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Defining Mycelium
In this episode, author and educator Peter McCoy of Mycologos defines what mycelium is and its role in soil health.
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Different Talking Points for Different Markets
In this episode, microgreen farmer Alex Hunter of Hunters' Dale Microgreens talks about how differently they market their microgreens depending on wh…
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Prepping an Emergency Fund Before Transitioning
In this episode, homesteader and content creator Tony Barlow of Barlow Roots Market discusses the value of being fiscally prepared before transitioni…
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The Labor Behind Growing Microgreens as an Add-On
In this episode, farmer and educator Jodi Roebuck of Roebuck Farm in New Zealand talks about the labor and logistics that go into tacking on a microg…
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50% Farm 50% Business
In this episode, farmer Becky Hume of VRDNT Farm reminds anyone who plans on starting a farm business that it won't just be planting crops, there's a…
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Selling More and Going Above and Beyond for Existing Customers
In this episode, farmer and farming marketer Corinna Bench of My Digital Farmer talks about the value of going above and beyond customer service to k…
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The Interactions Between Microbes and Amendments
In this episode, agronomist and Logan Labs soil consultant Bill McKibben discusses how soil microbiology interacts with the soil amendments we apply.…
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To Manure or to Biochar
In this episode, Dr. Johannes Lehmann of Cornell University weighs in on using biochar versus manure on production beds.
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Biochar Production vs. Result
In this episode, biochar scientist and citizen scientist advocate Francesco Tortorici talks about how different biochar production methods can bring …
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When Does Tillage Become a Problem
In this episode, University of South Carolina research associate professor Dr. Buz Kloot when tillage can be beneficial and when it can be too much. …
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