May 20, 202619 minS0
<p>This is a short-form episode pulled from a larger discussion with South Dakota NRCS specialists on the realities of managing through dry conditions across the Great Plains.</p> <p>Across South Dakota, producers are...
About this Podcast:
The Soil Health Labs are located in the Environmental Health Sciences Department in the School of Public Health at the University of South Carolina. That may be surprising to most, especially since the University of South Carolina has no Ag School! Our mission is to promote soil health, not only as something that’s good for the farmer and the environment, but we also want to highlight soil health as a public health tool. Think about it. Healthy soils and healthy crops, mean healthy farmers and consumers, never mind an ever-improving environment. One idea we are embracing is that of Regenerative Farming where we embrace the idea that if farmers change the way they manage the soils, they can actually improve, or regenerate environmental conditions through less disturbance, keeping soils covered with residue or canopies, keeping live roots I the soil year round and be reintroducing animals into the whole system. While we cut our teeth promoting soil health through video and social media (
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What is Soil Health Labs about?
The Soil Health Labs are located in the Environmental Health Sciences Department in the School of Public Health at the University of South Carolina. That may be surprising to most, especially since the University of South Carolina has no Ag School!
What has Soil Health Labs covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Top Drought Strategies That Help Farms and Ranches Recover Faster" (20 May 2026, 19 minutes), "Top Drought Strategies That Help Farms and Ranches Recover Faster" (20 May 2026, 19 minutes), and "The Drought Playbook for Resilient Farms and Ranches" (14 May 2026, 12 minutes).
How often does Soil Health Labs publish?
Soil Health Labs publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 94 episodes.
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Booking probability for Soil Health Labs is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Soil Health Labs requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Soil Health Labs's contact route on record: verified email.
Who should pitch Soil Health Labs?
The strongest fits for Soil Health Labs are Crop Farming Services. Soil Health Labs has a science audience.
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Recent episodes
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- May 20, 202619 min
This is a short-form episode pulled from a larger discussion with South Dakota NRCS specialists on the realities of managing through dry conditions across the Great Plains. Across South Dakota, producers are watching an...
May 14, 202612 minS0<p>Drought doesn’t begin when the grass turns brown.</p> <p>It begins much earlier—when producers continue operating as though rain is guaranteed.</p> <p>In this short-form episode, three experienced South Dakota...
Soil Health Labs
The Drought Playbook for Resilient Farms and Ranches
May 14, 202612 minDrought doesn’t begin when the grass turns brown. It begins much earlier—when producers continue operating as though rain is guaranteed. In this short-form episode, three experienced South Dakota Natural Resource...
Episode #93
Drought Podcast
May 14, 202612 minS0<p>Drought doesn’t begin when the grass turns brown.</p> <p>It begins much earlier—when producers continue operating as though rain is guaranteed.</p> <p>In this short-form episode, three experienced South Dakota...
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May 5, 202615 minS0<p>Salinity doesn’t show up overnight—and it doesn’t go away with a quick fix.</p> <p>In this two-part series, Shane Jordan helps us connect the dots between what’s happening this year and what it will take to respond...
Mar 24, 202611 minS0<p>Salinity hasn’t gone away—and in some parts of South Dakota, it may be setting up for a comeback.</p> <p>In this short, focused episode, Buz Kloot sits down with conservationist Shane Jordan to unpack why conditions...
Episode #90
Agroecologist: Why Crop Rotations Outperform Both Tillage and No-Till in Long-Term Studies
Dec 17, 202516 minS0<p>This is a short-form episode featuring Natalie Sturm, pulled from our recent interview and focused on one of the most important—and often overlooked—drivers of soil health: crop rotations.</p><p>We’re launching these...
Episode #88
Agroecologist: Why Crop Rotations Outperform Both Tillage and No-Till in Long-Term Studies
Dec 17, 202516 minS0<p>This is a short-form episode featuring Natalie Sturm, pulled from our recent interview and focused on one of the most important—and often overlooked—drivers of soil health: crop rotations.</p><p>We’re launching these...
Dec 10, 20251h 2mS0<p>Guest: Natalie Sturm<br />Hosts: Dr. Buz Kloot and Dr. Gabe Kenne<br />Running time: 62 mins</p><p>“We could take a shovel, and shovel up some soil in one field, and then just go across the dirt road, and the soils...
Sep 18, 202556 minS0<p>Featuring:</p>Liz Kierl, Executive Director, Second Century Habitat FundBuz Kloot, Soil Health Lab, University of South CarolinaJoe Dickie, Videographer and Conservation Storyteller, Soil Health Lab<p>📝 Episode...
Aug 27, 202555 minS0<p>In this episode, Joe Dickie and Buz Kloot sit down with Karlie Kammerer, a rising senior from western South Dakota whose wisdom and clarity around regenerative ranching belies her age. Karlie grew up on a cow-calf...
Aug 14, 202556 minS0<p>🧲 Quotable Quotes</p><p> “When people don't understand much about the prairie, it just kind of looks like this monolith… just one FLAT thing. But really, it's like an old growth forest — full of life.” - Kate...
Jul 30, 202555 minS0<p>In this episode, we sit down with Dawn Butzer to discuss her journey from her early life and career to her current work and future aspirations. Dawn shares insights into her deep connection with conservation and land...
Jul 25, 202556 minS0<p>Featuring:</p>Liz Kierl, Executive Director, Second Century Habitat FundBuz Kloot, Soil Health Lab, University of South CarolinaJoe Dickie, Videographer and Conservation Storyteller, Soil Health Lab<p>📝 Episode...
Jul 8, 202546 minS0<p>In Part 2 of our series with Dr. Bhupinder Farmaha, we go deeper—literally. </p><p>Dr. Farmaha joins us again to talk about what’s happening below the topsoil and why it matters more than ever in nutrient...
Jun 24, 202543 minS0<p>In Part 1 of our two-part conversation with Dr. Bhupinder Farmaha, we dig into the reality of shifting farmer mindsets around nutrient management. As Clemson Extension’s Soil Fertility Specialist, Bhupinder walks us...
Jun 4, 20251h 4mS0<p>🧲 Quotable Quotes</p><p>“You can’t graze a landscape unless you understand what that landscape wants to be.” — Dave Ollila</p><p>“We’ve got a chance to tell a story—to show that red meat can come from stewardship...
May 19, 20251h 16mS0<p>Guest: Dr. Gustavo Lascano, Associate Professor of Ruminant Nutrition, Clemson University<br />Host: Drs. Gabe Kenne & Buz Kloot<br />Length: ~70 minutes</p><p>In this conversation with Dr. Gustavo Lascano, Ruminant...
Apr 28, 20251h 5mS0<p>In this episode, Carl Coleman continues his deep dive into the lessons learned from years of soil health experimentation—and how they changed not only his farm but his entire career. Carl shares how the pushback he...
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Fred Provenza
Professor Emeritus, Dept. Wildland Resources, Utah State University, Utah State University
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Greg Brown
National Flight Instructor of the Year, Flight Instructor Hall of Fame, author of The Savvy Flight Instructor, University of North Carolina Kenan-Flagler Business School
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Tanse Herrmann
South Dakota Natural Resource Conservation Service
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Buz Kloot
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