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Great Big Farmer

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About this Podcast:

An "audio journal" of life on the farm.

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32%

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Selective

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Questions about Great Big Farmer

What has Great Big Farmer covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Longer Grazing With Super El Nino + Manure Compost, Cover Crops Are Priorities + Beavers Eating Cover Crops + Ripley People Are Polite" (19 October 2026, 24 minutes), "Sneaking Up On Beavers + Equipment Repair Rambling + Soybean Tooth Test + Wood Splitter" (18 October 2026, 21 minutes), and "Organic Audit Prep + Seeds Per Square Foot + I Want To Keep A Calf From Flint + Reflecting On This Audio Journal" (17 October 2026, 20 minutes).

How often does Great Big Farmer publish?

Great Big Farmer publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 17 minutes across 44 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Great Big Farmer?

Booking probability for Great Big Farmer is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Great Big Farmer requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Great Big Farmer's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Great Big Farmer?

The strongest fits for Great Big Farmer are Beekeeping, Horses & Other Livestock and Other Crop Farming. Great Big Farmer has a leisure audience.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #49

    Longer Grazing With Super El Nino + Manure Compost, Cover Crops Are Priorities + Beavers Eating Cover Crops + Ripley People Are Polite

    Oct 19, 202624 min

    Rambling about all kinds of stuff today. Thinking about the quality of the pastures and how much grazing time is left. Will the Super El Nino allow for a longer grazing season? Had the same problem with the combine; it...

  • Episode #48

    Sneaking Up On Beavers + Equipment Repair Rambling + Soybean Tooth Test + Wood Splitter

    Oct 18, 202621 min

    I ramble on about the beavers who have set up a temporary home in the deepest part of the river. Seems like equipment repairs are happening all day, every day. Picked up a wider disc and I ramble on about that. Working...

  • Episode #46

    Organic Audit Prep + Seeds Per Square Foot + I Want To Keep A Calf From Flint + Reflecting On This Audio Journal

    Oct 17, 202620 min

    I ramble on... about the organic audit coming up and a whole bunch of other things such as field histories, receipts, tags for seed bags, transferring anecdotal notes to summary sheets, and things I would do differently...

  • Episode #45

    Calling The Cows + Sounds Of The River Crossing + Cows Munching Apples + Thinking About The End Of Grazing Season

    Oct 17, 202614 min

    Before rambling on about other things, Tom calls the cows "Bruce County Style" to cross the river. Sounds of the crossing and the cows feasting on apples. The question of the best number of cows to keep in my little...

  • Episode #44

    Bloating And Windfall Apples + DIY Salt-Mineral Feeder That Is Bull Proof

    Oct 17, 20263 min

    I've got concerns about the number of apples on the ground where I am about to move the cows. If they eat too many, one or more might bloat which is a real concern. The DIY loose salt or mineral feeder is described...

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  • Episode #43

    Remain Calm, Neighbour's Cows Not Mine + Chisel Plow And Compaction + Wendell Berry's Passing + Red Clover

    Oct 6, 202616 min

    I confused the neighbour's cows bawling with mine. Well not me, my cows. Using a zig-zag path to help erosion on hills. Chisel plow to rip for compaction in the heifer barn field. Breaking shear bolts. Kincardine seems...

  • Episode #42

    (September 3) Night Sounds By The Fire Pit + Oakley's Patrol Bark

    Oct 5, 202611 min

    We like to make a small fire and sit around it at night. There is a line of maple trees along the east side of the front yard, and their trunks support a supply of wood that helps to make a cozy space. A ring of field...

  • Episode #41

    Care And Management Of Weaned Calves + Other Stuff + Sounds Of The Morning

    Oct 5, 202613 min

    Rambling on about care and management of weaned calves. Not seeing peas emerge in the cover crop. It makes no sense to worry about things on the farm that are out of my control to change now. In the barn with the newly...

  • Episode #40

    Weaning + Bruce County's "Coo Bos" + Apples + Cicada + A Cow Runs At Me Twice Today, Once Playful And Once Startled

    Sep 16, 202612 min

    Walking the group from a paddock back to the barn. The old time way to call cattle in Bruce County is "Coo Bos" and its origin is the Scottish reference to highland cattle; Coo= cow Bos= the Latin genus species Bos...

  • Episode #39

    A Deep Dive Into The Minutia Of The Water Bowl Hook Up + Making It Look Good + Farming Has A Lot Of Grunt Work Like This

    Sep 15, 202632 min

    The old water line is tough to work with. No leaks. Making the unused electrical feed neat and secure (this bowl is energy free). Lots of water pressure. Stripping the concrete forms. I cut myself. Setting the water...

  • Episode #37

    Energy Free Water Bowl...Describing The Forms And Pouring The Concrete

    Sep 14, 20269 min

    Lots of detail here, 'cause everybody wants to hear about concrete forming! LOL I ramble on about how the concrete pad will meet the requirements for the installation of the bowl. Find your place in the world. Dig in...

  • Episode #36

    Appreciating The Cover Crop + Other Stuff + River Sounds To Finish

    Aug 31, 202616 min

    Growing cover crops and grazing cattle is the best! Rapids in the Kincardine Creek between two pools. Simple three point hitch spline repair. Difficult tire packer repair. Breaking out concrete in the barn. Perfect...

  • Episode #35

    Tire Packer Shaft And Bearings Destroyed + Very High Seed Density In Cover Crop + Time To Get Some Rest

    Aug 30, 202621 min

    The manure-compost pile has warmed up. The tire packer is very broken and I'm glad nothing else was damaged when it came apart. I calculated that the seeding density for this cover crop mix is 44 seeds per square foot...

  • Episode #34

    Cover Crop Costs Aren't Just The Price Of The Seed

    Aug 29, 202614 min

    Rambling while unloading seed bags. Big problem with the seeder metering mechanism. The right way to live my life. Find your place in the world. Dig in, and take responsibility from there. - Gary Snyder Please contact...

  • Episode #33

    An Interesting But Insanely Busy Day Recorded Early Morning While Pulling Weeds

    Aug 29, 202622 min

    Early morning. Recording while checking compost temperatures and walking the soybean field. Pulling weeds tall weeds, trying to decrease the seed bank. Making the disc sing. Magnet finds more fence wire and a plow...

  • Episode #32

    I'm Late Getting The Cover Crop Planted + Making Progress With Farm Composting

    Aug 28, 202615 min

    Overall, things are going great this summer, but I'm late getting the cover crop planted. First disc needs to be repaired, and the supplier to the machine shop is slow to courier the bearing that's needed. Also, the new...

  • Episode #31

    Custom Repairs + Comparing Grazing Cattle With The Oil Industry

    Aug 23, 202618 min

    I would advise anyone to trust the engineered specifications for tractor fluids, and don't follow the advice of the retailer...it's important. Custom repairs are a lot of fun. The way that animals forage for food is a...

  • Episode #30

    Weeding With An Amish Hoe + Cutting Back Sourghum-Sudan, Other Stuff + Three Lines From Mary Oliver's "Sometimes"

    Aug 23, 202614 min

    I think hand weeding a field is called roguing for weeds, and I'm doing that using my Amish Hoe.Other stuff...coffee time...a trip to the mennonite machine shop...swapping the fluids on the new tractor...2nd cut baling...

  • Episode #29

    Chisel Plowing Opens And Stirs The Soil + Making A Deal On Another Ford Tractor + 2nd Cut Hay

    Aug 23, 202619 min

    I think a chisel plow does a nice job of opening compacted soil. It does so by stirring, without inverting the earth like a moldboard plow. I have a notion that this better maintains soil structure, and that fungal...

  • Episode #28

    Moving On From Wheat Harvest + First Pass With The Disc

    Aug 22, 202616 min

    With wheat harvest finished, it's time to reflect...but not for long because the wheat stubble is growing weeds and a cover crop needs to go in shortly. I decide to "double disc" the hard, dry ground. Find your place in...

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