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VetFarm Network Podcast

The VetFarm Network Podcast connects veterans and civilians through farming, sustainability, and rural entrepreneurship.Hosted by Veterans IN Farming and At Ease Orchard, we share inspiring stories, practical tips, and expert advice for anyone interested in…

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Sep 11, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    Soldiers of the Soil: A New Veteran Opportunity in Idaho (opens the original)

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    Retired Army Colonel Dennis C. Stitt Jr. joins the VetFarm Network Podcast to talk about Soldiers of the Soil , a new hands-on opportunity for veterans interested in ranching and working lands. Dennis now operates Soldier Mountain Highlands in Idaho, where he raises Scottish Highland cattle and is building programming around horsemanship, stockmanship, livestock, stewardship, and real-world learning. We also talk about their upcoming October event in Idaho, with options to attend in person, camp

  2. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    There’s More Than One Way to Fence a Pasture (opens the original)

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    In this episode of the VetFarm Network Podcast, we’re sharing a recording from August's VetFarm Network Live Office Hours conversation with Mike McElroy. Mike brings years of experience with livestock, grazing, electric fencing, and farm infrastructure. During this informal conversation, we talk about permanent and temporary fencing, high-tensile electric, energizers and grounding, pasture layout, gates, water access, rotational grazing, and some of the decisions farmers should think through bef

  3. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Put Your Farm on the Map: Connecting Customers to Local Farms with FarmScout (opens the original)

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    Farm marketing is not something farmers figure out once and leave alone. Each year, farms need to look at how customers are finding them, whether their information is current, and what needs to be updated. Learn how FarmScout helps customers find local farms, farm products, and farm events before they visit. For farmers, the app offers a free way to create or claim a public listing, update availability, share events, and help customers understand what the farm offers. Links from this episode: Fa

  4. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    Benlauck Farm: Diversified Farming in New York (opens the original)

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    In this episode of the American VetFarm Network Podcast , with Thane Benson of Benlauck Farm in New York . Thane is a retired Chief Petty Officer who served 24 years in the U.S. Navy Reserve Seabees, including four overseas deployments. He is also the owner-operator of a small, highly diversified farm where he grows fruit, produce, malting barley, dry beans, corn, and grains. This conversation covers Thane’s experience as a working farmer, the realities of managing a diversified operation, and s

  5. Episode · Jul 23, 2026

    Dauntless Veteran Foundation: From the Field to the Farm (opens the original)

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    In this episode of the American VetFarm Network Podcast , we’re joined by Leanne Babcock, Executive Director of Dauntless Veteran Foundation , for a conversation about veteran agriculture, service, and what it means to help veterans translate their talents from the field to the farm. Leanne shares more about the mission behind Dauntless, why agriculture can create purpose and connection after military service, and why preparation matters when veterans are seeking funding or planning their next s

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