Episode 329. Farmer Veteran Reaches Thousands Through Beekeeping
In this episode of Voices from the Field, Margo Hale, Director of NCAT’s ATTRA and Armed to Farm programs, visits with Dr. Adam Ingrao, a beekeeper and educator in Michigan. […]
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NCAT Soil for Water Mississippi: Learning Together
/in Blog, SoilBy Luz Ballesteros Gonzalez and Felicia Bell, NCAT Agriculture Specialists When you have common goals, things align much easier and faster. This is what has been happening in Mississippi through […]
Episode 328. Lessons Learned from a Southern Farm: Alabama Farm’s Organic Integrity
/in Livestock, PodcastThis episode of Voices from the Field is the first of a new podcast series, “Lessons Learned on a Southern Farm.” In it, NCAT Gulf States Regional Coordinator Felicia Bell […]
All Chopped Up with Somewhere to Grow
/in Blog, LivestockBy Justin Duncan, NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialist Recently we held a goat production class out in Luling, Texas, at the marvelous S3 Legacy Ranch. One question that came up was […]
Episode 327. ATTRA and SARE: The Commercial Potential of Mulberries in the Midwest
/in Crops, PodcastThis episode of Voices from the Field was produced in partnership with ATTRA and the Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education program. To learn more about SARE’s library of practical information […]
How Does Soil Compaction Impact Grazing Lands?
/in Blog, SoilBy Justin Morris Has your pasture been plagued by poor plant growth? Do your plants begin to go dormant as soon as the rain or irrigation stops or when it […]
Episode 326: Exploring Soil Organic Matter with Dr. Johannes Lehmann
/in Podcast, SoilWe have only recently begun to understand the true nature of soil organic matter. In this episode of Voices from the Field, NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialist Nina Prater is joined […]
Montana Partnership Reduces Food Waste and Supports Sustainable Gardening and Food Production Through Biochar
/in Blog, SoilBy Emilie Ritter If you live in Missoula, Montana, you’ve probably seen the blue e-bikes transporting food scraps around town. The nonprofit Soil Cycle began when Missoula resident and backyard […]
Episode 325. She’s Raising Sheep: Mickey Willenbring of Oregon, Part 2
/in Livestock, PodcastThis episode of Voices from the Field continues a discussion between Mickey Willenbring, a lifelong shepherd who raises Navajo-churro and Karakul sheep in Western Oregon, and NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialist […]
Retaining Soil Moisture at Lighthouse Herb’n Farm
/in Blog, CropsBy Luz Ballesteros Gonzalez, NCAT Agriculture Specialist When will it rain again? How much will it rain? These questions are becoming more common—while such uncertainty has always existed, it’s now […]
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