Kick This Pig: 100 Episodes Later

Kick This Pig: 100 Episodes Later

From Maine Farmcast by University of Maine Cooperative Extension

April 1, 2026 · 42 min · Episode 100

About this episode

Dr. Colt W. Knight and Dr. Glenda Pereira reflect on 100 episodes of the Maine Farmcast, discussing its evolution and memorable moments.

After 100 episodes of the Maine Farmcast, Dr. Colt W. Knight and Dr. Glenda Pereira take a moment to reflect on the journey. What started as a leap into the unknown has grown into a weekly podcast connecting farmers, researchers, and agricultural professionals across the country. Guided by the simple mindset of “just do it,” this milestone episode looks back at the early days, the evolution of the show, and how conversations with guests have influenced both the podcast and their Extension work. Along the way, Colt and Glenda revisit some of their favorite moments, from meaningful discussions on sustainability and calf care to unforgettable stories and lighthearted debates, including the ongoing chocolate milk conversation. Blending humor, insight, and gratitude, this episode captures the heart of the Maine Farmcast: real conversations, practical knowledge, and the people who shape agriculture every day. Whether you’ve been listening since Episode 1 or are just tuning in, this episode celebrates 100 episodes and looks ahead to what’s next. Featured Maine Farmcast Episodes Episode 1 – Ventilation with Dr. Morgan Hayes https://extension.umaine.edu/podcasts/maine-farmcast/episode-01/…

People in this episode

Hosts: Dr. Colt W. Knight, Dr. Glenda Pereira

Topics covered

  • podcast reflection
  • agriculture
  • sustainability
  • calf care
  • guest conversations
  • milestone celebration

Keywords

  • Maine Farmcast
  • agriculture podcast
  • sustainability
  • calf care
  • guest conversations
  • podcast milestone

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Organizations: University of Maine Cooperative Extension

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