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Have you heard about the lover’s quarrel between organic and regenerative food?  In this episode, we explore how binary battles like this contribute to the problems advocates are trying to solve and how the work of a Canadian forage-finished beef producer, Craig Cameron of Peony Farms in Alberta, c

You’ve probably heard that grass-fed beef is better for you than corn-finished beef.  But
.it turns out that the benefits that come from grass-finished beef depend a lot on what’s in “the grass” they were finished on
.. If the cows that became beef were eating a wide variety of different plant spec

One of the top trends in food for 2023 is buying foods that have a simple ingredient list with a transparent supply chain.  Turns out....that's exactly what you get when you buy your food directly from the regenerative farmers that made it!Check out an article talking about top trends that we 

When was the last time you were blown away by a blueberry?  If you found some that taste out of this world, it might be the healthy soil that is making the difference. In this episode, we learn all about this topic from Hugh Kent with King Grove Farms in Florida.  Hugh is a blueberry grower who has

Happy New Year!  Welcome back to Season 2.  This year we will be releasing new episodes every OTHER Monday.In this episode, we share with you our new format, a soil health clip from Dr. Jill Clapperton and our feature interview with soil health guru Nicole Masters from New Zealand discussing her gr

Ansvarsfriskrivning: Podcasten och konstverket som Àr inbÀddat pÄ den hÀr sidan Àr frÄn Dr. Jill Clapperton + Sara (Hessenflow) Harper, som Àr dess Àgares egendom och inte anslutet till eller godkÀnt av Listen Notes, Inc.