Sarah Flack's guest appearances

Sarah Flack

The Ruminant: Audio Candy for Farmers, Gardeners and Food Lovers

Biodynamics Now! Investigative Farming and Restorative Nutrition Podcast

Key Exchanges in the 901

Michael Phillips

Keller Williams

Thomas Cowan

Amanda Lee

David Clark

Chris Marquardt

Paul Jaminet

Joel Salatin

Sandor Katz

Jim Riddle

Matt Gomez

Dan Brisebois

Nathanael Johnson

Tamara Richardson

Heather Stretch

OwlTail

The ladies in Episode 48 were a blast to chat with this week and they’re both working through their own versions of transitions as of late that made for interesting interviews.  Our featured partner this week is Renshaw Company. Lisa Fitzgerald is the owner and managing broker of Main Street Realtors. She has been licensed for 30 years and owned her brokerage for 18 of them, but just recently has gone through opening a new office on the Collierville Town Square and preparing her office as they’ve headed into growth mode.  Sarah Flack is an affiliate broker with The Firm and is one of the rising stars in the Memphis real estate scene. She is only 16 months into the business and has yet to sell a single house in a time when we weren’t in a pandemic….but the results have still be freakishly impressive.  Renshaw Company, formerly known as Renshaw Property Management, Renshaw Company Realtors has been serving the property management needs of real estate investors in the mid-south for over a decade as they managed nearly 1000 homes today. They also have a Referral Program for Realtors who send them property investors who are looking for a great property management partner. To find out more about this program and how Renshaw can help you, call Caleb Parr directly at 901-484-0478 or visit their website at www.renshawcompany.com. To connect with Lisa, her cell phone directly is the best way to reach her at 901-277-0241. To connect with Sarah, you can call or text her cell at 901-604-2099 or DM her on Instagram at @SarahSellsMemphis .  If you need to connect with the show or reach Dane for any of your home insurance needs, you can email him at dwilliams@shoemakerins.com 

The ladies in Episode 48 were a blast to chat with this week and they’re both working through their own versions of transitions as of late that made for interesting interviews.  Our featured partner this week is Renshaw Company. Lisa Fitzgerald is the owner and managing broker of Main Street Realtors. She has been licensed for 30 years and owned her brokerage for 18 of them, but just recently has gone through opening a new office on the Collierville Town Square and preparing her office as they’ve headed into growth mode.  Sarah Flack is an affiliate broker with The Firm and is one of the rising stars in the Memphis real estate scene. She is only 16 months into the business and has yet to sell a single house in a time when we weren’t in a pandemic….but the results have still be freakishly impressive.  Renshaw Company, formerly known as Renshaw Property Management, Renshaw Company Realtors has been serving the property management needs of real estate investors in the mid-south for over a decade as they managed nearly 1000 homes today. They also have a Referral Program for Realtors who send them property investors who are looking for a great property management partner. To find out more about this program and how Renshaw can help you, call Caleb Parr directly at 901-484-0478 or visit their website at <a href="http://www.renshawcompany.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.renshawcompany.com</a>.  To connect with Lisa, her cell phone directly is the best way to reach her at 901-277-0241. To connect with Sarah, you can call or text her cell at 901-604-2099 or DM her on Instagram at @SarahSellsMemphis .  If you need to connect with the show or reach Dane for any of your home insurance needs, you can email him at <a href="mailto:dwilliams@shoemakerins.com">dwilliams@shoemakerins.com</a>

Lisa Fitzgerald & Sarah Flack - Episode 48

Tristan Banwell, BC-based rancher and occasional co-host of the show, recorded this interview with Sarah Flack, author of  The Art and Science of Grazing: How Grass Farmers Can Create Sustainable Systems for Healthy Animals and Farm Ecosystems. From Sarah’s website: Sarah Flack is an author and consultant specializing in providing practical information on grass based and organic livestock production to farmers, organizations, institutions and individuals. She has a diverse background in sustainable agriculture, which includes both on-farm and academic experience. She is nationally known for her public speaking, workshops, books and numerous articles on a range of agricultural topics.

Tristan Banwell, BC-based rancher and occasional co-host of the show, recorded this interview with Sarah Flack, author of <a href="http://www.sarahflackconsulting.com/publications-and-video/books-and-audio-cds/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> The Art and Science of Grazing</a>: How Grass Farmers Can Create Sustainable Systems for Healthy Animals and Farm Ecosystems. From <a href="http://www.sarahflackconsulting.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sarah’s website</a>: Sarah Flack is an author and consultant specializing in providing practical information on grass based and organic livestock production to farmers, organizations, institutions and individuals. She has a diverse background in sustainable agriculture, which includes both on-farm and academic experience. She is nationally known for her public speaking, workshops, books and numerous articles on a range of agricultural topics.

Rotational Grazing Tips with Sarah Flack (e.111)

Sarah Flack is the author of the Chelsea Green book Organic Dairy Production (2011) and, more recently, The Art and Science of Grazing: How Grass Farmers Can Create Sustainable Systems for Healthy Animals and Farm Ecosystems (2016). She is a nationally known consultant on grazing and organic livestock management. Sarah Flack is uniquely qualified as a teacher in the grazing movement in that she has both scientific training and intensive hands on experience with livestock, not only on her family's farm but, because of her long time work as a certifier and consultant, on many grazing enterprises, both small and large. She grew up on a Vermont family farm that used management-intensive grazing and mob stocking. She later studied Holistic Planned Grazing and pursued graduate studies on pasture management at the University of Vermont. She has written extensively about grass farming and is known for teaching workshops that take a practical approach to applying the science of grazing. Sarah has successfully helped many farmers create positive change in their pastures, soils, livestock, finances, and farm-family quality of life. The Art and Science of Grazing: How Grass Farmers Can Create Sustainable Systems for Healthy Animals and Farm Ecosystems By Sarah Flack Foreword by Hubert J. Karreman, VMD New techniques for managing grazing animals are producing dramatic results that empower farmers to grazing systems that are truly effective at meeting their farm and quality-of-life goals. In this comprehensive book, nationally known grazing consultant Sarah Flack builds on a solid foundation of the key principles of grazing management to help farmers design and manage successful grazing systems. Flack’s lifelong experience with grazing began when her family employed mob grazing techniques on the family farm to transform a brushy, overgrown series of fields into high-quality pasture. Farmers and their farms will benefit greatly from Flack’s message that, in partnership with their animals, they can create profound change in pasture quality and productivity and the performance of the livestock. The book’s unique approach presents information first from the perspective of pasture plants, and then from the livestock perspective—helping farmers understand both plant and animal needs before setting up a grazing system. Flack includes descriptions of real grazing systems working well on dairy, beef, goat, and sheep farms in different regions of North America. The book covers pasture requirements specific to organic farming but will be of use to both organic and non-organic farms.

Sarah Flack is the author of the Chelsea Green book Organic Dairy Production (2011) and, more recently, The Art and Science of Grazing: How Grass Farmers Can Create Sustainable Systems for Healthy Animals and Farm Ecosystems (2016). She is a nationally known consultant on grazing and organic livestock management. Sarah Flack is uniquely qualified as a teacher in the grazing movement in that she has both scientific training and intensive hands on experience with livestock, not only on her family's farm but, because of her long time work as a certifier and consultant, on many grazing enterprises, both small and large. She grew up on a Vermont family farm that used management-intensive grazing and mob stocking. She later studied Holistic Planned Grazing and pursued graduate studies on pasture management at the University of Vermont. She has written extensively about grass farming and is known for teaching workshops that take a practical approach to applying the science of grazing. Sarah has successfully helped many farmers create positive change in their pastures, soils, livestock, finances, and farm-family quality of life. The Art and Science of Grazing: How Grass Farmers Can Create Sustainable Systems for Healthy Animals and Farm Ecosystems By Sarah Flack Foreword by Hubert J. Karreman, VMD New techniques for managing grazing animals are producing dramatic results that empower farmers to grazing systems that are truly effective at meeting their farm and quality-of-life goals. In this comprehensive book, nationally known grazing consultant Sarah Flack builds on a solid foundation of the key principles of grazing management to help farmers design and manage successful grazing systems. Flack’s lifelong experience with grazing began when her family employed mob grazing techniques on the family farm to transform a brushy, overgrown series of fields into high-quality pasture. Farmers and their farms will benefit greatly from Flack’s message that, in partnership with their animals, they can create profound change in pasture quality and productivity and the performance of the livestock. The book’s unique approach presents information first from the perspective of pasture plants, and then from the livestock perspective—helping farmers understand both plant and animal needs before setting up a grazing system. Flack includes descriptions of real grazing systems working well on dairy, beef, goat, and sheep farms in different regions of North America. The book covers pasture requirements specific to organic farming but will be of use to both organic and non-organic farms.

BDNow! 029 Sarah Flack "The Art and Science of Grazing"