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As farmers, we often choose our agronomy strategies alone, with only sales pitches to guide us. We worry for our farm’s future because our success depends on salespeople who may place their interests ahead of ours. The Fellowship of Christ Like Growers is working to change this with our Farmers Sharing Calls. Our podcasts are an opportunity to bless each other with shared knowledge without sales pitches and the pressure to buy something. We center our discussions around soil health, not a particular crop or region. My own 18-year journey in agriculture has taught me the importance of soil stewardship. And other farmers have inspired much of what I’ve learned. I’m George Sims, and I hope you’ll join us.
Fellowship of Christ-Like Growers hosts FCLG: Farmers Sharing Calls, a education show with 14 episodes published.
Join Andy Dardini, owner of Physagro, and the assembled farmers of the Fellowship of Christ Like Growers as they discuss crop fertility decisions. Follow along as the FCLG covers nitrogen application timing strategies, n
When helping growers establish successful agronomy programs on their farms, it's important to be authentic. To be a good listener. And to provide added value beyond a range of commodities. Max Systems owner Chris Schlege
Andy Dardini, owner of Physagro, discusses soil biology and its importance to our farms and our own health. Following Andy's presentation, our assembled group of farmers discuss the practical considerations of using biol
Nate Firle, chief agronomist and owner of AgRevival, provides a behind-the-scenes look at how his company conducts strip trials on his research farm for the benefit of farmers across the country. Highlights 1:25: Nate Fi
What are we trying to accomplish with fall tillage? It's all about achieving that perfect seedbed for spring planting. Iowa farmer Jeremy Swanson leads our discussion about what tillage must accomplish for our farms. And
George Sims takes us on a journey to the beginning of the 20th Century, when orange growers only had four tools in their agronomy program. It's a tale that soon takes a twist with the advent of synthetic fertilizers arou
90% of the microbes in the human gut are also present in our soils. Yes—everything is connected when it comes to nutrition. Healthier soil biology translates to healthier, more nutrient-dense plants, which translates to
The biggest story for many growers in 2023 was drought. On this episode, we talk about drought coping strategies and review the vital role that nitrogen conversion has in the health of our soils and crops. 6:30 What can
Listen along as guest presenter Jeremy Swanson of Agronomy Rx (Webster City, IA) discusses several aspects of nitrogen and its proper use in your agronomy program. 2:31 Jeremy's nitrogen presentation begins 3:49 Introduc
Find crop insurance confusing? Crop insurance agent Melanie Utterback offer her insights on the various factors that producers must consider when selecting the appropriate level of coverage for their farms. Highlights fr
What are the true macro nutrients that you need to worry about on your farm? Ever since the dawn of synthetic fertilizers, we've had the three letters NPK drilled into our minds. But it's really carbon, hydrogen, and oxy
This episode covers a wide variety of topics around biological alternatives to synthetic fertilizers. Does it still make sense to farm like grandpa and dad did? Here, we explore the latest science and gain personal persp
On this podcast Steve Fresk, who farms in Southwest Minnesota, recalls his journey into cover crops and discusses how he arrived at his current strategy. We also hear from other farmers who use cover crops as well as oth
As farmers, we often choose our agronomy strategies alone, with only sales pitches to guide us. We worry for our farm’s future because our success depends on salespeople who may place their interests ahead of ours. The F
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