HeyJaredVets In Ag Podcast
We explore the stories and insights from the military veteran and supporter communities who are leading the way for vets in agribusiness, agtech, and agri-preneurship.
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#94 – Sunnyside Egg Co. – Patrick Samuels (US Army) (opens the original)
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That bright orange yolk you're paying a premium for? There's a good chance it's been manipulated. 🥚 Patrick Samuels went from West Point to Army Ranger School then to Special Forces — deploying to Iraq and Tajikistan - running partner force operations. He left the military because he felt he and his men didn't have the autonomy they needed to make a difference. According to Patrick, nobody wanted to actually win. So he went and built a company where the only limits are the ones he sets. Sunnysid
#93 – Compatible Lands Foundation – Coral Eginton (opens the original)
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She became an archeologist because of her love for exploration and discovery. She became a land conservationist because of the U.S. Army. And somewhere in between, she figured out that the land surrounding a military base might be just as important as what's inside the fence line. 🌱 Coral Eginton grew up in California as an only child before spending years chasing ancient mysteries — from shipwrecks off the coast of Spain to ruins buried in the jungles of the Yucatan. She has a master's in nauti
#92 – Carnation Farms – Brian Pugh – US Marine Corps (opens the original)
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From Marine Corps logistician to champion of regenerative agriculture — Brian Pugh’s journey is one you don’t want to miss.🌱 In this conversation, Brian shares how family gardens, his time in Okinawa’s Blue Zone, and a growing concern for food as medicine led him to leave the service and dive headfirst into healing our food system from the soil up. He’s now leading the Service to Soil program at Carnation Farms, a SkillBridge initiative helping transitioning veterans gain hands-on experience in
#91 – Land At Home Project – Barry Taylor & Emma Cashman (opens the original)
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Today's guests are Barry Taylor and Emma Cashman — the co-founders of the Land At Home Project, a nonprofit built on the simple but evidence-backed premise that veterans need a renewed sense of purpose and America needs new farmers and ranchers. Barry grew up on a small ranch in rural southeastern Arizona — the kind of place where summers meant fence work and cattle, the kind of work you couldn’t wait to leave until you were old enough to realize what it imparted in you. His career took him thro
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