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Palisade

Palisade

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Search complete. 12 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Palisade".

Sep 18, 2026

Wyatt CoatsGUEST
51:19
I'm screaming my brains out.
Wyatt CoatsGUEST
51:21
I finally end up running into the back of a cop car, um, on I-70 heading west just outside of Palisade, Colorado, heading into Grand Junction.
Wyatt CoatsGUEST
51:32
And I tap into the back of this cop.
Wyatt CoatsGUEST
51:35
I drop back, and I end up passing that cop at 130.
Lindsay McMahonHOST
2:18
... over the...
Lindsay McMahonHOST
2:18
I love a peach.
Lindsay McMahonHOST
2:18
Over the summer, I also went to a place near Utah that kind of borders Utah called Palisades, Colorado, that is famous for peaches, and everything was peach.
Lindsay McMahonHOST
2:26
Peach jam, peach wine, peach-
Aubrey CarterHOST
2:28
I love it
PhilHOST
63:03
It comes from Colorado.
PhilHOST
63:05
Out of Colorado, Palisades, Colorado, in fact.
PhilHOST
63:09
This is Peach Street.
PhilHOST
63:11
This particular one is the American peated single malt.
Phil PattonGUEST
2:26
And then we divert the water, and then we put a diversion ditch a little bit flatter than the slope of the river, so we're able to raise the water up to a higher level up into our streams and things.
Phil PattonGUEST
2:39
And here in Palisade, I'm part of the Orchard Mesa irrigation system where we pump the water.
Phil PattonGUEST
2:47
We use 75% of the water to turn turbines.
Phil PattonGUEST
2:51
They're hydraulic pumps.

13 MINS LATER

Marianne Smith-EdgeHOST
16:16
in irrigation, and you've kind of changed, I think it's fascinating, and of course, unless you're out in the fields, you may not be driving by, but you've seen different, sometimes you see maybe like a pipe or a hose going down the field, but you've kind of changed your philosophy kind of back to the water conservation on how you actually irrigate the vineyards.
Phil PattonGUEST
16:45
yeah we use uh sprinklers which is uh you can do you can two ways everything used to be fur irrigation where you uh you dug a ditch and uh there's different definitions of fur irrigation but Around here, what it is, we dig a small ditch on each side of the row or each side of the grape plants and we just actually just run water in a little ditch that's so close to the plant that the water soaks in and that's how we irrigate it.
Phil PattonGUEST
17:20
But what we've done on all my personal property and the majority of the property in the Palisade area, we have sprinkler systems nowadays.
Phil PattonGUEST
17:31
And it's just like your yard, when you turn that water on, it just sprinkles the whole yard at one time.
Todd LeopoldGUEST
2:13
So the whole place is abuzz.
Todd LeopoldGUEST
2:15
We just offloaded about 60,000 pounds of peaches from Palisade, Colorado.
Todd LeopoldGUEST
2:20
So the whole place smells like peaches.
Todd LeopoldGUEST
2:22
I wish I could share the aroma with you.
Todd LeopoldGUEST
2:39
So what we do, you know, we have our planning out.
Todd LeopoldGUEST
2:42
Usually they have an idea as to what's going on about 30 days out and they do their level best to try and hit it.
Todd LeopoldGUEST
2:49
But for example, I-70, so it's Palisade, Colorado is, you know, up past Dale on the very somewhat well-known I-70.
Todd LeopoldGUEST
2:57
It's the only major federal highway.

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