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    Explore " food processing" with insightful episodes like "Food Waste Reduction Challenge: The Next Level", "Climate change and agricultural solutions", "Mental health on the farm", "Living Laboratories Quebec" and "Leading Women" from podcasts like ""The First Sixteen", "The First Sixteen", "The First Sixteen", "The First Sixteen" and "The First Sixteen"" and more!

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    Food Waste Reduction Challenge: The Next Level

    Food Waste Reduction Challenge: The Next Level
    Over 300 ideas were submitted to the Food Waste Reduction Challenge. Twenty-four of the best ideas were selected for funding. Now it’s time to test their concepts and compete for the $1.5M grand prizes. In this episode, jury member and celebrity chef, Bob Blumer, tells us about the selection process. He also shares tips on reducing food waste at home. Mohamed Yassin from Impact Canada joins the conversation to tell us what’s next.

    Mental health on the farm

    Mental health on the farm
    In this episode we speak with Dr. Briana Hagen about tailoring mental health programs to the needs of farmers. She explains how mental health in farming is fundamentally different than in other sectors. And she points toward solutions and successful programs across the country including the program called, In the Know, which she helped developed at the University of Guelph.

    Leading Women

    Leading Women
    In this episode you will hear a very frank discussion with three leading women in the ag sector. Our interviewees are Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau, Mary Robinson, President of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture, and Kathleen Sullivan, CEO of Food and Beverage Canada. All three are the first women in their positions. All three are advocates for making our sector welcoming and inclusive for all. Through their stories and reflections we find out actions we can all take to make this a truly diverse, inclusive and competitive sector.

    The next generation: Who is going to produce your food tomorrow?

    The next generation: Who is going to produce your food tomorrow?
    Meet the next generation of Canadians working in the agriculture and agri-food sector. Jerry Bos, a young dairy farmer and co-chair of the Canadian Agricultural Youth Council, shares his vision for the future. Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau tells us why it’s important to have young farmers like Jerry and the other members of the council at the decision-making table.

    Saving nutrients with novel science

    Saving nutrients with novel science
    Christopher Garnham and his team at AAFC have discovered something very small that could have big impacts in the food and feed industry. Some crops such as corn and wheat can be infected by a fungus that, while growing, produces mycotoxins. Ingestion of mycotoxin-laden food and feed is detrimental to the health of livestock and humans. Listen as Christopher Garnham explains the discovery they made of an enzyme that has the potential to mitigate these toxins in Canadian agri-food and agri-feed.

    Keeping Food Processing Safe During COVID-19

    Keeping Food Processing Safe During COVID-19

    As someone who has covered the food and beverage industry for over 30 years, editor-in-chief of ProFood World magazine Joyce Fassl was our obvious first stop to help us sort through the COVID-19 clutter and news, and tell us what’s really going on with food processing during the pandemic. Are they safe? Are they all shutting down because of virus spread? What are the plants doing to keep our workers and our food supply safe?

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    Farmer Wellbeing: Mental Health and the Covid-19 Pandemic in the farming community

    Farmer Wellbeing: Mental Health and the Covid-19 Pandemic in the farming community

    Lockdown has taken its toll on our well-being with friends, families and colleagues cut off during the Coronavirus pandemic. As COVID-19 continues to impact our daily lives, stay connected during these challenging times with Karen Patterson and guests on the ABP summer podcast.

    In this episode farmer, David Devine, talks openly with the broadcaster and fellow farmer, Karen Patterson, about his past experience of poor mental health so others can be aware of the signs.

    Plus, the New Interim Mental Health Champion for NI, Professor Siobhan O’Neill, discusses how she believes the positive community spirit during this pandemic could be harnessed to help us look out for one another as we face a ‘new normal.’ 

    And the Chief Executive of the Charity ‘Rural Support’ explains how their services can help through these challenging times.

    Pandemic Positives for Education & Jobs in NI’s Agri-Food Sector

    Pandemic Positives for Education & Jobs in NI’s Agri-Food Sector

    It’s an anxious time for young people who have missed out on so much due to the Coronavirus.

    From disruption in education to economic turmoil, the former BBC broadcaster & farmer Karen Patterson explores if the Pandemic has produced any positives for young people wanting to study or work in agri-food in Northern Ireland? As families approach exam results time, Join Karen and guests to find out.

    Who are Karen's guests:

    Education Adviser for CAFRE Liz Simpson
    Part-time beef farmer and Head of Biology at Belfast Royal Academy, Dr Andrew Bell
    Sixth former and ABP Angus Youth Challenge Outstanding Individual, Lorcan Convery
    Loughry graduate and now full-time ABP employee Sarah Jane Houston

    • If you are a parent or a teacher of a teenager, or a student who has some important choices to make about what to do next, then this podcast is for you.

    Farmer Safety: A Survivor's Perspective

    Farmer Safety: A Survivor's Perspective

    In Episode 1 ‘Farmer Safety: A Survivor’s Perspective’ the former BBC broadcaster & farmer Karen Patterson explores the physical and emotional consequences of farm accidents in a frank conversation in the run-up to National Farm Safety Week.

    Who are Karen's guests:

    Survivors of serious accidents, Ann Doherty from Co. Kilkenny and William Sayers from Co. Tyrone

    The lead paramedic from the Northern Ireland Air Ambulance whose task it is to attend these tragic scenes

    Chairman of the Farm Safety Partnership, and beef farmer Harry Sinclair.


    Join Karen and guests as they discuss their experiences of what is acknowledged to be a dangerous occupation in the hope that others can avoid harm. ABP is a proud affiliate member of the Farm Safety Partnership. Visit http://www.abpfoodgroup.com

    Episode 5: Keys to Proper Valve Sizing

    Episode 5: Keys to Proper Valve Sizing

    In this episode of The Efficiency Point from Modern Pumping Today magazine, we speak with Brian Strait, Check-All Valve’s Business Development and Marketing Manager, about the value of proper valve sizing and how to stave off the damage of water hammer. We also look through the latest issue of MPT and dip into the archive for a connection to the Super Bo--,uh, the "Big Game."

    LINKS:

    MPT magazine: http://mptmag.com

    MPT on Twitter: https://twitter.com/modpumpmag

    Check-All Valves: https://www.checkall.com/

    Call for BECC abstracts: https://beccconference.org/

    Global Industrial Valve Market Report: https://www.fiormarkets.com/report/industrial-valve-market-by-valve-type-ball-butterfly-407150.html

    MPT's up-close look at Levi's Stadium’s recycled-water pressure booster system:
    https://modernpumpingtoday.com/game-levis-stadium/

    About The Efficiency Point

    About The Efficiency Point

    This is the Efficiency Point, a new podcast from Modern Pumping Today magazine. 

    I'm MPT Editor J. Campbell, and you can listen to our first episode online now on any of your preferred podcast apps and on our website, mptmag.com.

    On each episode of the Efficiency Point, we look through the latest news and speak with leading professionals in the industrial pump and rotary equipment markets. 

    Whether your focus is in water and wastewater, chemical processing, oil and gas, food and beverage--whatever--our industry is always on the move and seeking ways to make the most out of our resources. 

    That’s the efficiency point! We hope you listen.

    Common Ground 8/3/12

    Common Ground 8/3/12

    Host: Cheryl Wixson, MOFGA Engineer: Amy Browne Issue: Food, Farming & Agriculture in Maine Program Topic: Food processing *safe processes for home canning *low acid canning *pressure canning Guests: Jim Baranski Shalom Orchard & Winery Felicia Dumont University of Maine cooperative extension Call In Program: Yes

    The post Common Ground 8/3/12 first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.

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