to explain why the news has beef producers in the region on edge, and how the high cost of farming in Washington state contributes to their uncertain future.

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  Labor, Water & Accountability: Save Family Farming’s Focus Right Now

  Aug 24, 202621 min

  Speaking out to protect Washington’s family farming community through advocacy, outreach, and education is what Save Family Farming is all about–but what specific areas is the advocacy group focused on right now? Ben Tindall, Executive Director of Save Family Farming, joins Dillon with a roundup of hot topics and issues the organization is working on currently.

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  WILDFIRE: Why State Mismanagement is to Blame for Unfolding Disaster

  Aug 3, 202637 min

  Wildfire is again wreaking havoc across parts of Washington state, devastating farms and ranches as well as homes and entire communities. While many have been led to believe that climate change is to blame for this destructive new trend of massive fire storms, state mismanagement of forests and rangeland are a major part of this recipe for disaster that’s almost never talked about. Rancher Rod Haeberle has grazed cattle in the high country near Okanogan, WA for decades, and joins Dillon to explain the harmful changes he’s seen in the state’s approach to land management that primed these critical areas for the havoc that’s unfolding now.

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