Episodios

  • ADGA Convention Breeder's Roundtable ft Thanh Duong and Joseph Larson
    Nov 4 2025

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    This week you listen in as Danielle and Jon interview Thanh Duong of CA Blackberry's and Joseph Larson of Harmody Dairy Goats as they talk about some of the things they focus on to keep their herds above average in the show ring and milk bucket! It was a fun time guiding this conversation at the 2025 ADGA Annual Convention!


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    The Foster Files
    Telling stories about adoptable animals and the people who save them

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    54 m
  • Ringside Live at Convention ft. Semen Collecting with Marhsall Losey
    Oct 28 2025

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    This week Jon and Danielle are live in Danvers Mass to talk about semen collecting for the purpose of using down the road or preserving semen of those good bucks from years past.


    M Sagebrush Acres - Marhsall Losey

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    1 h y 8 m
  • Storming the Gates! Gatekeeping in Dairy Goats
    Oct 21 2025

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    Have you ever tried to talk to a breeder about their genetics and what they like and don't like about them? Tried to purchase one of their best only to get left on read? How about the secrets about how they get their does to look so good in the ring but they only say we feed them every day and milk them as well.... well its time we push the Gatekeepers aside and bust down the gates to get to those coveted "secrets of the industry"


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    1 h y 9 m
  • The Breeding Season Playbook with Danielle Carolei (King's Rock Farm)
    Oct 14 2025

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    This week Jon turns the tables on Danielle and continue their Breeding Season Playbook series by asking Danielle how she approaches breeding season and how she decides what doe gets what buck and what breeding could produce her next junior herd sire.


    King's Rock Farm


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    1 h y 7 m
  • The Breeding Season Playbook with Jon Kain (Hillaire Farm of Scott's Circle)
    Oct 7 2025

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    This week Danielle turns the tables on Jon and interviews him asking him how he approaches breeding season and what measures he takes to breed the best Oberhasli he can. Before that, find out who the bigger Swifty is as Jon and Danielle discuss The Life of a Showgirl in this week's "what we're listening to"

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    1 h y 7 m
  • The Breeding Season Playbook with Paul Fox (Foxwood Dairy Goats)
    Sep 30 2025

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    This week Danielle and Jon continue to crack open the breeding season playbook by welcoming Paul Fox of Foxwood Dairy Goats to talk about how he attacks breeding season to create those pairings that could possibly result in a touchdown or maybe a field goal and hopefully not a punt! listen in as your faithful hosts ask Paul the questions you may be afraid to ask!

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    Foxwood Dairy Goats


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    54 m
  • Repro Day on the Farm Recap with Dr. Holahan and Dr. Richards!
    Sep 25 2025

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    Jon and Danielle finally have a second to decompress and reflect on Ringside's first Repro Day on the Farm and it was hopefully a successful one! They are joined by Dr. Melissa Holahan and Dr. Melanie Richards to talk about how the weekend went for them and the people attending the event!


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    Bluebird Creek Farm


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    1 h y 16 m
  • The Breeding Season Playbook with Garrett Moorse
    Sep 16 2025

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    This week Jon and Danielle sit with Garrett Moorse to uncover his strategy to get his does bred. What kind of planning takes place, how much does he rely on repro work outside live cover and what kind of strategy does he use based on age of animals? Find out his answers to these questions and more on this week's Ringside!


    Moorse Goats


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    56 m