Episode 168, Green Children of Woolpit
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Derrell and Charlie discuss the strange and apparently true story of two wayward green colored youths in rural England.
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Episode 167, The Great Die-up
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Charlie and Derrell discuss the impact of the severe winter of 1886/87 and the challenges of the current cattle market. This episode was recorded in late 2022.
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Episode 166, Lincoln the Wrestler
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Charlie and Derrell discuss our 16th president and his reign as wrestling champion.
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Episode 165, Barbwire and the Goat Peeler
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Derrell and Charlie discuss the history of barbwire. No blood was spilled in the making of this episode.
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Episode 164, Christmas in the Country
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A blast of winter weather didn't keep Charlie and Derrell from getting together to bring Christmas greetings to the Farm to Market world.
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Episode 163, Forever in Blue Jeans
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Charlie and Derrell discuss the history of denim and the role of blue jeans in the development of the U.S.
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Episode 162, Same Day Delivery
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Charlie and Derrell discuss how peddlers delivered products for rural folks in a world before Amazon.
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Episode 161, Ranching with a PhD
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In this latest edition of the Farm to Market 501 sessions, Derrell visits with Charles Nichols, educator and long-time rancher in Arnett, Oklahoma.
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Episode 160, Vet and Verse
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Derrell and Charlie discuss the life and work of Baxter Black.
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Episode 159, Making Sliced Bread Better
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Derrell welcomes Dr. Brett Carver, OSU Professor and Director of the Wheat Improvement Team to talk about how a constant stream of OSU wheat varieties provides better products for producers and consumers.
info_outlineDerrell and Charlie discuss the relationship between Mother Nature's most vicious and vital storms and the people who live in their paths.