Buck to the Basics
Jul 31, 202645mEp. 9S3
Hosts welcome back Scout Carter, Jenkins County ANR Agent and avid deer hunter, to discuss fall hunting topics, including food plots and habitat management.
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This Podcast is geared towards producers, educators, community members, and anyone else interested in agriculture and natural resources. Each episode will feature fellow Extension Agents and Specialists, timely crop updates, and local updates on what the host has been seeing in their own community.
Unknown Host hosts Tillin' It Like It Is: Agriculture and Community Development, a education show with 47 episodes published.
Hosts welcome back Scout Carter, Jenkins County ANR Agent and avid deer hunter, to discuss fall hunting topics, including food plots and habitat management.
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Amanda Smith
Executive Vice President of Strategy · Mike Bellinger Automotive Inc.
1 appearance on this show
Blake Carter
Sales & Partnerships Director at VOAI.app · Cribs Consulting
1 appearance on this show
David Hall
candidate for Sheriff of Geneva County · City of Franklin NH Fire Department
1 appearance on this show
John McCormick
Owner and VP · Southeast Acquirers Association
1 appearance on this show
John Bennett
professor at the McColl School of Business · Queens University of Charlotte
1 appearance on this show
Wade Parker
UGA Extension Southeast District
2 appearances on this show
Dr. Pam Knox
UGA Weather Network
1 appearance on this show
Andrew Sawyer
Southeast Georgia Pecan Agent
1 appearance on this show
Julie Bacon
Appling County 4-H
1 appearance on this show
Rebekah Greene
Tattnall County 4-H
1 appearance on this show
Ashleigh Geurin
Evans and Candler Counties Family & Consumer Sciences
2 appearances on this show
Bryan Fluech
Georgia Sea Grant
1 appearance on this show
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