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Merit or Myth episodes
- Cropcast Ep. 6: Jesse HallIn this episode, we sit down with Jesse Hall out of Arlington, South Dakota to explore his journey into no-till, cover crops and livestock integration!31 min
- Cropcast Ep. 5: Barry & Eli LittleWe sit down with regenerative farmers Barry and Eli Little out of Castlewood, South Dakota to discus soil health, cover crops, livestock and economics.52 min
- Cropcast Ep. 4: Kurt DagelIn this episode, we sit down with on-farm agronomist Kurt Dagel of Olsen Custom Farms (Hendricks, MN) to discuss the benefits of regenerative agriculture.55 min
- Cropcast Ep. 3: Brian and Jamie JohnsonBrian and Jamie Johnson of Frankfort, SD talk to us about how soil health, an open mind, and teamwork can lead to more efficient, sustainable farming.40 min
- Cropcast Ep. 2: Dwayne BeckDwayne Beck, Research Manager at the Dakota Lakes Research Farm, sits down with us to discuss everything soil health... or as he likes to put it, "soil resiliency"!1 hr 30 min
- Cropcast Ep 01: Soil Scientist Randy AndersonBuz and Barrett discuss the finer points of their talk with South Dakota soil scientist Dr. Randy Anderson!28 min
About Merit or Myth
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The big-picture idea of healthy, functioning soils is so appealing: more moisture available to the plant, more nutrients recycling, fewer weeds, lower inputs… what’s not to like, right? To the busy…
farmer, are the ideas of healthy functioning soils just that… ideas? Put another way we should ask: “what has merit and what is myth”? At Merit or Myth our mission is, through the social media, to engage with South Dakota-based farmers, researchers and conservationists to gain a better understanding of healthy, functioning soils. We want to engage in the context of the management issues that farmers most care about including residue, soil temperature, soil moisture and weed management.