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Unknown Host hosts Farms for Tomorrow, a business show with 25 episodes published.
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Restoring Soil Vitality Episode 1: Day Two Joe Scrimger: Bio-Systems II Restoring Soil Vitality | Length: 1:01:50 “Nitrogen’s not the issue. It’s putting on too much at one time… But even organically, we have to have nit
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Organic Apples – Mindset and Methods Episode 2: Jim Koan – Almar Orchards About Jim Koan Jim Koan was born into a family that had been growing apples in Michigan’s Genesee County since the mid-1800s. After completing deg
Restoring Soil Vitality Episode 1: Day One Joe Scrimger: Bio-Systems II Restoring Soil Vitality | Length: 1:07:43 “Nitrogen’s not the issue. It’s putting on too much at one time… But even organically, we have to have nit
A Hospital Farm is Part of the Cure Episode 5: Amanda Sweetman: The Farm at Trinity Health Cultivating a Healthy Community Amanda Sweetman describes how a small farm on the hospital campus of Trinity Health St. Joseph Me
Game Changer for Local Food Economy Episode 4: Kathy Sample & Bill Brinkerhoff: Argus Farm Stop Next Generation Farmers Market With a mission to support local farmers, Argus Farm Stop is a brick-and-mortar food retailer
Buy-Protect-Sell + Leadership = Saving the Aprill Farm Episode 3: Barry Lonik – Treemore Ecology and Land Services Saving the Aprill Farm When an exceptional piece of farmland became available in Scio Township, Michigan,
In It Together Episode 2: Eric Kampe – Green Things Farm Collective Organic no-till farmer Eric Kampe speaks to the practices that he and his farm partners have used to maintain the integrity and viability of small farm
In It Together Episode 1: Eric Kampe – Green Things Farm Collective Organic no-till farmer Eric Kampe shares experiences and perspectives on launching a small farm enterprise with a focus on both personal values and farm
Farm Transitions Episode 11: Wali Via – Winter Green Farm A Subdivision-Sale Model Wali Via of Winter Green Farm in Oregon shares about farm leadership succession in the context of an LLC. The older farmers wanted to tak
Farm Transitions Episode 10: Bob Bower – Angelic Organics A Community-Supported Model Bob Bower describes the challenges and strategies of a community coming together to assist in the farm succession process at Angelic O
Farm Transitions Episode 9: John Bloom – Krusen Grass Farm A Philanthropic Model John Bloom of the Yggdrasil Land Foundation talks about the role of the foundation in assisting the leadership transition on Krusen Grass F
England: A Different Model Episode 8 Part 2: Bob Wills and John Thomson – Tablehurst and Plaw Hatch Farm Co-Op Big Picture Questions - Part 2 This segment describes how farmers stabilized day-to-day farm operations at Ta
England: A Different Model Episode 8 Part 1: Bob Wills and John Thomson – Tablehurst and Plaw Hatch Farm Co-Op Big Picture Questions - Part 1 Bob Wills and John Thomson share the story of how shared vision, individual pe
England: A Different Model Episode 8: Bob Wills and John Thomson – Tablehurst and Plaw Hatch Farm Co-Op Big Picture Questions Bob Wills and John Thomson discuss how Tablehurst Farm was revitalized through a reorganizatio
England: A Different Model Episode 7 Part 2: David Junghans – Tablehurst and Plaw Hatch Farm Co-Op Young Farmers - Part 2 Beginning with a discussion about how the scale of a farm enterprise impacts both its sense of com
England: A Different Model Episode 7 Part 1: David Junghans – Tablehurst and Plaw Hatch Farm Co-Op Young Farmers - Part 1 David Junghans describes how he became managing director of Tablehurst Farm and shares advice for
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