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Norman Borlaug | The Man Who Fed the World

Agronomist Norman Borlaug's agricultural innovations sparked the Green Revolution and helped prevent famine for millions around the globe. Visit TheRoadTo250.com and discover the heroes who changed lives.

Ep 60- Norman Borlaug | The Man Who Fed The World

One Billion. That's the estimate... one billion people are alive today, or lived lives they would not have, because of one man. Norman Borlaug, an Iowa farm kid, changed the world and the science behind crops. We share his story and the impact it had on the world. www.BuildUponTheGood.com and fol…

16: Norman Borlaug

You've probably never heard his name, but he is credited with saving more lives than anyone who ever lived....Follow the show wherever you get your podcasts, and if you enjoy this episode, leave us a rating and a review. And share, share, share!Subscribe and never miss an episode!Questions, comment…

The Grain That Built Empires: The Hidden History of Rice - Episode 19

Right now, in millions of kitchens simultaneously across the globe, water is being brought to a boil and rice is being added to a pot. Half of humanity relies on this single grain as their primary daily source of calories. Yet, for many of us, it sits quietly in the pantry as an optional side dish …

Amplitude went public at a $5.6 billion valuation. Now its CEO is rebuilding all 800 employees around AI

Automate Compliance (and get $1,000 off!!) - https://vanta.com/luba Today I walk with Spenser Skates, co-founder and CEO of Amplitude. Spenser shut down his first startup, a voice-to-text texting app called Sonalight, a year after it got into Y Combinator, spent years going through what he calls an…

New US Coin honors Norman Borlaug who saved billions of lives from hunger.

This week, the US Mint launched a new coin honoring Iowa and Dr. Norman Borlaug. Many Iowans have heard his name, but most still don't know who he is, how he saved billions of people or how why his innovation won him recognition alongside Nelson Mandela. Mashal Husain, President of The World Food P…

Episode 189: Why Your Nitrogen Program Is Costing You 50 Bushels with Ed Baumgartner

Ed Baumgartner is a corn breeder and co-founder of Bass Hybrids in Olivia, Minnesota. His family has been in the seed corn business since the late 1930s, when his great uncles began producing hybrid seed as Troy Farms. Ed studied agronomy and plant genetics and spent 21 years and five mergers insid…

Oh When The Saints | Go - Pastor Scott Silcox

We challenge ourselves to stop treating church like a place to consume and start living on mission as people sent by God. We unpack why the seed must move, why grace goes ahead of us, and why reconciliation is the core message we carry everywhere we go.  • Aiming for maturity rather than one-off sp…

Are Humans Running Out Of Food??

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100 Episodes: Wheat’s Past, Present, and Future

Kansas Wheat: 100 Episodes, Lessons That Last Kansas wheat has a remarkable history, and 100 episodes of Wheat’s On Your Mind reveal how farmers, researchers, and industry leaders continue to shape its future. Host Aaron Harries and producer Dave Deken celebrate the podcast's 100th episode by revis…