Greg Judy is a Missouri farmer, author, and role model for many aspiring agroforesters and livestock farmers. This episode features Greg's keynote presentation at our 2018 Perennial Farm Gathering, which includes a whirlwind tour of his farm operation, the story of how he became interested in agroforestry, and a glimpse into the mindset that led Greg to question many of the assumptions he once made about farming.

You can learn more about Greg Judy and his work at http://greenpasturesfarm.net/ 

Eliza Greenman is an orchardist and fruit explorer who is enthusiastic about incorporating livestock into orchards. This episode features a recording of her presentation at the Savanna Institute's 2019 Perennial Farm Gathering, in which she describes how she became obsessed with managing orchards and finding rare tree varieties, her plans to haunt an orchard someday, and what it's like to own the oldest pig in the world. 

You can learn more about Eliza's work at hogtree.com.

This episode features a complete recording of the 2020 Perennial Farm Gathering keynote panel, recorded online in December 2020. The panel features three women of agroforestry: Kathy Dice of Red Fern Farm, Olivia Watkins of Oliver's Agroforest, and Dr. Jifunza Wright-Carter, president and co-founder of the Black Oaks Center. The panel is hosted by Savanna Institute staff member Kaitie Adams. 

What is agroforestry? This introduction to our audio archive features the voices of some of our staff members. 

You can learn more about the Savanna Institute at https://www.savannainstitute.org/