Podcasts
Welcome to the American Cattlemen Podcast, hosted by Gale McKinney, where information, entertainment, and the cow/calf industry come together. Whether talking to a country western entertainer, cow/calf producer, or industry professional, ACP promises a different ride than other podcasts.
Welcome to American Cattlemen’s Producer Profiles where Gale brings the business and lifestyle of the Cow/Calf industry together. Whether it’s the most recent production sale to your local county fair Gale brings you interviews with the grassroot folks of the industry.
Our audience is United States cow/calf producers and worldwide industry professionals derived from our extensive social media following of over 500,000 unique industry professionals. Each episode of the American Cattlemen Podcast will be promoted through our digital outlets and the American Cattlemen magazine and newsletter.
Previous Episodes
American Cattlemen’s Podcast with Sharl Liebergreen from eShepherd of Gallagher Animal Management as He Discusses His Journey Through USA Cattle Country!
Welcome to a special episode of the American Cattlemen Podcast. This is the eighth episode in our series, Regenerative Agriculture Practical Implementation. Just ahead, we have Gale McKinney, the publisher of the American Cattlemen. Sharl Liebergreen, from eShepherd of Gallagher Animal Management, joins Gale. 
During their conversation, Sharl will be talking about his most recent trip to the US to meet with producers around the country. Just a quick reminder: you can find the complete series on Regenerative Agriculture Practical Implementation on our website, www.americancattlemen.com
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American Cattlemen’s Podcast with Charles Rohla, from Noble Research Institute on Dual Profits, One Land
Welcome to a special episode of the American Cattlemen Podcast. This is the seventh episode in our series, Regenerative Agriculture Practical Implementation. Just ahead, we have Gale McKinney, 
the publisher of the American Cattlemen. Charles Rohla, from the Noble Research Institute, joins Gale. During their conversation, Charles will be providing tips and strategies from his article; “Dual Profits, One Land”. Just a quick reminder: you can find the complete series on Regenerative Agriculture Practical Implementation on our website, www.americancattlemen.com
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American Cattlemen’s Podcast with Jim Johnson, from Noble Research Institute on Tips for Overseeding and Improving Your Pasture This Fall
Welcome to a special episode of the American Cattlemen Podcast. This is the sixth episode in our series, Regenerative Agriculture Practical Implementation. Just ahead, we have Gale McKinney, the publisher of the American Cattlemen. Jim Johnson, from the Noble Research Institute, joins Gale. During their conversation, 
Jim will be providing tips and strategies from his article; “Tips for Overseeding and Improving Your Pasture This Fall”. Just a quick reminder: you can find the complete series on Regenerative Agriculture Practical Implementation on our website, www.americancattlemen.com
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Testimonial from Andrew Pryor, President of 16 Peaks Akaushi Wagyu on his high praise of the American Cattlemen Podcast
Andrew Pryor discusses his feelings about using podcasts to market your cattle or other products.
American Cattlemen’s Podcast Producer Profile with Mercedes and Sherry Danekas from JDA
Welcome to another episode of the American Cattlemen Podcast and our special Producer Profile. Just ahead we have Gale McKinney, he is the Publisher of the American Cattlemen, and today he sits down with Mercedes and Sherry Danekas, the Vice President and President of JDA based out of Woodland, California. 
Today you will learn more about the roots of JDA, where it came from, as well as their philosophy when planning a cattle sale. Mercedes will discuss how genetics help the Commercial Cattlemen build a quality herd and will touch briefly on their upcoming fall sale schedule.
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American Cattlemen’s Podcast with Joe Pokay, from Noble Research Institute on Building More Fence to Meeting Your Regenerative Grazing Needs
Welcome to a special episode of the American Cattlemen Podcast. This is the fifth episode in our series, Regenerative Agriculture Practical Implementation. Just ahead, we have Gale McKinney, the publisher of the American Cattlemen, and Joe Pokay, from the Noble Research Institute, joining Gale. During their conversation, Joe will provide tips and strategies 
from his article, “Building More Fence to Meeting Your Regenerative Grazing Needs.” Just a quick reminder: you can find the complete series on Regenerative Agriculture Practical Implementation on our website, www.americancattlemen.com
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American Cattlemen’s Podcast with Ty Dean from Sioux Steel
Hey ya’ll, welcome back with another edition of the American Cattlemen Podcast. Just ahead we have the Publisher of the American Cattlemen, Gale McKinney & he sits down with Ty Dean, a Territory Manager for Sioux Steel. During today’s episode, Ty will share his background and what brought him to Sioux Steel. 
He will go into great detail regarding the ProTec Hoop Buildings line and share the applications and benefits they offer producers. He will close the conversation by talking about potential savings when comparing Hoop Buildings to other conventional Structures. If you missed any episodes, check out our website www.americancattlemen.com.
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American Cattlemen’s Podcast with Vermont Wagyu on their Upcoming Sale
Welcome to this episode of the American Cattlemen Podcast and our Producer Profile. Today, we had the pleasure of talking with Sheila Patinkin & Roger Osinchuk from Vermont Wagyu from Springfield Vermont.
Join host Gale McKinney as he learns more about this operation and discusses their upcoming sale on Saturday September 7th. Thank you, Sheila, Roger, and Vermont Wagyu, for all you do for the American Cattlemen industry. For more information, check out our website at www.americancattlemen.com.
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