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On this Soil Sisters radio hour, we unpack our shared frustrations about the overwhelming presence of chemicals in daily life and their health and environmental implications. The conversation explores the impact of synthetic fabrics, chemicals in sunscreens, and processed foods. We also address broader issues like urban sprawl and the decline of farmland, advocating for regenerative agriculture as a viable solution. We emphasize the importance of asking for help, creating community among farmers, and shifting to mindful methods of preserving agricultural landscapes and improving quality of life. This episode encapsulates the farming community's emotional and practical challenges and the importance of conscious consumerism.
This conversation originally aired on 107.9 KLKT Radio Lockhart.
TIME STAMPS:
00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene
00:38 The Importance of Soil Health
01:29 Diving into Fabric Choices
04:13 The Harmful Effects of Chemicals
08:17 Exploring Natural Alternatives
15:43 The Impact of Urban Sprawl
22:20 Regenerative Agriculture and Its Benefits
25:05 Embracing Change and Seeking Help
25:43 The Importance of Community in Farming
26:44 Challenges Faced by New Farmers
28:12 Opportunities in Lockhart
30:08 Navigating Grant Applications
34:29 The Role of Beneficial Insects
46:39 Bird Watching and Biodiversity
48:18 Concluding Thoughts and Reflections
✨ Tejas Tonic - The official beverage of the TX Soil Sisters ✨
Serving up creative spirits for creative spirits. The hemp for this blissful bevvy is organically farmed in the Texas Hill Country. Enjoy 15% off Tejas Tonic w/ code: SISTERS. | Socialize with @drinktejastonic on IG.
⚡️ B&P Electric - The Soil Sisters Podcast is powered by B&P Electric ⚡️
Whether you’re building, remodeling, installing low-voltage landscape lighting, or in need of an inspection. B&P is your central Texas electrical contractor. | Socialize with @b_pelectric on IG
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Join the Soil Sisters Co-Op here.
Engage with TX Soil Sisters on IG: @soilsisterspodcast and on X: @TXSoilSisters
Website: txsoilsisters.co
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On this Soil Sisters radio hour, we unpack our shared frustrations about the overwhelming presence of chemicals in daily life and their health and environmental implications. The conversation explores the impact of synthetic fabrics, chemicals in sunscreens, and processed foods. We also address broader issues like urban sprawl and the decline of farmland, advocating for regenerative agriculture as a viable solution. We emphasize the importance of asking for help, creating community among farmers, and shifting to mindful methods of preserving agricultural landscapes and improving quality of life. This episode encapsulates the farming community's emotional and practical challenges and the importance of conscious consumerism.
This conversation originally aired on 107.9 KLKT Radio Lockhart.
TIME STAMPS:
00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene
00:38 The Importance of Soil Health
01:29 Diving into Fabric Choices
04:13 The Harmful Effects of Chemicals
08:17 Exploring Natural Alternatives
15:43 The Impact of Urban Sprawl
22:20 Regenerative Agriculture and Its Benefits
25:05 Embracing Change and Seeking Help
25:43 The Importance of Community in Farming
26:44 Challenges Faced by New Farmers
28:12 Opportunities in Lockhart
30:08 Navigating Grant Applications
34:29 The Role of Beneficial Insects
46:39 Bird Watching and Biodiversity
48:18 Concluding Thoughts and Reflections
✨ Tejas Tonic - The official beverage of the TX Soil Sisters ✨
Serving up creative spirits for creative spirits. The hemp for this blissful bevvy is organically farmed in the Texas Hill Country. Enjoy 15% off Tejas Tonic w/ code: SISTERS. | Socialize with @drinktejastonic on IG.
⚡️ B&P Electric - The Soil Sisters Podcast is powered by B&P Electric ⚡️
Whether you’re building, remodeling, installing low-voltage landscape lighting, or in need of an inspection. B&P is your central Texas electrical contractor. | Socialize with @b_pelectric on IG
---------------------------------
Join the Soil Sisters Co-Op here.
Engage with TX Soil Sisters on IG: @soilsisterspodcast and on X: @TXSoilSisters
Website: txsoilsisters.co