Larry Coleman's guest appearances

Larry Coleman

The Swine it Podcast Show

On The Line With The AMA

Angus Underground

Matt Ritter

Aidan Connolly

Joe Connor

Liza Miller

Dean Boyd

Marissa Hake

Vance Crowe

Chris Parks

Steve Edmunds

Laurette Nicoll

Janette Barnard

Rebecca Robbins

Mark Wilson

Jennifer Patterson

Stephen Hall

OwlTail

Erin Sills

AMA Motorcycle Hall of Famer Larry Coleman is America’s most successful sidecar road racer and the holder of several land-speed records. Erin Sills set the world record for the fastest woman on a conventional motorcycle at 237.274 mph in 2019, and the multi-time record holder was named the AMA Female Athlete of the Year in 2014. Both have achieved greatness, but there is so much more to their stories.Support the show

AMA Motorcycle Hall of Famer Larry Coleman is America’s most successful sidecar road racer and the holder of several land-speed records. Erin Sills set the world record for the fastest woman on a conventional motorcycle at 237.274 mph in 2019, and the multi-time record holder was named the AMA Female Athlete of the Year in 2014. Both have achieved greatness, but there is so much more to their stories.<a href="https://fs4.formsite.com/AMARacing/form21/index.html" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

AMA Hall of Famer Larry Coleman and 2014 AMA Female Athlete of the Year Erin Sills

Today’s episode will cover Thoughts on Pigs and People.  “Everyone wants to hire more people but it is actually the backdoor that is the problem because people are leaving about as fast as you can hire them. If  you can ever get the backdoor fixed, the front door is not a big of an issue.” – Dr. Larry Coleman.  Our guest is Dr. Larry Coleman, another bright mind of the Global Swine Industry. Dr. Coleman obtained his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Missouri in 1980. Following graduation, he accepted a position at a mixed food-animal practice in Broken Bow, Nebraska. In 1986, Coleman left Broken Bow to spend a year at the North Carolina State University working with swine integrators in that state. He returned to Broken Bow in 1987 and opened his own food-animal practice, where he remains to this day. Coleman's personal veterinary medicine passion is the "art and science" of getting employees to emotionally engage when they are taking care of animals. Coleman joined AASV in 1984 and has served on various AASV committees since that time.  What you will learn:  How he got involved in pig production and the development of his career; His biggest lessons on pig production; The key to great pig health; Key aspects to create a powerful culture in the production system; Tactics that could be implemented today to improve the culture in farms; What separates successful swine professionals from those that are not.  Larry’s favorite swine-related resource: YouTube and podcasts  Larry’s favorite resource unrelated to swine: history books Edited by Lauro Faccin

Today’s episode will cover Thoughts on Pigs and People. “Everyone wants to hire more people but it is actually the backdoor that is the problem because people are leaving about as fast as you can hire them. If  you can ever get the backdoor fixed, the front door is not a big of an issue.” – Dr. Larry Coleman. Our guest is Dr. Larry Coleman, another bright mind of the Global Swine Industry. Dr. Coleman obtained his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Missouri in 1980. Following graduation, he accepted a position at a mixed food-animal practice in Broken Bow, Nebraska. In 1986, Coleman left Broken Bow to spend a year at the North Carolina State University working with swine integrators in that state. He returned to Broken Bow in 1987 and opened his own food-animal practice, where he remains to this day. Coleman's personal veterinary medicine passion is the "art and science" of getting employees to emotionally engage when they are taking care of animals. Coleman joined AASV in 1984 and has served on various AASV committees since that time. What you will learn: <ul> <li>How he got involved in pig production and the development of his career;</li> <li>His biggest lessons on pig production;</li> <li>The key to great pig health;</li> <li>Key aspects to create a powerful culture in the production system;</li> <li>Tactics that could be implemented today to improve the culture in farms;</li> <li>What separates successful swine professionals from those that are not.</li> </ul> Larry’s favorite swine-related resource: YouTube and podcasts Larry’s favorite resource unrelated to swine: history books Edited by <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurofaccin/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lauro Faccin</a>

Thoughts on Pigs and People - Dr. Larry Coleman