From swine health and emerging research to youth leadership and social media, Jennifer Shike has spent her career telling the stories behind the pork industry. But if you ask the host ofThe Pork Podcastwhat motivates her work, the answer isn't simply journalism—it's helping people better understand agriculture.
In a recent episode of the Hoards Dairyman Podcast, host Jenna Byrne sat down with Dr. Frank Mitloehner, professor and air quality specialist at UC Davis, to discuss the future of dairy sustainability and the evolving conversation around methane emissions.
The Clear Conversations podcast took to the road for a special episode recorded in Nashville during CattleCon, bringing listeners straight into the heart of the cattle industry. Host Tracy Sellers welcomed rancher Steve Wooten of Beatty Canyon Ranch in Colorado for a wide-ranging discussion that blended family history and sustainability, particularly as it relates to the future of beef production.
Katie Roberti sat down for a conversation that reflects both her roots and her mission. As Director of Communications for the California Cattlemen’s Association (CCA), Roberti spends her days translating the realities of ranching into language policymakers, media, and the public can understand. But her connection to agriculture is far more personal than professional.
When Dr. Kelly Nichols talks about dairy cows, you can hear the enthusiasm in her voice. As an assistant professor in the UC Davis Department of Animal Science, Nichols is part of a group of researchers who are looking at one of the most complex challenges in livestock production: how to feed cows in ways that support productivity, animal health, and environmental stewardship.
During a CLEAR Conversations podcast, which was filmed at the 2025 State of the Science Summit held at UC Davis, Anna Trillingsgaard from the Embassy of Denmark shared how their ambitious plan came to be and what it means for farmers, the environment, and the global agricultural community who is watching closely.
When it comes to talking about methane and cattle, few people can make the science sound both accessible and hopeful quite like Dr. Sara Place. A former UC Davis graduate student and now an associate professor of animal sciences at Colorado State University, Place has built her career around understanding how livestock can be part of the climate solution — not just part of the problem.
When Tracy Sellers joined the California Cattlemen’s Association’s (CCA) Sorting Pen podcast this fall, host and CCA Communications Director, Katie Roberti introduced her as someone who has spent a career helping the public better understand where their food comes from.
Dr. Frank Mitloehner spoke to Ash Sweeting on the Ash Cloud Podcast, discussing the changing conversation about methane, the role of farmers in the climate solution, and the challenges and opportunities around research in methane mitigation.
