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200. From Okeechobee to Oklahoma; with Tyson "Bud" Barnes of Cimarron Land Group

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Release Date: 10/01/2025

203. What's In A Name: A Look At Florida's 67 Counties; with Sam Phares show art 203. What's In A Name: A Look At Florida's 67 Counties; with Sam Phares

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In this episode, we cover some fun history by taking a look at the name origins for Florida's 67 counties. The names come from many sources including famous public figures, historic languages, prominent landmarks, and more. There are surprises here even for the seasoned Florida native so be sure to tune in and share it with your friends and family. Note:  We had multiple undiagnosed technical difficulties recording this episode.  After a second recording attempt of the second half that partially failed again, we salvaged one audio line to complete the episode.  With that said,...

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[SPECIAL REBROADCAST] 138. Perpetuating Florida's Cattle Industry and Heritage Through The Florida Cattlemen's Foundation; with Jim Handley, Executive VP Florida Cattlemen's Association show art [SPECIAL REBROADCAST] 138. Perpetuating Florida's Cattle Industry and Heritage Through The Florida Cattlemen's Foundation; with Jim Handley, Executive VP Florida Cattlemen's Association

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NOTE: This week in honor of Giving Tuesday we're re-airing our episode describing all the wonderful work done by our partners at the Florida Cattlemen's Foundation.  If you're considerig year-end giving and want to know that your contribution will used wisely, please visit and select the tab for the Foundation where you'll be able to donate.  Alternatively, you can contact the FCA office to discuss alternative ways to give.  Jim Handley has since retired and passed the torch to Dusty Holley as the FCA executive VP, and the same great work for Florida's cattle business...

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202. Out Of The Saddle And Behind The Mic: A Conversation with Mary-Margaret Hardee and Gina Tran show art 202. Out Of The Saddle And Behind The Mic: A Conversation with Mary-Margaret Hardee and Gina Tran

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This week we're collaborating with the hosts from Herding Her Story. For those listeners who've never tuned into this podcast, their goal is to showcase women from across the agriculture industry to highlight their accomplishments, success stories, and unique perspectives. In this conversation, we dive into their individual background stories, how they came together to produce the podcast, and then we flip the script and have the hosts answering the questions rather than asking them. You'll learn a lot about these two vibrant ladies and how they're sharing the story of Florida agriculture in a...

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[REBROADCAST] 117. Discovering Intrinsic Worth With Some Cowboy Poetry show art [REBROADCAST] 117. Discovering Intrinsic Worth With Some Cowboy Poetry

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NOTE:  On the heels of the Florida Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting and a lot of time on the road for numerous other obligations, we're taking a break to regroup this week.  While we get reorganized, please enjoy this batch of cowboy poetry that originally published on the podcast a couple years ago.      Episode 117 serves up some cowboy poetry focused on finding the underlying, essential value in the world around us from both the male and female perspective. You'll hear some of Brad's own poetry as well as some poems from Wallace McRae and Barney Nelson that all...

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201. Agriculture's Importance For Florida And Beyond; with Sam Phares show art 201. Agriculture's Importance For Florida And Beyond; with Sam Phares

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This week we have a candid conversation about the current state of agriculture and its importance to our state and our nation. We discuss the Farmer of the Year program at the state level as well as its culmination at the Sunbelt Ag Expo. From there, we talk about the farmer's roundtable discussion that's part of the expo proceedings along with all the highs, lows, and in between of being an agricultural producer in America today.

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200. From Okeechobee to Oklahoma; with Tyson 200. From Okeechobee to Oklahoma; with Tyson "Bud" Barnes of Cimarron Land Group

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For Bud Barnes, these two places share a lot more in common than the first two letters of their names. On this week's episode, Bud shares stories of growing up in south Florida, working cows, hunting, fishing, and generally enjoying the backwoods of our state whether from horseback or the seat of an airboat. We discuss how rodeo carried him west where he met his wife and built a ranch and thriving business in Oklahoma. That he genuinely cares about people and the land is abundantly clear which is why forming Cimarron Land Group was a natural fit for him. Bud is able to channel his passion for...

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199. Riders Of The Palmetto Prairie - Part 2; with Sam Phares show art 199. Riders Of The Palmetto Prairie - Part 2; with Sam Phares

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On this week's episode, we're concluding our two part coverage of Chapter 7 from Joe A. Akerman's classic book, Florida Cowman. Last week's episode covered the first part of the chapter and we conclude it this week by looking at topics such as Florida cow dogs, cracker cow ponies, wild cattle, Indian cowmen, and more. Join us and learn about cow hunting in the old days of Florida's frontier.

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198. Riders Of The Palmetto Prairie - Part 1; with Sam Phares show art 198. Riders Of The Palmetto Prairie - Part 1; with Sam Phares

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Florida Cowman is one of those books that should be in every person's collection of books about Florida. Authored by Joe A. Akerman, Jr in collaboration with the Florida Cattlemen's Association to commemorate our nation's bicentennial, it's a painstakingly researched and very enlightening account of Florida's cattle history. Knowing that many of our listeners aren't in the cattle business and are likely unfamiliar with the book or its contents, we wanted to cover Chapter 7 with its vivid accounts of cow hunting turn of the century Florida. The chapter is lengthy so we've broken it in half. We...

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197.  A Retrospective of Screwworm Eradication In Florida And It's Potential Resurgence show art 197. A Retrospective of Screwworm Eradication In Florida And It's Potential Resurgence

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The New World Screwworm was one of the costliest and most horrific diseases that livestock producers have ever faced. Its deadliest and costliest period for Florida cattlemen peaked in 1956-1957 at which point Florida cattle producers had had enough of it. Join us this week as we look back at the grassroots effort Florida's beef producers generated which spurred into existence a multi-agency and joint governmental effort to eradicate this deadly pest from our state; a program that was widened in scope to extend across our nation and secure the safety of our nation's beef herds. It's a shining...

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196. Seminole Chief Cowkeeper And The Magic of The Alachua Basin show art 196. Seminole Chief Cowkeeper And The Magic of The Alachua Basin

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Payne’s Prairie basin is a natural resource of not only state, but national importance and the lush grasses, flowering plants, and other vegetation that cover this basin act as a filter purifying water throughout the vast wetland which is a big reason why it has drawn humans and wildlife to it over the last 12,000 years. In this episode, we'll take a look at how various countries and cultures across the centuries impacted the area, but we'll especially focus on the Alachua Seminole, their Chief Cowkeeper, and their importance to not just the region but to Florida's cattle culture overall.

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For Bud Barnes, these two places share a lot more in common than the first two letters of their names. On this week's episode, Bud shares stories of growing up in south Florida, working cows, hunting, fishing, and generally enjoying the backwoods of our state whether from horseback or the seat of an airboat. We discuss how rodeo carried him west where he met his wife and built a ranch and thriving business in Oklahoma. That he genuinely cares about people and the land is abundantly clear which is why forming Cimarron Land Group was a natural fit for him. Bud is able to channel his passion for cattle, spending time in the outdoors, and his years of experience with both into assisting people with finding  the right land on which to build their legacies. Hope you enjoy this week's conversation and learn a little something useful along the way!