The Main Principles of Rotational Grazing and Addressing the Skeptics
This podcast was funded in part by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada through the BC Climate Agri-Solutions Fund delivered by the Investment Agriculture Foundation of BC.
This episode, part two of our miniseries on rotational grazing in collaboration with BC’s Small Scale Meat Producers Association. …
Episode 10. "Healthy Soil, Healthy Systems"
In this episode of Green Talk, we're joined by soil health advocate and turf care expert Paul Culclasure for a deep dive into why healthy soil is the foundation of thriving turf.
Paul emphasizes the importance of soil testing, understanding soil biology, and using that knowledge to make smarter tur…
Healthy Soils Don't Need Supplementing - Gardening Beyond Basics E36
Russell Taylor of Live Earth Products, Inc. talks about how healthy soils might not need help from their humic and fulvic acid products.
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Episode #25: Why Healthy Soils Don't Blow in the Wind with David Kleinschmidt
In this episode, consultant and Illinois farmer David Kleinschmidt discusses the tragic 2023 dust storm on Interstate 55 that claimed seven lives, exploring how it reveals a deeper crisis in soil health. David shares his journey from ag retail to soil health consulting, emphasizing that erosion is …
Fred Provenza: Healthy Soils, Healthy Animals, Healthy People
Author, professor, and leader Fred Provenza has been studying how animals balance their own diets when given a choice. Over the course of 300 research papers, he has helped illustrate the fact that everything is connected - from the health of our soils to the health of plant life to the health of l…
Why Is It a Good Idea to Care for the Earth?
One of the most obvious reasons is that we need the Earth! We need Trees, and Bushes, and Grass for Oxygen as well as food! Green plants produce fresh O2 through Photosynthesis, a chemical reaction that takes place in the leaves of Trees and Plants and even Cactus! Photosynthesis is “triggered” …
25. ASYMMETRIC URBANISM: Pushback in Portland, +Palantir in Sheffield, +dunking in Trento, +adopting cities, +Pope vs Trump and more
In this episode, Beth and Tom are joined by Ryan Bellinson, researcher/civil servant living in Portland, Oregon, US, to discuss how residents and community groups can mobilise their power to resist democratic backsliding.
From Minneapolis to Portland federal immigration enforcement agents have been…
Strengthening Food Supply Chains Through Data and Transparency
Food businesses are discovering that transparency and better data can strengthen food supply chains, reduce risk, and support growth at the same time. In this episode of Sustainability Leaders, Emily Hobbs, Senior Advisor at the BMO Climate Institute, speaks with Anya Doherty, founder of Foodsteps,…
Getting the Dirt on Soil: Making the Most of Your Soil Test
On this episode of The Valley Today, host Janet Michael welcomes Elizabeth Baldwin, Unit Coordinator and Page County Associate Extension Agent, to demystify the world beneath our feet. Together, they explore why soil sampling is a game-changer for homeowners, gardeners, and farmers alike, and how u…
Restoring Healthy Soils to Slow Climate Change
Hilary Noonan specializes in sustainable landscape design and Mark Samborski, a minister and community advocate, operates Antioch Urban Growers. They will cover the importance of soils within our interactive planetary ecosystem, how we can mitigate the climate crisis by restoring soils to their ori…
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