Land Stewardship Project's Ear to the Ground Podcast

Land Stewardship Project's Ear to the Ground Podcast

Download on the App Store

Land Stewardship Project's Ear to the Ground Podcast episodes

  • Ear to the Ground No. 253: The Power of Local Meat Processing
    Livestock producer Eric Klein of Hidden Stream Farm describes why and how his family launched its own meat processing business. It’s been a financial and logistical challenge, but a few years down the road it’s already producing benefits for their farm as well as the local community. If you’re thinking of getting into small-scale meat…  Read More →

    Source

    40 min
  • Ear to the Ground No. 253: The Power of Local Meat Processing
    Livestock producer Eric Klein of Hidden Stream Farm describes why and how his family launched its own meat processing business. It’s been a financial and logistical challenge, but a few years down the road it’s already producing benefits for their farm as well as the local community. If you’re thinking of getting into small-scale meat…  Read More →
    Source
    40 min
  • Ear to the Ground No. 252: Stewardship as Measure
    Beginning dairy farmer Carrie Redden talks about how she sees successful land stewardship and successful farming as deeply intertwined, and why more non-farmers need to make that connection as well. Carrie Redden was interviewed as part of the We Are Water initiative, which documented the stories of several farmers in the upper reaches of the…  Read More →

    Source

    15 min
  • Ear to the Ground No. 252: Stewardship as Measure
    Beginning dairy farmer Carrie Redden talks about how she sees successful land stewardship and successful farming as deeply intertwined, and why more non-farmers need to make that connection as well. Carrie Redden was interviewed as part of the We Are Water initiative, which documented the stories of several farmers in the upper reaches of the…  Read More →
    Source
    15 min
  • Ear to the Ground No. 251: An Agrarian Changemaker
    To Abbey Dickhudt, farming offers a way to not just produce food, but to make the world a better place. And she’s not afraid to say, “I don’t know.” Abbey Dickhudt was interviewed as part of the We Are Water initiative, which documented the stories of several farmers in the upper reaches of the Minnesota…  Read More →

    Source

    24 min
  • Ear to the Ground No. 251: An Agrarian Changemaker
    To Abbey Dickhudt, farming offers a way to not just produce food, but to make the world a better place. And she’s not afraid to say, “I don’t know.” Abbey Dickhudt was interviewed as part of the We Are Water initiative, which documented the stories of several farmers in the upper reaches of the Minnesota…  Read More →
    Source
    24 min
  • Ear to the Ground No. 250: Letting Water Call the Shots
    When Mark Erickson’s combine got stuck in the muck, he knew he needed to unearth a different relationship with the land. Mark Erickson was interviewed as part of the We Are Water initiative, which documented the stories of several farmers in the upper reaches of the Minnesota River watershed who are using innovative production methods…  Read More →

    Source

    15 min
  • Ear to the Ground No. 250: Letting Water Call the Shots
    When Mark Erickson’s combine got stuck in the muck, he knew he needed to unearth a different relationship with the land. Mark Erickson was interviewed as part of the We Are Water initiative, which documented the stories of several farmers in the upper reaches of the Minnesota River watershed who are using innovative production methods…  Read More →
    Source
    15 min
  • Ear to the Ground No. 249: It’s Not Lost, it Just Went to Sleep
    Ella Robertson and Eric Wana of the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate in northeastern South Dakota talk about reawakening their people’s connections to farming, the land, and water. Ella Robertson and Eric Wana were interviewed as part of the We Are Water initiative, which documented the stories of several farmers in the upper reaches of the Minnesota…  Read More →

    Source

    47 min
  • Ear to the Ground No. 249: It’s Not Lost, it Just Went to Sleep
    Ella Robertson and Eric Wana of the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate in northeastern South Dakota talk about reawakening their people’s connections to farming, the land, and water. Ella Robertson and Eric Wana were interviewed as part of the We Are Water initiative, which documented the stories of several farmers in the upper reaches of the Minnesota…  Read More →
    Source
    47 min

About Land Stewardship Project's Ear to the Ground Podcast

From the publisher's feed

Land Stewardship Project's Ear to the Ground podcast features in-the-field interviews related to the Land Stewardship Project's work on regenerative agriculture, local food systems, rural communities,…

More shows like Land Stewardship Project's Ear to the Ground Podcast

Radiolab by WNYC Studios

Radiolab

43,833 Listeners

Planet Money by NPR

Planet Money

30,645 Listeners

Hidden Brain by Hidden Brain, Shankar Vedantam

Hidden Brain

43,334 Listeners

Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! by NPR

Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!

38,642 Listeners

The Moth by The Moth

The Moth

26,822 Listeners

Marketplace by Marketplace

Marketplace

8,769 Listeners

On Point with Meghna Chakrabarti by WBUR

On Point with Meghna Chakrabarti

3,995 Listeners

Science Friday by Science Friday and WNYC Studios

Science Friday

6,430 Listeners

1A by NPR

1A

4,696 Listeners

Working Cows - Regenerative Ranching to Maximize Profitability and Soil Health by Clay Conry

Working Cows - Regenerative Ranching to Maximize Profitability and Soil Health

434 Listeners

Regenerative Agriculture Podcast by John Kempf

Regenerative Agriculture Podcast

514 Listeners

Huberman Lab by Scicomm Media

Huberman Lab

29,014 Listeners

The Ezra Klein Show by New York Times Opinion

The Ezra Klein Show

16,044 Listeners

Ranching Returns Podcast by Jared Luhman

Ranching Returns Podcast

232 Listeners

The Tucker Carlson Show by Tucker Carlson Network

The Tucker Carlson Show

15,909 Listeners