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Arizona Farm Bureau's Julie Murphree guests are Stefanie & Andy Smallhouse of Carlink Ranch talking Arizona Raised Farm Fresh Beef!

Andy discusses the 100 plus year history of the generational Carlink Ranch.  How technology and DNA testing has improved the Arizona beef industry.

They discuss the decision to grow and sell cactus.  Managing the natural resources for future generations.  And the forage crops they grow. 

Discussion how their ranch environment is great for raising the best quality beef.  Nutrient benefits for your diet.

What the pandemic made them aware of in processing beef.

How the high cost of fertilizer and fuel has effected the farmer's bottom line.  

Discussion on how the pandemic caused ranchers to do more in direct sales.  And how consumer education is the way to maintain a stronger demand that improves ranch production.

Simple concept of high quality beef on treating cattle well from providing clean natural resources and less stress.

Romey explains how a waste by product rice hulls can be used for water filtration and a solar technology concept.

Andy explains how a smaller herd can create unique specially crafted beef products.

Jim McLain and Robyn Charland of Canyon State Roofing.  The newest Certified Partners to Rosie On The House

Jim talks about his background.  How he ended up focusing on the roofing business.

Jim discusses the benefits of a metal roof.  More than just artistic design, it can last longer than any other type of roofing material.

Discussion about the myth a metal roof makes your home hotter.  Its just the opposite.  Jim explains reflectivity, coating and durability that can last for decades.  Plus the look is a plus!

TEXT:  Have gotten people saying they have clay tiles missing or damaged.  Mentioning they can work with their insurance company to have the roof replaced.  How does that work?  Can't I deal direct with my insurance?    (explain the term 'storm chasers')

Discussion of underlayment on the roof.  The primary waterproofing source.  The one underlayment Jim will not install and stay away from.

CALLER:  Got an estimate on a roof.  Contractor says he can put on two layers of 40 pound underlayment and recommended a boral tile seal.  What is that?  And explain a 40 pound underlayment.  Jim details the answer including an issue to think about with boral tile seal.

Jim explains the roof pitch (3-10, 4-10 etc).  What does that mean to the homeowner?  Determining in squares the size of the roof.  Not the square footage of the home.

TEXT:  Question on metal roof as fire protection in a high country wooded area.

News of the day include more home land development, stolen ceiling fans, active bees and wildlife in cities and neighborhoods.  Plus forecast for a wet monsoon.

CALLER:  A listener adds to the conversation on wildlife in neighborhoods.

Chandler, AZ Utilities are accepting Crypto currency for bill payment.

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Weekly To Do on Air Conditioning Maintenance.  Todd Russo of REEis Air Conditioning explains how regular maintenance is a cost effective way to keep your unit running at peak efficiency and extend its life.  And being wary of those 2-digit cost inspection offers that could lead to more expensive repairs.

Todd from REEis talks about the R-22 refridgerent ban and why you should consider replacing an older air conditioning unit using it.