Good Things Take Time
Apr 8, 20261mS4
Just like a good compost this podcast episode needs time to fully mature. Things are evolving fast so I am going to take a little longer to make this final episode of season 4. Stay tuned!
Hosted by Jayne Merner · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 49 episodes
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Welcome to The Composter, a podcast for farmers and composters. I'm your host and fellow composter, Jayne Merner. Join me in practical conversation between industry professionals and farmers with a passion for producing high-quality compost. We are going to dig deep into the science, technology, and art of compost production so that we as composters can help enliven the world's soils.
Jayne Merner hosts The Composter Podcast, a science show with 49 episodes published.
Just like a good compost this podcast episode needs time to fully mature. Things are evolving fast so I am going to take a little longer to make this final episode of season 4. Stay tuned!
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