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Hosted by Brandon Kail · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 23 episodes
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Soil Talks™ Podcast cuts through the slogans and gets straight to decisions that matter. Each week, we sit down with producers, agronomists, researchers, and product builders shaping the next decade of agriculture. We go beyond theory into timing, placement, risk, and verification. So you hear exactly how people are solving tough problems: compaction that returns, salinity and sodicity, nutrient “access vs. supply,” microbe persistence, drought-time irrigation tactics, and when it’s safe to pull inputs back without risking the crop. You won’t hear hype. You’ll listen to what worked, where it stalled, and the single change that restarted progress. . If you’re responsible for acres, budgets, or outcomes and want signal over noise this is your show.
Brandon Kail hosts Soil Talks™ Podcast, a science show with 23 episodes published.
What if the biggest limitation in agriculture isn't fertilizer... What if it's a function? In this episode of Soil Talks™ Podcast, Brandon Kail sits down with Dan Grotsky, Co-Founder and Chief Growth Officer of Groundwor
No-till is a great start, but it isn't the whole solution. In this episode of Soil Talks , we sit down with regenerative pioneer Jay Fuhrer to discuss the transition from traditional conservation to a biological systems
What if everything we knew about nutrient uptake was only half the story? In this episode of Soil Talks™ , we dive deep into the Rhizophagy Cycle with world-renowned expert Dr. James White. We move beyond the "straw" mod
In this episode of Soil Talks™, we sit down with the "Lord of the Roots" himself, Jeff Lowenfels. As the author of the legendary Teaming with Microbes series, Jeff has spent decades moving the needle from chemical depend
In this episode, we dive deep into the "Blueprint of the Earth" with the soil architect himself, Neal Kinsey. Neal shares over 50 years of wisdom inherited directly from Dr. William Albrecht, challenging the modern "NPK-
Is your soil a locked vault? Most farmers are sitting on a fortune of nutrients they can't actually use. In this episode of Soil Talks , we’re joined by Matt Slaughter , owner of Earthfort, to dismantle the biggest myths
What if everything we knew about how plants "eat" was only half the story? In this episode of Soil Talks, we are joined by world-renowned permaculture educator Matt Powers to discuss the revolutionary Rhizophagy Cycle .
Stop waiting weeks for lab results while your crop’s window of opportunity closes. Most soil recommendations are based on samples that are days or even weeks old. But soil isn’t a static chemistry set; it’s a living biol
For decades, agriculture has been built on a simple idea: If something goes wrong… apply more inputs. More fertilizer. More chemicals. More control. But what if that entire model is flawed? In this episode of Soil Talks™
If soil is the engine of agriculture, how do we measure its performance? For decades, agriculture has treated soil like a chemistry set. Measure nitrogen. Adjust phosphorus. Balance potassium. But soil is not a sterile l
For decades, agriculture has treated soil like a chemical system. Add fertilizer to correct deficiencies. Increase yield. But what if the real problem isn’t nutrients, it’s biology? In this episode of Soil Talks Podcast
Modern agriculture isn’t just under pressure; it may be experiencing model collapse . In this episode of the Soil Talks™ Podcast, Mark Shepard, author of Restoration Agriculture and Water for Any Farm , explains why toda
For decades, turf and landscape management has relied on synthetic fertilizers and chemical pesticides. But is that system sustainable? In this episode of Soil Talks™, Chip Osborne, founder of Osborne Organics and a nati
Every farmer knows the frustration following the book, applying the right NPK, investing in chemistry, only to watch soil resilience disappear. In this powerful episode of Soil Talks™ , RMBA Founder Mark sits down with G
For decades, farmers and agronomists have been forced to guess what’s happening inside the crop or wait days to weeks for tissue results that can change before the lab report even arrives. In this episode of Soil Talks™
For decades, lawn care has been built on schedules, products, and chemical fixes, yet lawns continue to decline, thin out, struggle with disease, and require more inputs every year. Why? Most lawn programs ignore the mos
Some farms are sitting on thousands of pounds of nutrients, and their crops are still starving. Why? Because the missing link isn’t fertilizer. Its function . In this episode of Soil Talks™ Podcast , Brandon Kail sits do
Most agricultural systems weren’t designed to fail. They were designed around inputs instead of engines . For decades, fertility conversations have centered on NPK. But yield plateaus, rising input costs, drought stress,
Regenerative agriculture only works when the economics are in place. In this episode of Soil Talks™ Podcast , we sit down with Taylor Henry , CEO of Acres U.S.A. , to discuss the aspect of regenerative farming that many
In this episode of the Soil Talks™ Podcast , we sit down with Josue Diaz (Betteravia Farms / BoniPak Produce) and Dr. Christopher Height to unpack what actually happens when a large-scale operation transitions from conve
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Soil Talks™ Podcast is hosted by Brandon Kail. The show is categorised under science (earth) and has published 23 episodes.
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