Random Soil Podcasts

The Regenerative Journey podcast is an informative and thought-provoking series that explores the concept of regenerative living, highlighting our relationship with farming, food, and wellness, as well as our connection to Nature and the environment. Hosted by Charlie Arnott, a knowledgeable and engaging host, the podcast takes listeners on a journey towards understanding the ways in which we can work towards regenerating the world around us. Whether you’re an avid farmer, a health enthusiast, or simply someone who is curious about the world we live in, The Regenerative Journey is a must-listen. The show covers a wide range of topics, from the latest trends in sustainable agriculture to the impact of climate change on our planet. The podcast features insightful interviews with experts in the field of regenerative living, providing valuable insights into the latest thinking on this important subject. The Regenerative Journey is an essential resource for anyone who wants to learn more about the impact of our choices on the world around us. With a focus on practical solutions and real-world examples, this podcast offers actionable advice for anyone who wants to make a positive change in their own lives and in the world at large. So if you’re passionate about food, farming, and the environment, or simply looking for some inspiration and practical tips on how to live a more sustainable life, be sure to tune in to The Regenerative Journey podcast.

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

Tags: agriculture, biodynamics, gardening, health, nutrition, OrganicFarming, regeneration, Regenerative, soil, wellness

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

Coffee and Conservation is hosted by Dr. Beth Baker, Assistant Extension Professor in the Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Aquaculture at Mississippi State University. Dr. Baker and her guests discuss everything landowners, operators, and producers need to know about getting conservation on the ground and how conservation supports productivity and profitability while improving land stewardship. The topics covered also provide science-based education for the general public about the challenges that land owners and farmers face while trying to retain their livelihoods and protect natural resources and habitat. From water, air quality, and soil to habitat, food production, biodiversity, and- we discuss the necessity and complexity of the science and application of conservation in the US.

Categories: Education

Tags: agriculture, conservation, economics, environment, farming, higher education, soil, water

We talk about what is happening in the world of crops, soils, and whatever else Oklahoma producers should be thinking about when it comes to getting the most out of their land.

Categories: Education, Science, Technology

Tags: carbon credit, Corn, crop help, Crops, dirt, dirt doctor, farmer, plants, red dirt, research, seed, soil, soil health, summer crop, Wheat, winter crops

Gardening and plant advice, for any space in your life!

Gardening Inside Out is a live morning show and podcast that airs Saturdays from Bates Nursery & Garden Center’s Green Room Studio in Nashville, Tennessee.

Join hosts David Bates and Josh Cary every week along with our lively panel of expert co-hosts; Austin, Caroline, and Tyler, as they answer your home and garden questions. Sharing knowledge both above and below board, stories, and personal experience, the colorful cast will both inform and entertain.

Got questions for the show? Email gardeninginsideout@gmail.com

Watch us LIVE Saturday mornings at 8 AM Central! Chime in live with your questions and comments

Live viewing locations:
https://youtube.com/@gardeninginsideout
https://twitch.tv/gardeninginsideout
https://www.facebook.com/gardeninginsideout

Our Supporters:
Bates Nursery & Garden Center: https://www.batesnursery.com
EarthMix Garden Products: https://www.earthmix.net

Categories: Education, Leisure

Tags: diy gardening, gardening, Gardening advice, Home & Garden, houseplants, landscaping, plant info, soil

A Professional Planter’s Podcast with Blake and Brian Young. The bickering brothers from Fort Wayne’s oldest greenhouse family offer growing tips, plant care, pest control and plant knowledge from their lifetime of working in the soil. MERRY CHRISTMAS! LOOKING FOR SOMETHING? LOOK HERE >>> http://wayneshout.com/twelve-days/

Categories: Education, Leisure

Tags: flowers, Green Thumb, greenhouse, growers, Home & Garden, planting, soil, Tropical Plants, Wayneshout

To most folks, this may seem an odd title but it best describes the range of topics this podcast series delivers to practicing geologists, geoscientists, or anyone with an interest in Pennsylvania’s geological environment. Produced by the Pennsylvania Council of Professional Geologists (PCPG), the series includes practical and timely topics, technical and social matters, trends and tips for the office or the field, and interesting subjects and interviews that may remind you of why you chose (or should have chosen) a career in geoscience. So, if you’d like to learn something new, listen to a geologist talk about something they love, or you just need a break from the routine, please join us and listen in!

Categories: Science

Tags: earth, Earthquakes, geology, geoscience, glaciers, landslides, Parks, rock, seismic, soil

Welcome to University of Minnesota Extension’s first ever nutrient management podcast. Every month we’ll bring you the latest nutrient management information for farmers in Minnesota and across the Midwest. Follow us on facebook at Facebook.com/UMNNutrientMgmt or Twitter at Twitter.com/UMNNutrientMgmt. Thanks to the Agriculture Fertilizer Research and Education Council (AFREC) for your support.

Categories: Uncategorised

Tags: agriculture, Crops, farming, fertility, Fertilizer, Management, nitrogen, nutrient, soil

Decarbonise the air, recarbonise the soil. To feed the world, to clean the air and water, we need to change what we do with our soils. This podcast looks at the many variants of regenerative food growing. How? Why? When? We must be the ChangeUnderground!

Categories: Leisure, Science

Tags: OrganicFarming, organicfood, organicgardening, Permaculture, regenerativeagriculture, regenerativegardening, soil, SoilHealth, worldorganicnews

Conservation Chat, hosted by anthropologist Jacqueline Comito, is a podcast series that explores the relationship between conservation, soil, water, agriculture, and the people of Iowa. This is accomplished through thoughtful interviews with farmers and rural and urban residents about conservation and water quality in the state. Comito is the Director of Iowa Learning Farms, an Iowa State University Extension and Outreach program that has been building a culture of conservation statewide for over ten years.

Categories: Science

Tags: agriculture, conservation, environment, farm, farming, Iowa, land, naturalresources, nature, soil, water

We talk to the pioneers in the regenerative food and agriculture space to learn more on how to put our money to work to regenerate soil, people, local communities and ecosystems while making an appropriate and fair return.

Categories: Arts, Business, Health & Fitness

Tags: carbon, climate change, farmers, Food, impact, investing, regenerative agriculture, soil, water

The Field Notes podcast series from Koch Agronomic Services (KAS) will break down the science and technology behind agronomy to help growers do more with less. Crop science experts and others in the agriculture industry will discuss topics ranging from nitrogen loss and soil health to ways growers can increase operational efficiencies.

Categories: Business, Science

Tags: Crops, farming, health, nutrients, soil

A delicious fresh episode on Irish food sustainability dished up each week for everyone who loves food and cares about the environment.

Categories: Arts, Science

Tags: cooking, Culinary, ecology, environment, farming, Food, growing, Irish, soil, sustainability

The Young Farmers Podcast, a project of the National Young Farmers Coalition, is digging into the most critical issues facing the future of farming: land access, climate change, racial equity, water for the next generation, government access and accountability. This season, you’ll hear from policy makers, experts and advocates, and, of course, young farmers themselves, all fighting to make sure that the 2023 Farm Bill does what we need it to do: supports the future of farming in the U.S. Listen in and find out how YOU can join the young farmer movement.

Categories: Government, News, Society & Culture

Tags: agriculture, climate change, congress, drought, farm bill, farmers, farmland, food policy, land, onemillionacres, policy, ranchers, ranching, soil, young farmers

No Farms No Future gets to the heart of America’s food system. Each episode will illuminate a pressing issue faced by farmers and ranchers: How can we protect farmland against threats like development? How can we promote equitable access to farmland, especially for BIPOC, queer, and female farmers? And why is farmland a solution to the climate crisis, but only if we get farming right? Hear from farmers and ranchers as they make the tough decisions that will shape their future—and ours. Tune in for monthly episodes, created in collaboration with American Farmland Trust and Heritage Radio Network.

Categories: Arts, Business, News

Tags: agriculture, climate, climate change, conservation, drought, environment, farm, farmer, farmers markets, farming, farmland, farmland loss, farmland protection, Food, food scarcity, ranch, rancher, ranching, regenerative farming, soil, solar, sustainability, water

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

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.

Categories: Leisure, Science

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

This podcast is a crash course about how to think like a Master Composter and the education goes well beyond composting. Beyond the composting basics, you will learn how to: – Understand your soil – Manage worm bins, green cones and other composters – Control insects and other problems – Mitigate the effects of global warming through organic practices This Seattle Tilth series is narrated by Joshua McNichols, a volunteer with the Master Composter/Soil Builder program. In addition to the Master Composter program, Seattle Tilth offers organic gardening classes for adults and kids, demonstration gardens, volunteer opportunities, educational events, and a hotline for gardening questions.

Categories: Education

Tags: builders, Composters, composting, cones, gardening, Green, master, organic, Seattle, soil, Tilth, waste, worms, yard