In this episode, we discuss what the future of soil health practices with Tim Little on his farm near Dundas, Minnesota.

In this episode, we have a conversation about soil conservation and various soil health practices on Tim Little's farm.

In this episode, we finish our conversation with Dan and Erin Honken of Honken Farms. We talk about cover crop management and use, different forage options, and cost-share programs to help with farm improvements.

In this episode: We travel to Rice County and talk with Dan and Erin Honken of Honken Farms. We talk about Kernza, cover crops, and pasture management.

In this episode, we introduce a new guest host of the podcast, Shane Bugeja.

In this episode: We take a deeper dive into the farming and soil health practices of the Purfeerst Farm.

In this episode: We are joined by Jim Purfeerst and his two sons, Mark and Matt. We cover the history, tillage practices, and Integrated Pest Management practices that constitute their operation.

In this episode: We say goodbye to Mike Cruise as one of the main hosts and welcome the new host to the podcast.

In this episode we go back to Joe Borgerding's farm to look at a unique approach to strip-till and cover crops. Joe talks about his experimenting with a cereal rye cover crop, fall strip tillage, and a rather unique weed whipping apparatus. We touch on the benefits of using this type of system, including soil moisture retention and warmer soil temperatures in the planting zone. This system is showing significant benefits in the drought conditions we are currently facing in 2021.

In this episode we have a follow-up conversation going over our talk with Jake Scherer. We cover team building and how important it is to prepare and plan for those inevitable changes that come in farming. We discuss a few different approaches to integrated weed and pest management and don't worry, we talk about bears again.