A podcast about newlyweds learning how to homestead on a horse farm while navigating each other’s idiosyncrasies.
Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Leisure
Tags: #phloxbluemoonfarm, cocktails, DIY, do it yourself, dogs, entertaining, Farm Equipment, farm improvement, farming, floral, gardening, home improvement, horses, plants, raising chickens, shelter dogs, vegetables, wine
Bite-sized informative updates on gardening solutions, basics, garden myths and other subjects of interest to gardeners both new and experienced. From the popular Empress of Dirt website (empressofdirt.net), home of creative and frugal ideas for your backyard garden.
Categories: Leisure
Come along with horticulturist Daniel Fuller as we enter a hidden world of horticultural, ecological and landscape gardening knowledge with featured experts, industry professionals and enthusiasts. We inform and inspire you with weekly episodes to help you become an unstoppable plant whisperer.
Categories: Business, Leisure, Science
Tags: agriculture, australian, ecology, farming, gardening, Green, grow, Horticulture, landscaping, plants, sustainability, trees
Welcome to The Urban Farm Podcast, your partner in the Grow Your Own Food revolution! This audio only podcast features special guests like Rosemary Morrow, Zach Loeks, and Andrew Millison as we discuss the art and value of growing food in urban areas. We’ll explore topics such as gardening basics, urban beekeeping and chicken farming, permaculture, successful composting, monetizing your farm, and much more! Each episode will bring you tips and tricks on how to overcome common challenges, opportunities to learn from the experience of people just like you, and plenty of resources to ensure you’re informed, equipped, and empowered to participate more mindfully in your local food system… and to have a great time doing it! Support our Podcast and listen Ad-Free! Visit www.urbanfarm.org/patron for more information and see what else we include.
Categories: Arts, Education, Leisure
Tags: agriculture, animals, aquaponics, backyard, Beekeeping, bees, breeders, business, Canning, change, chicken, community, compost, Concepts, cooking, Crop, Crops, design, dirt, Ducks, Education, Eggs, empower, entrepreneur, family, farm, farmers, farmsteading, Food, forest, fowl, friends, Fruit, garden, gardening, Green, gregpeterson, grow, Guest, gut, Harvest, Harvesting, health, herbs, homesteading, hyrdroponics, inform, Inspired, Kids, local, Market, mushrooms, nature, nutrition, Orchard, organic, Permaculture, Peterson, plants, pollenator, pollinator, poultry, prepping, Regenerative, resource, respect, saving, school, Season, seed, small, soil, success, sustainability, sustainable, theurbanfarm, tomato, trees, urban, urbanfarm, vegan, vegetables, vegetarian, water, worms
What techniques are used to keep crops safe from insects? What happens to tomatoes when they ripen? This selection of audio slideshows covers a broad range of topics that relate to the nature of both plants and vegetables. From touring the largest display green houses in the world at the Eden Project to genetically engineering crops for African famers, this collection of case studies reveals fascinating insights into the cutting edge work conservationists and bio-chemists are doing in the field of botany. This material forms part of the Open University course S173 Plants and people.
Categories: Education
Tags: african, charity, companion crops, green house, nectar, pigment, piper nigrum, plants, rainforest, Repellent, seed, signalling, synthesise, tomato, Vegetate
Natural Focus, presented by David Boag (international author, lecturer and wildlife photographer) celebrates the beauty of the natural world. David’s enthusiasm for creation comes out in every show he does and you are guarenteed to learn something new each time. [itunes pic]
Whilst some people encourage and feed creatures in their garden, others hate the same animal – which shows that humans are probably the strangest creatures on the planet.
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: amphibians, animals, beauty, bird, environment, flowers, habitat, insects, landscapes, mammals, nature, photographer, photography, plants, Reptiles, wildlife
A comedic plant and horticulture show covering everything from houseplants, gardening, and funky stories about the plant world to the ins and outs of the horticulture industry. Making learning about plants and horticulture more accessible and fun for everyone – we’ll do the research so you don’t have to! Co-hosted by Nick Farringdon and Ethan Wise
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Categories: Comedy, Education, Leisure
Tags: Comedy, Education, Ethan Wise, Fun, gardening, green industry, Horticulture, houseplants, Illnois, midwest, Missouri, Nick Farringdon, plants, St. Louis
Granite State Gardening is a University of New Hampshire podcast for gardeners, landowners and homesteaders in New Hampshire and Northern New England. Hosts Emma Erler and Nate Bernitz share proven tips and solutions for your garden and landscape, giving inspiration and research-based knowhow to cultivate confidence and success wherever and whatever you’re growing. Biweekly episodes feature plant recommendations, pest control advice and answers to listener questions, which are encouraged at gsg.pod@unh.edu.
Categories: Education, Leisure
Tags: 683986, chickens, Fruit, gardening, homesteading, Horticulture, house plants, landscaping, lawn, New England, New Hampshire, pest, plants, science, vegetables
The Open University’s researcher in volcanoes, Hazel Rymer explains why the Poás volcano in Costa Rica is her favourite, and how evidence form previous experiments there has lead her to believe there may be an environmental crisis – similar to one in the 1990’s – on it’s way. There have been changes in gravity above Poás, and Hazel talks us through some experiments she will be undertaking in the future.
Categories: Education
Tags: Genetic Changes, Gravity, plants, pollution, Sulphuric Acid
Houston is famous for supplying the United States with energy, for engaging in cutting-edge medical research and for sending humans to the Moon. But for natural beauty our minds wander elsewhere. Here’s the truth: Houston’s nature is exquisit and awe-inspiring. It is also fragile and in need of protection. So it’s high time we discover our love for it. That’s what this podcast is all about. Please sign up for the Houston and Nature Memo at https://houstonnature.com to be notified whenever a new episode comes out!
Categories: Science, Society & Culture
Tags: animals, climatechange, conservation, environment, Extinction, Food, globalwarming, houston, Human, nature, plants, pollution, Texas, waste, wildlife
The Garden Log is an award winning podcast from Ben Dark, Head Gardener at an English country estate. Episodes begin with a review of events in the flowerbeds, meadows and woodland, before moving on to discuss horticultural matters more generally. Ben is an ever-curious host who does not take himself, his job or gardening too seriously. A half-hour spent in his company is a half-hour spent far away from the myriad concerns of modern life.
Categories: Leisure, Society & Culture
Tags: englishgarden, flowers, freshproduce, gardening, gardens, growing, Horticulture, plants
Landscape Alaska’s own radio show, now available as podcast! landscapealaska@gmail.com
Categories: Arts, Education, Leisure
Tags: alaska, bushes, flowers, garden, gardening, grass, growing, landscape, landscaping, lawns, plants, shrubs, trees
A blend of slow radio, gardening advice and conversation, and readings from the best garden and wildlife writing. With Andrew O’Brien.
Categories: Leisure, Society & Culture
Tags: gardening, gardeningadvice, gardens, plants, slowradio, wildlife
“Plants of the Gods: Hallucinogens, Healing, Culture and Conservation” is a new and unique podcast focusing on the hallucinogenic plants and fungi whose impact on world culture and religion – and healing potential – is only now beginning to be appreciated as never before. Unlike other podcasts relating to these issues, “Plants of the Gods” is hosted by renowned ethnobotanist Dr. Mark Plotkin, a Harvard and Yale-trained scientist who has been studying the healing plants and shamans of the Amazon rainforest for almost four decades. An award-winning scientist and best selling author, Dr, Plotkin is a spellbinding storyteller who will be speaking from personal experience and will be joined by other leaders in the field.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Science
Tags: amazon, amazonia, animals, Culture, fungi, hallucinogenic, hallucinogens, harvard, Healing, healingethnobotanist, indigenous, medicinal, plants, rainforestscientist, religion, shamanic, shamans, tribal, Yale
Two best friends, and an educational, fun-loving podcast that’s breaking the stigma of Marijuana! Tune in, while we speak with medical marijuana patients, growers, and industry leaders. We will be sharing personal stories, debunking marijuana myths, educating people, and spreading the love and benefits of a healing plant, through the Cannabis community!! Come roll with us, while we break it all down..
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: agriculture, breaking stigmas, bud, cannabis, cbd, chronic, Culture, Education, farming, healing plant, herbs, Indica, marijuana, medical patient, plant medicine, plants, PTSD, Sativa, Society, strains, Terpenes, thc, weed
The first podcast by nature, for anybody. Join Tony Geode (Justin Michael) and Atiny Crunchyleaf (Jace Armstrong) as they interview every part of nature: from a swimming hole and a stick bug to a geyser and a gust of wind. Who knows, along the way they might even solve the mystery of why they can talk!
Categories: Comedy
The Beet started as the Epic Gardening Podcast, but has grown into a one-stop shop for plant lovers. Five days a week, we explore topics ranging from beginner gardening tips to in-depth discussions with industry and science experts. Here, we’ll open up new gardening horizons, inspire you to greater heights, share new and exciting discoveries in agriculture, and fill your mind with freshly-harvested information you can apply to your own gardening journey!
Categories: Education, Leisure
Tags: agriculture, amendments, annuals, aquaponics, backtoeden, Beekeeping, bees, beginnergardener, beneficialinsects, biennials, Biochar, birdies, birdiesbeds, birdiesgardenbeds, birdiesraisedbeds, bokashi, botanical, botanicalinterests, botany, CARROTS, chickens, companionplanting, compost, composting, containergardening, Crops, diseases, epicgardening, epichomestead, ericgardening, Fertilizer, flowers, Food, foodpreservation, foodscape, Fruit, fungi, gardendesign, gardening, germination, growingfood, Harvesting, herbs, homesteading, Horticulture, houseplants, hydroponics, insects, irrigation, Jacques, jacquesinthegarden, JADAM, kevinespiritu, landscaping, microgreens, milkweed, mulch, mycorrhizae, nativeplants, npk, perennials, Permaculture, Pests, plantdiseases, plantpests, plants, pollinators, propagating, raisedbeds, roots, seeds, seedstarting, soil, squarefootgardening, successionplanting, sustainability, thebeet, thebeetpodcast, Tomatoes, tools, trees, urbangardening, vegetable, vermicomposting, Weeding, weeds, worms
Welcome to the Woodland Trust podcast, ‘Woodland Walks’. We’ll be exploring some of the greatest woods, forests and sites in the Woodland Trust estate. Join our host, Adam Shaw, as we discover the stories and characters that make each of our woods so very special. We’ll explore awe-inspiring ancient woodland and get lost together in the rich habitats that support our native wildlife. We’ll meet the site managers and the magnificent volunteers who protect woods and plant trees. For wildlife. For people.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: campaign, campaigning, campaigns, forest, forests, plant, planting, plants, tree, trees, trust, volunteer, Volunteers, walks, wildlife, wood, woodland, woodlands, Woods
Hey y’all, this is Courtney Slade, your host of Wild & Rooted! I’m here to share the stories of people doing some pretty cool and different things in agricultural and horticultural industries. Interested in learning about beekeeping? Or you’ve always wanted to start that backyard veggie garden? Maybe you’ve wondered about how that wine ended up in your glass or why those olives in your dirty martini are so dang good. I’m here for helping us all understand and learn more about the importance of knowing where your food comes from and what regenerative agriculture really and truly means (and eventually being able to say it five times fast).
Categories: Health & Fitness, Science, Society & Culture
Tags: agriculture, farming, flowers, gardening, growing, Horticulture, organic, plants, ranching, Regenerative
Musings with people in the world of gardening, botany, horticulture and nature. Marlene takes her years of gardening experience, success and failures and turns it into an unpretentious, humorous listen. From organic vegetable gardening, houseplants, bee keeping, flowers, and everything in between — this podcast covers it.
Tags: antiques, botany, conservation, crafts, DIY, Education, flower, flowers, Fruit, garden, gardening, Green, greenhouse, grow, growing, HG, homeandgarden, Horticulture, lawn, lawncare, nature, nursery, organic, plant, planting, plants, Repurposing, soil, succulents, theplantlady, tools, vegetables