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Leah Dorman

Ontario AgCast

The Story Of Agriculture Podcast

Field Day with Jordan Hoewischer

Kevin Folta

Sarah Jackson

Matt Reese

Bridgette Readel

Larry Miller

Chris Moore

Andrew Campbell

Hannah Thompson-Weeman

Greg Peterson

Ben Brown

Amy Matheson

Dwayne Faber

Stewart Skinner

Pete Ricketts

Philip Shaw

OwlTail

Jordan Hoewischer

On this episode of Field Day with Jordan Hoewischer, we talk to Dr. Leah Dorman, Director, Food Integrity &amp; Consumer Engagement at Phibro Animal Health Corporation about her role in the animal health world as a veterinarian and other topics including hormones, antibiotic use and much more.

Field Day with Jordan Hoewischer, Episode 15: Dr. Leah Dorman

Dr. Leah Dorman, Director of Food Integrity and Consumer Engagement, Phibro Animal Health, discusses how to connect with consumers in conversation, particularly when the topic at hand is antibiotic use in animal agriculture. Learn how a trip to Haiti shaped her career path and why her roles as veterinarian and mom both help when communicating science.Find Dr. Dorman on the Facebook page “Ask Dr. Dorman” and check out AnimalAntibiotics.org. Connect with her on Twitter @AskDrDorman or via email at AskDrDorman@pahc.com. And if you're a communicator looking for more resources about antibiotics, check out ExploreAnimalHealth.orgexploreanimalhealth.org.The Story of Agriculture Podcast is brought to you by Herdmark Media. We tell the story of agriculture.Episode 5 - Lead With Your Values w/ Dr. Leah Dorman Want to meet more amazing people in agriculture? Be sure to subscribe to this podcast in iTunes.Come behind-the-scenes of our current projects and watch as we work on America’s farms and ranches. Just head on over to our Facebook page. You can find us by searching Herdmark Media. You can also follow our feeds on Instagram and Twitter - @herdmarkmedia or Snapchat - HerdmarkMediaTo know more about us, visit our website - herdmarkmedia.com While you’re there, be sure to click "Join The Herd" and we’ll send you FREE ready-made social media posts and stock images to help promote agriculture - It’s called Free Post Friday - and it’s only available to subscribers. Let us help you tell the story of agriculture. Join the Herd today!

Dr. Leah Dorman, Director of Food Integrity and Consumer Engagement, Phibro Animal Health, discusses how to connect with consumers in conversation, particularly when the topic at hand is antibiotic use in animal agriculture. Learn how a trip to Haiti shaped her career path and why her roles as veterinarian and mom both help when communicating science. Find Dr. Dorman on the Facebook page “Ask Dr. Dorman” and check out <a href="http://AnimalAntibiotics.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AnimalAntibiotics.org</a>. Connect with her on Twitter @AskDrDorman or via email at AskDrDorman@pahc.com. And if you're a communicator looking for more resources about antibiotics, check out <a href="http://ExploreAnimalHealth.orgexploreanimalhealth.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ExploreAnimalHealth.orgexploreanimalhealth.org</a>. The Story of Agriculture Podcast is brought to you by Herdmark Media. We tell the story of agriculture. Episode 5 - Lead With Your Values w/ Dr. Leah Dorman Want to meet more amazing people in agriculture? Be sure to subscribe to this podcast in iTunes. Come behind-the-scenes of our current projects and watch as we work on America’s farms and ranches. Just head on over to our Facebook page. You can find us by searching Herdmark Media. You can also follow our feeds on Instagram and Twitter - @herdmarkmedia or Snapchat - HerdmarkMedia To know more about us, visit our website - <a href="http://herdmarkmedia.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">herdmarkmedia.com</a> While you’re there, be sure to click "Join The Herd" and we’ll send you FREE ready-made social media posts and stock images to help promote agriculture - It’s called Free Post Friday - and it’s only available to subscribers. Let us help you tell the story of agriculture. Join the Herd today!

Ep 5 - People don't trust science, they trust people w/ Dr. Leah Dorman

February 25 2016A conversation with Dr. Leah Dorman, Food System Veterinarian, Phibro Animal Health about responsible antibiotic usage.  Bio:  Your source for honest information about animal health issues.  As the mother of three children, it is vitally important to me to ensure that antibiotics are effective when I need them most: when one of my kids is sick. As a veterinarian, I also recognize the importance of antibiotics to the welfare of animals. I took an oath to protect animal health, prevent animal suffering, and to promote human health. Remaining true to this oath is very important to me. Below is an excerpt from the oath I took. “…I solemnly swear to use my scientific knowledge and skills for the benefit of society through the protection of animal health and welfare, the prevention and relief of animal suffering, the conservation of animal resources, the promotion of public health, and the advancement of medical knowledge.”  I live on a farm in Ohio with my husband, Brad, and three daughters, Olivia, Cora and Darla. I have an unusual story behind my career path. As a teenager, I visited Haiti on a mission trip and it broke my heart to see hungry and malnourished people. It left such a lasting impression on me that I knew I wanted to impact hunger somehow. I also happen to love animals. So, I chose a career that allowed me to play a supporting role in supplying food to the world, while also working to keep animals healthy.  I am a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, U.S. Animal Health Association and National Institute for Animal Agriculture and have been trained as a Foreign Animal Disease Diagnostician. These experiences have helped me to gain deep insight into animal health issues. My time as a large animal veterinarian is the foundation of my experience and knowledge.

February 25 2016 A conversation with Dr. Leah Dorman, Food System Veterinarian, Phibro Animal Health about responsible antibiotic usage. Bio: Your source for honest information about animal health issues. As the mother of three children, it is vitally important to me to ensure that antibiotics are effective when I need them most: when one of my kids is sick. As a veterinarian, I also recognize the importance of antibiotics to the welfare of animals. I took an oath to protect animal health, prevent animal suffering, and to promote human health. Remaining true to this oath is very important to me. Below is an excerpt from the oath I took. “…I solemnly swear to use my scientific knowledge and skills for the benefit of society through the protection of animal health and welfare, the prevention and relief of animal suffering, the conservation of animal resources, the promotion of public health, and the advancement of medical knowledge.” I live on a farm in Ohio with my husband, Brad, and three daughters, Olivia, Cora and Darla. I have an unusual story behind my career path. As a teenager, I visited Haiti on a mission trip and it broke my heart to see hungry and malnourished people. It left such a lasting impression on me that I knew I wanted to impact hunger somehow. I also happen to love animals. So, I chose a career that allowed me to play a supporting role in supplying food to the world, while also working to keep animals healthy. I am a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, U.S. Animal Health Association and National Institute for Animal Agriculture and have been trained as a Foreign Animal Disease Diagnostician. These experiences have helped me to gain deep insight into animal health issues. My time as a large animal veterinarian is the foundation of my experience and knowledge.

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