The Problem... Quantifiable soil health data and standards are lacking. This gap creates uncertainty in how to achieve soil improvements and perpetuates lack of upside for growers. If standardized and benchmarked, soil health can provide a foundation for farm productivity, land value, crop premiums, and sustainable sourcing. We go Off The Husk with Mitchell Hora and put our butts to the soil.

Beer Cans and Bison Skulls-Bison Ranchin' in South Dakota with Scott Assman from Dakota Pure Bison.

Join us as we explore the business of Bison/Buffalo Raching in South Dakota.

Premium Bison meat from our pasture to your doo! Two South Dakota ranch families coming together to provide consumers with the highest quality bison meat. Making it easy for people everywhere to eat premium bison meat.

What ensues is a politically incorrect podcast filled with genuinely improvised, authentic conversation, laughter and some newfound agriculture knowledge.

Grab a cold beer and enjoy our moderately educational but extremely entertaining podcast "OFF THE HUSK"

Millennial Farmer, Zach Johnson, is a 5th generation family farmer from West Central Minnesota. Zach actively promotes agriculture by sharing his day-to-day experience on the family farm. His vision is to build the connection between farmers and consumers. Zach's mission is to become a national voice for agriculture, provide farmer to farmer education, and facilitate a collaborative conversation between farmers and the public.

Smelling Bullshit A Mile Off-Drugs and Lambchops with Will Bignell from Thorpe Farm in Australia. Thorpe Farm is a large scale commodity producers of wool and prime lambs running approximately 12,000 sheep on 2600ha. The business runs a 140ha overhead irrigation scheme with the primary focus on growing poppies, lamb fodder crops and cereals for dairy farmers. They have 85ha of flood irrigation growing summer pasture which allows us to produce lambs for the premium mid-winter market. Will's dad was a pioneer in developing deer farming techniques and the venison industry in Australia and was one of the first 4 people granted a deer farming permit.

Drugs and Lambchops with Will Bignell from Thorpe Farm in Australia.

Thorpe Farm is a large scale commodity producers of wool and prime lambs running approximately 12,000 sheep on 2600ha.

The business runs a 140ha overhead irrigation scheme with the primary focus on growing poppies, lamb fodder crops and cereals for dairy farmers. They have 85ha of flood irrigation growing summer pasture which allows us to produce lambs for the premium mid-winter market. Will's dad was a pioneer in developing deer farming techniques and the venison industry in Australia and was one of the first 4 people granted a deer farming permit.

Bee Populations, Diet Pop, and Randy: Facts and Fictions

We don't have a single guest here for this episode of Off the Husk. And I would like to say this was planned and we just decided to do things differently, but really it was just because really-

It's a lie.

Needed to get the podcast out and we just didn't line up a guest.

So what we're going to do is we reached out to nobody, we just generically, generally reached out to everybody on Instagram and Facebook and said, "Ask us a question, and bring us a topic."

California Farmer Ryan Valk continued.... Chicken Ranching and Almond Farming

Bustin' Nuts with Ryan Valk! We go Off The Husk with and discuss almond farming in California.

We go Off The Husk with Trevor Bales to talk hay farming and Safari Hunting! Trevor is a 6th generation farmer, whose family began farming over 100 years ago in Buckeye, Arizona. Bales Hay grows, harvest and stores feed for wholesale and retail customers to purchase throughout the year.

We go Off The Husk with Trevor Bales to talk hay farming and Safari Hunting! Trevor is a 6th generation farmer, whose family began farming over 100 years ago in Buckeye, Arizona. Bales Hay grows, harvest and stores feed for wholesale and retail customers to purchase throughout the year.