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In the weekly broadcast of ”Have You Herd?” Morgan Hayes and Josh Jackson bring you up to date on what‘s happening on their farms each week. Their farming practices are directly influenced by their professional careers as biosystems engineers. Through this broadcast, they share how they apply engineering principles to their farming activities. Morgan Hayes, Ph.D., PE, is an assistant extension professor in the University of Kentucky‘s Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department. She specializes in livestock systems engineering, and she farms about 500 acres in Kentucky. Read her most recent publications at http://www2.ca.uky.edu/agcomm/pubs.asp, or visit her website at https://www.uky.edu/bae/hayes. Josh Jackson, Ph.D., is an assistant extension professor in the University of Kentucky‘s Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department. He also specializes in precision livestock engineering, and runs a family farm that raises Angus cattle. Read his most recent publications at http://www2.ca.uky.edu/agcomm/pubs.asp or visit his website at https://www.uky.edu/bae/jackson. Suggested Citation: Hayes, Morgan, Jackson, J. (Hosts). Have You Herd? Conversations with Josh Jackson & Morgan Hayes [Audio podcast]. University of Kentucky Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department. https://haveyouherdwithjoshandmorgan.podbean.com/
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Friday Oct 13, 2023
Friday Oct 13, 2023
In this week's broadcast of "Have You Herd?" Morgan Hayes and Josh Jackson stream from the University of Kentucky Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department. They discuss how they maintain their fencelines.
Friday Oct 13, 2023
Friday Oct 13, 2023
In this week's broadcast of "Have You Herd?" Morgan Hayes and Josh Jackson stream from the Harold R Benson research and Demonstration Farm in Frankfort KY. They discuss the opportunities for working cattle in older tobacco barns.
Thursday Sep 28, 2023
Thursday Sep 28, 2023
In this week's broadcast of "Have You Herd?" Morgan Hayes and Josh Jackson stream from the University of Kentucky Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department. They discuss the uses for IBC crates on their farms.
Wednesday Sep 27, 2023
Wednesday Sep 27, 2023
In this week's broadcast of "Have You Herd?" Morgan Hayes and Josh Jackson stream from the University of Kentucky Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department. In hopes of getting some rainfall on their farms they are choosing to discuss rainwater collection options and tools.
Wednesday Sep 20, 2023
Wednesday Sep 20, 2023
In this week's broadcast of "Have You Herd?" Morgan Hayes and Josh Jackson stream from the University of Kentucky Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department. They discuss mechanical weed control practices on their farms.
Tuesday Aug 29, 2023
Tuesday Aug 29, 2023
In this week's broadcast of "Have You Herd?" Morgan Hayes and Josh Jackson stream from the University of Kentucky Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department. They discuss the beginning of fall calving and dealing with the heat wave simultaneously.
Thursday Aug 17, 2023
Thursday Aug 17, 2023
In this week's broadcast of "Have You Herd?" Morgan Hayes and Josh Jackson stream from the University of Kentucky Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department. They discuss tires on their equipment.
Tuesday Aug 08, 2023
Tuesday Aug 08, 2023
In this week's broadcast of "Have You Herd?" Morgan Hayes and Josh Jackson stream from the University of Kentucky Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department. They discuss their how their 2023 hay cutting is going and management decisions that are affected.
Wednesday Aug 02, 2023
Wednesday Aug 02, 2023
In this week's broadcast of "Have You Herd?" Morgan Hayes and Josh Jackson stream from the University of Kentucky Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department. They discuss their experiences with the newest (June 2023) veterinary feed directive requirements.
Tuesday Aug 01, 2023
Tuesday Aug 01, 2023
In this week's broadcast of "Have You Herd?" Morgan Hayes and Josh Jackson stream from the University of Kentucky Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Department. They discuss their thoughts and experiences managing heat with small ruminants.