David Yarborough's guest appearances

David Yarborough

The Farm Report

Community Church Podcast

Best Practices with Kenny Berger

David Campbell

Kamal Mouzawak

John Mackey

Will Harris

Ron Finley

Chellie Pingree

Lorraine Lewandrowski

Evan Hanczor

George Weld

Steve Burnett

Austin Maness

Deb Soule

Avena Botanicals

Luke Holden

Eric Knight

OwlTail

In the first episode of Best Practices with Kenny Berger, Kenny sits down with trial lawyer David Yarborough of Yarborough Applegate in Charleston, SC to discuss the "Power of No," during litigation, case selection, and more.

In the first episode of Best Practices with Kenny Berger, Kenny sits down with trial lawyer David Yarborough of Yarborough Applegate in Charleston, SC to discuss the "Power of No," during litigation, case selection, and more.

The Power of No | Attorney David Yarborough | Ep. 1

Learn about the Maine blueberry industry on this week’s episode of The Farm Report with Professor David Yarborough! Erin Fairbanks chats with David via the phone lines to discuss the differences between wild and cultivated varieties of blueberries. Tune in to learn how Maine growers manage pests and weeds, and how the former glacial landscape shaped Maine into a prime blueberry-growing region. What types of technologies are used to harvest blueberries? Find out how integrated fields with genetically-diverse berries prevent against blight and crop failure. Hear how exports from other countries affect the Maine growers’ incomes, and why the blueberry’s nutritional benefits and antioxidants have made it a leading seller for farmers. Don’t miss this week’s fascinating berry-filled episode of The Farm Report! Thanks to our sponsor, Fairway Market. Today’s break music was provided by The Hollows.  “Blueberries do very well at a low pH. Not many weeds do well at a low pH, so we’re adding sulphur to the soil. So basically, the blueberries have an advantage over the weeds.” [14:20] — Prof. David Yarborough on The Farm Report

Learn about the Maine blueberry industry on this week’s episode of The Farm Report with Professor David Yarborough! Erin Fairbanks chats with David via the phone lines to discuss the differences between wild and cultivated varieties of blueberries. Tune in to learn how Maine growers manage pests and weeds, and how the former glacial landscape shaped Maine into a prime blueberry-growing region. What types of technologies are used to harvest blueberries? Find out how integrated fields with genetically-diverse berries prevent against blight and crop failure. Hear how exports from other countries affect the Maine growers’ incomes, and why the blueberry’s nutritional benefits and antioxidants have made it a leading seller for farmers. Don’t miss this week’s fascinating berry-filled episode of The Farm Report! Thanks to our sponsor, <a href="http://www.fairwaymarket.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fairway Market</a>. Today’s break music was provided by <a href="http://www.thehollowsonline.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Hollows</a>. <h2>“Blueberries do very well at a low pH. Not many weeds do well at a low pH, so we’re adding sulphur to the soil. So basically, the blueberries have an advantage over the weeds.” [14:20]</h2> — Prof. David Yarborough on The Farm Report

Episode 182: Maine Blueberries with Prof. David Yarborough