Josh and Kelsey of Wild Prairie Flower Farm are two super hard-working urban farmers in Columbus, OH, who grow about a quarter of an acre of cut-flowers and market them through a home-delivery CSA.
Read MoreBenina, of Burroughs Family Farms, is a FOURTH generation farmer in California. She made the shift to regenerative practices for their almonds, walnuts, and olives. They also produce pastured chickens and lamb through silvopasture.
Read MoreFor the season finale of The Composter Podcast, we talk all things Earth Care Farm, which is my family's compost operation. You'll get to hear from my dad, Mike Merner, also known as 'papi,' the founder and heart of Earth Care Farm. Quality compost is his life's work.
Read MoreDirt Hugger was founded in 2010 by Pierce Louis & Tyler Miller in The Dalles, Oregon, close to Hood River in the Columbia River Gorge. Their facility takes in 50,000 tons of organics a year and uses a unique aerated pile system.
Read MoreRon Alexander has 35+ years experience in composting, has worked with over 200 composting and organics recycling facilities throughout the world, and has been named by BioCycle as an organics recycling trailblazer.
Read MoreSOILutions has been making compost in New Mexico since '96 in a region that receives only 10" of annual rainfall. Ben Dickerson shares lots of strategies for composting in dry conditions without many natural resources close by.
Read MoreDr. Robert Rynk is one the compost industry giants! Bob wrote the book On Farm Composting over 30 years ago and we at Earth Care Farm used to set up our compost site. There's now a sequel called The Composting Handbook.
Read MoreTable to Farm is a curbside collection company in CO that has partnered with a local farm where they now produce compost. Table to Farm is six years in and has gone through a lot of hurdles to get to where they are now, collecting from 600+ residences and producing compost.
Read MorePeats Soils is a second generation Australian company focused on receiving, processing, and marketing recyclable organics in bulk and bag form. They have a 45+ year history in the creation of valuable landscaping, gardening, and horticultural products.
Read MoreFelicia Newman is the director of Coast of Maine Compost, which makes a high-quality compost in many blends that are bagged and sold across the US. She has a background as a chemical engineer and a deep love of farming.
Read MoreMy guest today is... my dad! Eliot Coleman of Four Season Farm. We had such a lovely conversation during season two, so I wanted to invite him back for a listener Q&A to end season three of The Winter Growers Podcast.
Read MoreFinegan and Jason of Steelbow Farm, in Austin TX, may seem like unusual guests for the Winter Growers Podcast. Year round growing is primary to their farming model, but it's not without it's challenges, even in Texas.
Read MoreVivian Glover of Gemusegarten Hoxhohl, Germany, always knew she wanted to become a farmer. With just under 1 acre in production, her no-dig market garden supplies a 180 member CSA, 90 of those members being year-round.
Read MoreFor those who might be interested, what does it take to run a podcast network like No-Till Growers? Here’s a break down of our end-of-the-year numbers for last year (2021, remember that?) along with a few contextual notes.
Read MorePatty of Early Girl Farm grows on Long Island. She has been described as "the Picasso of vegetables" and is featured in a documentary film, The Soul of a Farmer, that follows her farming journey and takes a raw and honest look at the challenges facing small-scale farmers today.
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