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Jessica Kay Ruhle loves art and loves sharing it with people. She joined the Yellowstone Art Museum (YAM) as Executive Director in 2022. At the YAM, she directs an active program of exhibitions, public programs, and community events and festivals.

Dan Tronrud is a lifetime resident of Sweet Grass County. He and his wife reside on the family ranch that his great grandfather homesteaded over a hundred years ago. Amber Martinsen-Blake has her Masters in Social Work and is the Executive Director of Catalyst for Change.

On this episode of Field Days, host Sarah Brown kicks off Season 11 by introducing Tim Anthony and Kira Jarosz of Black Dog Farm in Livingston, a dryland, pasture-based, pork, poultry, and egg farm.

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On this episode of Field Days, Tim Anthony of Black Dog Farm feeds the pigs out on pasture.

On this episode of Field Days, eight hundred chicks arrive at Black Dog Farm in Livingston, all the way from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Josh Quick is the author of Montana Quick Facts, released in 2019, and Yellowstone Quick Facts, released in 2021. His books are collections of lesser-known truths of Montana and one-sentence tidbits about the nation’s first National Park, paired with Quick’s whimsical illustrations.

Kenneth Jarecke is a world-renowned photojournalist based in Joliet, Montana. His work has taken him to over 80 countries and nine Olympic games. He is the creator and editor-in-chief of The Curious Society, a nonprofit created for showcasing the work of photojournalists and documentary photography, based out of Montana.Carol Guzy is a former staff photographer for The Washington Post who has received the Pulitzer Prize four times for her work. Her career spans more than three decades and has taken her across the globe, documenting the human spirit across humanitarian crisis, war, famine and natural disasters, political upheavals, and most recently, a dive into nature photography.