Shows
Blogging with Lesli PetersonStop Treating Your Blog like a Diary and Start Making Money with Deborah Niemann -BoehleSend us a textDeborah Niemann -Boehle from https://thriftyhomesteader.com/ joins me this week to talk about how her blogging business has transformed since 2006.Deborah talks with me about how a book deal was the catalyst to changing her mindset... but neither her book deal nor her blog is her primary revenue source.With a podcast (https://thriftyhomesteader.com/category/podcast/), books, a teach gig at UMass, courses, speaking engagements and more.... there is a lot to learn from her transition.Be sire to stay to the end where Deborah...2023-05-3048 min
Rhodes To WealthRaising Goats And Building Wealth With Deborah Niemann-BoehleManaging a farm is not an easy job. Having to take care of all the animals, milking them, bathing them, butchering them, and even eating them. But at the end of the day, you learn so much from farming. That is what Deborah Niemann-Boehle did with her experience. Deborah is the owner and CEO of Antiquity Oaks and is an online instructor for the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She is the author of several books, such as Raising Goats Naturally and Homegrown & Handmade. In this episode, she joins Joshua Rhodes to talk about what it takes to work and...2021-07-131h 08
The Livestock ConservancyGoat Chat with Deborah Niemann and Phil Sponenberg
Welcome to our final Goat Chat this month! Our resident goat experts, Dr. Phil Sponenberg and Deborah Niemann-Boehle are ready to take your questions.
Dr. Phil Sponenberg has served as Technical Advisor to the Livestock Conservancy since 1978, providing counsel and mentorship to staff, breeders, breed associations, scholars, and NGO partners. He was the moving force for establishing the Conservation Priority List and the standards for rare breed inclusion on that list. Because of the quality and originality of his approach to conservation, Dr. Sponenberg’s expertise is internationally renowned. He is the author of several books on genetics and conservation and...2020-10-2844 min
For the Love of Goats2 Goat Milking ChallengesToday we are talking about two separate problems that a lot of goat owners encounter -- milk that tastes "goaty" and does holding back their milk.First I'm talking to Katherine Boehle, Ph.D., about how bacteria in milk causes a bad taste -- and it doesn't matter whether that bacteria is alive or dead, so pasteurization is not the answer. Dead bacteria tastes just as bad as live bacteria. Then we are talking about one of the greatest frustrations of anyone who has ever milked a goat (or cow or sheep or whatever) -- k...2020-09-1627 min