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In this episode of ‘The Acres U.S.A. Podcast’ host Taylor Henry and guest Richard Perkins explore how Richard  turned a 32-acre Swedish farm into a thriving model of profitable regenerative agriculture. In this episode, Richard shares innovative strategies like pre-selling through Facebook groups and leveraging local sales platforms to transform ecological integrity into real income. Discover how to build authentic customer relationships, communicate value, and maximize revenue without cutting corners.

In this episode of The Acres U.S.A. Podcast, host Taylor Henry interviews AJ Richards, a ranching advocate and CEO of From the Farm. AJ shares his journey from a ranching family to becoming an entrepreneur focused on connecting farmers and ranchers directly with consumers. The conversation delves into the challenges faced by the cattle industry during COVID-19, the economic struggles of small-scale slaughterhouses, and the importance of consumer education in understanding local food systems. AJ also discusses the role of USDA certification and the innovative platform he has created to support local producers in selling their products directly to consumers. In this conversation, AJ and Taylor also discuss the importance of building a direct consumer base in the beef market, the influence of government policies on agriculture, and the challenges faced by small producers in navigating regulatory environments. They emphasize the need for consumer education and the role of social media in shaping perceptions about food production. The discussion also touches on the dynamics of market control and the necessity for producers to adapt to changing consumer demands.

In this insightful podcast episode, Steve Campbell shares his expertise on achieving tender and flavorful beef without relying on DNA or ultrasound. Drawing from his extensive experience and knowledge gained from Gerald Fry, Campbell discusses the importance of visual identification of quality meat, emphasizing natural methods and the significance of factors like bone size, hide looseness, and glandular function. He also delves into the role of genetics, epigenetics, and proper handling in meat tenderness, while advocating for traditional practices over modern technological interventions.

Join us for this special live panel recording from Eco-Ag 2025, featuring regenerative agriculture leaders Gabe Brown, Rick Clark, and John Kempf, moderated by Taylor Henry. In this wide-ranging conversation, the panel dives into what it takes to build profitable, resilient farms in today’s volatile economic landscape. From cutting costs and escaping the commodity trap to value-added production, succession planning, and restoring rural communities, the speakers share hard-earned insights from decades on the land. You’ll hear practical frameworks for managing debt, investing wisely, mentoring the next generation, and designing farm businesses that prioritize independence, relationships, and long-term resilience. Tune in for a candid, thought-provoking discussion on how regenerative agriculture can secure both economic success and a thriving future for farmers and rural America.

Join us in this throwback Eco-Ag episode from 2012 with Hugh Lovel, a renowned expert in biodynamic agriculture, as he presents on the critical importance of total soil testing. Discover how comprehensive soil analysis can revolutionize crop management and enhance soil fertility. Hugh shares his experiences from consulting with farmers across continents and emphasizes the role of soil testing in sustainable agriculture. Tune in to learn about the origins of total testing, its applications, and why it's essential for understanding the true potential of your soil.

In this throwback recording from Eco-Ag 1996, join Gary Zimmer as he talks through the principles of biological farming, sharing his journey from a dairy nutritionist to a pioneer in sustainable agriculture. Discover how understanding soil biology, mineral balance, and innovative farming techniques can transform agricultural practices and yield healthier crops. Whether you're a seasoned farmer or just curious about sustainable farming, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice.

In this episode, Taylor Henry interviews Johnny Klemme, an award-winning farmland advisor, broker, and auctioneer. They discuss the critical issues surrounding farmland succession planning, the emotional and financial dynamics of family farms, and strategies for successful transitions to the next generation. Johnny shares insights on the importance of early conversations about succession, the role of trusts and partnerships, and the impact of 1031 exchanges on land investments. The conversation also touches on the emotional attachments to land, the importance of documentation, and the potential for conservation easements to preserve farmland for future generations.

Throwback to the 2019 Eco-Ag Conference where we join Dr. Nasha Winters as she delves into the intricate relationship between our health and the environment in this enlightening episode. Discover how the quality of our soil impacts our well-being, the role of the microbiome in disease prevention, and the power of diet in managing chronic illnesses. With insights from her personal journey and professional experience, Dr. Winters challenges conventional medical wisdom and empowers listeners to take control of their health through informed choices. Tune in for a transformative discussion on nurturing both our internal and external environments.

Join Neal Kinsey, a seasoned consultant in eco agriculture, as he shares a wealth of knowledge and personal anecdotes from his career in sustainable farming. This episode covers a range of topics including the importance of soil testing, the benefits of proper nutrient balance, and the pitfalls of rigged data in agricultural research. Kinsey emphasizes the value of helping others, continuous learning, and adapting practices to meet the unique needs of different crops and soils. Whether you're interested in better yields or transitioning to more sustainable farming practices, this presentation offers practical advice and thought-provoking insights.

Join Taylor Henry, host of ‘The Acres U.S.A. Podcast’, and Dan Glenn from Deep Grass Grazers, as they explore sustainable and regenerative cattle farming. In this insightful episode, Dan shares his journey of operating a 300-head cow-calf operation in central South Georgia. Learn about the challenges and strategies in sustainable cattle farming, including optimal breed selection, perennial and annual grazing management, and the economic potentials of pivot systems. Dan also discusses his family farm's legacy, transitioning from conventional to regenerative practices, and preparing for the farm's future. Tune in for valuable insights into eco-agriculture and sustainable farming innovations.

Join Taylor Henry from Acres USA in an engaging conversation with Hubert and Suzanne Carman, set to speak at the Acres USA Eco-Ag Conference. Discover their journey into sustainable farming, from meeting at an Acres U.S.A. Conference a decade ago to transforming a once barren landscape into thriving pastures. They share practical steps for building productive pasture-based livestock systems, increasing soil organic matter, and the challenges and triumphs of dairy farming in a regenerative setting. Learn about their innovative methods, such as the use of various plants, organic practices, and the importance of community in agriculture. This episode is a treasure trove of information for anyone interested in regenerative farming, from beginners to seasoned farmers.

In this episode of ‘The Acres U.S.A. Podcast’, host Taylor Henry welcomes Dr. Patrick Freeze, a soil health scientist and R&D technical specialist at Ward Laboratories. Dr. Freeze shares his extensive background in soil chemistry, heavy metal contamination, and international research. They dive into topics such as sustainable farming practices, soil health testing, remediation strategies, and challenges related to heavy metal contamination in agricultural soils. Dr. Freeze also provides insights into the practical steps for transitioning from conventional to regenerative farming and discusses the role of compost, biochar, and other amendments in maintaining soil health. Tune in to learn more about the latest innovations and research in eco-agriculture.

Join us on this episode of ‘The Acres U.S.A. Podcast’ where host Paul Meyer, editor of Acres U.S.A. magazine, delves into sustainable farming, regenerative practices, and innovative eco-agriculture with guest Steve Diver, the director of the University of Kentucky's horticultural Research Farm. Steve, winner of the 2024 Eco-Ag  Achievement Award, provides a teaser for his upcoming conference talk on 'Biophysics and Structured Water in Agriculture,' shedding light on the impact of structured water and bioenergetics on farming. The discussion covers topics ranging from the history and principles of eco-agriculture to the practical applications of bioenergetics technologies and their impact on soil health and plant vitality. Learn about the pillars of eco-agriculture, methodologies for bioenergetics, and get practical insights into structured water and its benefits in agriculture. Don't miss this fascinating episode packed with valuable knowledge for eco-farmers!

In this episode of ‘The Acres USA Podcast’, host Taylor Henry speaks with Rick Clark, a pioneering fifth-generation farmer from Indiana known for his innovative approaches to regenerative agriculture. Rick discusses his journey from being a no-till purist to adopting a more flexible and scalable approach to farming. They delve into key topics like profitability over yield, the challenges of reducing input costs, and the importance of baselining farm practices. Rick also shares his candid thoughts on the future of regenerative agriculture, including the potential role of limited tillage in maintaining soil health and combating perennial weeds. Tune in for a deep dive into sustainable farming practices, the economic realities of large-scale farming, and actionable tips for farmers looking to transition to more regenerative methods. Plus, don't miss details on the upcoming Eco-Ag Conference featuring Rick as a keynote speaker and workshop presenter.

Join Acres U.S.A.'s Taylor Henry as he chats with Joel Salatin, co-owner of Polyface Farm in Virginia. Discover the Salatin family's journey from acquiring their farm in 1961 to today, where they now service thousands of families with diverse farming products. Joel shares insights on sustainable farming practices, the importance of direct marketing, and strategies for successful farming without massive capital investment. Learn how the Salatins implemented rotational grazing, polyculture systems, and a frugal lifestyle to build a thriving, innovative business. Joel also touches on effective marketing, customer relations, and the significance of patience and resilience in farming. Whether you're a seasoned farmer or an aspiring one, this episode is packed with valuable lessons on eco-agriculture and entrepreneurial spirit.

Join host Taylor Henry, owner and CEO of Acres U.S.A., in an insightful conversation with Gabe Brown of Brown's Ranch in North Dakota, a pioneer in the regenerative agriculture movement. In this episode, Gabe shares his journey from conventional farming to a thriving, biologically rich system, emphasizing the importance of working with nature. Discover the foundational principles of soil health, the mindset shift required for regenerative practices, and the economic benefits of sustainable farming. Gabe also discusses the impact of marketing, education, and mentorship in farming success, and shares exciting news about his upcoming session at the 50th Annual Acres U.S.A. Eco-Ag conference. Tune in for practical advice, inspiring stories, and a vision for the future of farming.

Join ‘The Acres U.S.A.'s Podcast’ host Taylor Henry as he sits down with Brian Dougherty, a regenerative agriculture consultant with Understanding Ag. Brian shares insights from his rich background as a dairy farmer and agricultural engineer, discussing the integration of annual cropping systems with cattle, soil health, and the economics of sustainable farming. Listen in as they explore practical steps for incorporating livestock, low hanging fruit in nutrient management, and the true value of cover crops. They also touch on the challenges of the commodity trap, the future of herbicides, and the upcoming Acres U.S.A. Eco-Ag Conference. Don't miss this engaging conversation on making regenerative food production a reality and bringing the fun back to farming.

In this episode of ‘The Acres U.S.A. Podcast’, host Taylor Henry interviews Dr. Ben Edwards, a conventional doctor turned proponent of sustainable and regenerative medicine. Dr. Edwards shares his transformation from traditional medical practices to embracing holistic, integrated health protocols influenced by eco-agriculture principles. They discuss how soil health impacts human gut health, the journey to establishing Veritas Medical, and the profound implications of diet, lifestyle, and mental well-being in disease prevention and reversal. Dr. Edwards also shares practical advice for detoxifying the body and highlights the power of nutrition, hydration, movement, and peace in maintaining optimal health.

In this episode of ‘The Acres U.S.A. Podcast host Taylor Henry, CEO of Acres U.S.A., welcomes Matt Powers, an author, teacher, and curriculum builder, to discuss sustainable farming practices and regenerative agriculture. Matt shares his journey from aspiring ski racer and musician to becoming an influential voice in eco-agriculture, driven by a personal health crisis in his family. He emphasizes the importance of understanding compost and soil health, highlighting the need for effective microscopy and the role of natural processes in soil remediation. The conversation also covers his upcoming RSoil conference, featuring over 30 speakers on topics related to regenerative farming and soil. Matt will also be speaking at our 50th Annual Eco-Ag Conference this year!

In this episode of ‘The Acres U.S.A. Podcast’, another throwback Eco-Ag recording from 2017. Judith McGeary dives deep into the complexities of food safety regulations and legislative advocacy for small and sustainable farmers. The episode features a comprehensive discussion on state cottage food laws, federal food safety regulations, and the importance of grassroots activism. Key points include the nuances of cottage food laws, exemptions under the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), and the potential impacts of the PRIME Act on local meat processing. The conversation emphasizes the significant role of building relationships with policymakers and offers practical advice for effective activism. Tune in to learn how to navigate the regulatory landscape and make informed decisions to support sustainable agriculture.

In this episode of The Acres U.S.A. Podcast, we have another throwback Eco-Ag Keynote by Courtney White. White shares his transformative journey from an urban upbringing in Phoenix to becoming an environmental activist and advocate for regenerative agriculture. Through personal anecdotes, he illustrates the challenges and hope surrounding sustainable farming and land management. White discusses his involvement in projects like the Quivira Coalition and his work in holistically managing cattle and restoring degraded landscapes. He also touches on the broader implications of regenerative practices on combating climate change and fostering ecological balance. This episode encapsulates White's dedication to finding harmony between activism and savoring the natural beauty of the world.

Recorded live at the 2019 Eco Ag Conference and Trade Show in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Experts including Bob Quinn, David R. Jessel, and Trent Hendricks share their experiences and insights on sustainable farming, ecological practices, and the evolving role of big corporations in supporting regenerative agriculture. They delve into the importance of outcomes-based models, the integration of local food systems, and the challenges and opportunities within the current agricultural landscape. This episode also features a Q&A session with the audience, exploring how farmers and advocates can contribute to a more regenerative and resilient food system.

Join Taylor Henry on “The Acres U.S.A. Podcast” as he interviews Mollie Engelhart, a chef, mother, regenerative rancher, and author of 'Debunked By Nature'. Molly shares her extraordinary journey from running five vegan restaurants in Los Angeles to managing Sovereignty Ranch in Texas. In this episode, she discusses the transformation in her views on food, politics, and motherhood, the impressive endorsements for her new book, and how she balances multiple revenue streams on the farm. Her insights on sustainable farming practices, the importance of family, and the challenges and rewards of running a farm-to-table restaurant are both inspiring and educational. Don't miss Mollie’s upcoming conference and grab a copy of her book for a deeper dive into her philosophy and practical advice for living in harmony with nature.

Bruce Tainio is famous for his imaginative, creative look at sustainable agriculture. In this talk from the 2005 Acres U.S.A. annual conference, Tainio leads the audience through the necessities needed in soil life to produce healthy, voluminous yields. The late Tainio is a great speaker and presenter, and Acres U.S.A. fans will surely love this presentation, which will never go out of date. Tainio received his formal education at Eastern Washington University, majoring in Biology. As a part of his curriculum, Bruce spent a year traveling the world, collecting and cataloging field data and food crops in various countries.

Jeff Moyer's premise at the 2015 Acres U.S.A. annual conference follows: Soil health is dependent on several key concepts, all based on the idea that soil is a complex material made up of a physical component, a chemical component and a biological component. It is only when all three of these components are in balance that the soil can function in a dynamic state of health. Every farm can benefit from improved soil health and reduced costs. This experienced organic farmer will teach key concepts every farmer, organic or not, should be practicing.

In this episode of The Acres USA Podcast, host Taylor Henry, owner and CEO of Acres U.S.A., engages in a conversation with Charley Cummings, co-founder of Walden Mutual. They discuss a variety of topics surrounding sustainable and regenerative agriculture, including innovative financing options for farmers, the impact of banking choices on environmental sustainability, and the challenges and strategies involved in farming operations. Charley shares his journey from starting Walden Local, a pasture-based meat company, to establishing Walden Mutual, a bank focused on supporting regenerative agriculture. He explains how Walden Mutual tailors loan structures to support diverse, resilient farming businesses and emphasizes the importance of aligning banking practices with sustainable goals. The episode also explores broader industry trends, the role of brands in driving agricultural change, and the potential for technology to enhance transparency and sustainability in the food system.

Join host Taylor Henry on The Acres U.S.A. Podcast as he interviews Kaleb Hanshaw from West Virginia, a certified Permaculture Designer and Director of Reclamation and Mediation at Coalfield Development. Discover Caleb's journey from ministry to homesteading, his work in post-mine land restoration, and how he's building sustainable farming practices in the Appalachian region. Learn about the unique challenges and techniques used in land reclamation, including water management, multi-species grazing, and soil health improvement. Caleb also shares insights into acquiring affordable land for homesteading, leveraging ecological restoration for increased property value, and the transformative power of permaculture principles. Don't miss this compelling conversation about restoring degraded landscapes and revitalizing communities through sustainable agriculture.

This throwback Eco-Ag session from 2017 will address how to produce more profitably through regenerative agriculture. John Kempf has become one of the most inspiring and promising crop consultants in agriculture today. Kempf’s consulting company, Advancing Eco Agriculture, has successfully implemented profitable organic programs for a large number of fruit and vegetable growers and crop producers across the country. In this discussion, Kempf will lay out the foundational principles he uses to succeed in bring operations to pesticide free production and how these principles enable growers to make more money with regenerative agriculture.

Join host Taylor Henry from Acres U.S.A. as he interviews Chuck Benbrook in a captivating episode of The Acres U.S.A. podcast. Discover Chuck's fascinating journey from a childhood playing in his grandmother's flowerbed to becoming a pivotal figure in agricultural economics and pesticide regulation. The discussion delves into Chuck's experiences in British Columbia's remote areas, his challenges and achievements in ranching, and his significant contributions to understanding the impact of pesticides, particularly glyphosate, on human health and agriculture. This episode also touches on Chuck's involvement in high-profile litigation against large chemical companies, revealing how industry practices and regulatory decisions have shaped modern farming and public health.

Join us as we delve into the transformative insights of Dr. Christine Jones, who explores the intricate relationships between plant diversity, soil health, and sustainable agriculture. This throwback Eco-Ag Keynote  begins with a heartfelt tribute to Dr. Phil Callahan, a pioneer in agricultural knowledge, and transitions into Dr. Jones's in-depth discussion on the importance of green plants, mycorrhizall networks, and the liquid carbon pathway in creating healthy, resilient soils. Learn about groundbreaking experiments and real-world applications that reveal how increasing plant diversity can lead to greater soil carbon and nitrogen levels, improved drought tolerance, and overall healthier ecosystems. Whether you're a farmer, gardener, or agricultural enthusiast, this episode provides valuable knowledge on building nutrient-dense food systems through regenerative practices.

In this episode of the Acres USA podcast, host Taylor Henry is joined by Author Melissa Norris to interview Will Harris of White Oak Pastures. They delve into the complexities of pesticide immunity laws, discussing how pesticide companies seek protection from liabilities despite evidence of harmful consequences. Will shares his journey from conventional to regenerative farming, the economic challenges involved, and the importance of transparency and education in sustainable agriculture. Additionally, they touch on the significant role that federal subsidies play in the farming industry, the disparity between industrial and regenerative farming, and the vital need for consumer awareness and education. 

On this episode of ‘The Acres U.S.A. Podcast’ Taylor Henry sits down with Monte Bottens, a fifth-generation Illinois farmer who manages over 2000 acres and operates multiple agricultural businesses. Monty discusses his journey from conventional farming to regenerative practices, his ventures such as Ag Solutions Network and the insights he gained from his experiences in both Illinois and California. Learn about the challenges and successes in soil health improvement, integrating livestock, direct-to-consumer sales, and the potential of virtual fencing. This episode is filled with valuable tips and stories for anyone interested in sustainable and profitable farming practices.

In this episode of the Acres U.S.A. Podcast host Taylor Henry dives deep into the world of sustainable and regenerative farming practices, with a special focus on the economic challenges and innovative solutions within the industry. Joined by Joel Hollingsworth, owner of Smoke River Ranch, the conversation explores a multitude of topics—from the intricacies of herd share programs and the macroeconomic impacts of trade policies to advanced high-density grazing techniques and the transformative potential of nutrient-dense food production. Joel shares his unique approach to transitioning traditional ranches to regenerative systems, shedding light on how economic viability can be achieved through community-supported herds and adaptive grazing practices. Learn about the importance of supporting tariffs to address trade imbalances, the role of hard money and asset diversification, and the exciting advances in nutrient testing technology that promise to revolutionize the agricultural sector. Don't miss this insightful discussion packed with practical advice, visionary perspectives, and actionable steps for both producers and consumers committed to a sustainable farming future.

In this episode of The Acres U.S.A. podcast, host Taylor Henry sits down with homesteaders Sean and Beth Dougherty to discuss their journey into regenerative farming and sustainable living. Tune in as they share their experiences from starting on 'junk' land to creating a thriving farm that produces 90-95% of their food. Learn about the principles that have guided their success, the books and authors who inspired them, and the practical tips for homesteading, including livestock management and ecosystem-based farming. Whether you're an aspiring homesteader or simply curious about sustainable agriculture, this conversation offers a wealth of knowledge and inspiration.

Join us in this episode of The Acres U.S.A. Podcast, hosted by Taylor Henry, as we dive deep into sustainable farming and regenerative agricultural practices with renowned experts Steve Campbell and Dr. Will Winter. Steve shares his journey from ranching in Idaho to discovering the transformative effects of nutrition and grass finishing on livestock. Will recounts his evolution from conventional livestock practices in Kansas to founding a holistic veterinary practice. They cover a wide array of topics, including the importance of mineralization, the impact of diet on livestock health, grass finishing techniques, and the role of biological stimulants in improving soil fertility. Be prepared to learn invaluable insights on how to increase the productivity and sustainability of your farming practices. This episode also includes practical advice for young farmers and the significance of niche markets in modern agriculture. Don't miss out on these conversations if you are serious about taking your farming practices to the next level!

Join Taylor Henry, owner and CEO of Acres U.S.A., as he interviews Jason Mauck on the latest episode of The Acres U.S.A. Podcast. This in-depth conversation covers sustainable farming, regenerative practices, and innovative agricultural techniques like relay cropping, using livestock for in-crop grazing, and adapting crop systems for economic resilience. Jason shares his unique approaches to farming, including integrating cattle grazing into crop production and maximizing crop yield with strategic soil management. The episode also previews the upcoming Acres U.S.A. “Farm Weird” Field Day at Jason's farm in Gaston, Indiana on June 21st, featuring speakers John Kemp, Gary Zimmer, and Jason Mauck himself. Don't miss this insightful episode as they explore modern eco-agricultural practices and the future of sustainable farming.

Join host Taylor Henry on this episode of The Acres U.S.A. Podcast, as he engages in a deep dive into cover cropping and ecological agriculture with Keith Burns, the owner and founder of Green Cover Seed. Hear about Keith's journey from conventional farming to a focus on multi-species cover crop mixes, the benefits of diverse plantings, and how innovative practices can help improve soil health and resilience. Keith also discusses practical strategies for integrating cover crops, the value of biological soil health, and the potential future of ecological agriculture.

Welcome to the Acres U.S.A. Podcast, hosted by Taylor Henry. In this episode, Taylor is joined by Helen Atthowe, the author of 'The Ecological Farm.' Helen discusses her journey in organic farming, her inspirations, and innovative farming techniques including selective mowing and mulching with perennial species. The conversation also covers the importance of mineral balancing, pest suppression, and creating habitats for beneficial insects in an orchard setting. Helen provides insights into her transition to a semi-retired life, ongoing farm experiments, and her dedication to learning and adapting sustainable farming practices. For anyone interested in sustainable and regenerative farming, this episode offers invaluable insights and practical advice.

Join Taylor Henry, owner and CEO of Acres U.S.A., in an intriguing conversation with Jordan Green, founder of Farm Builder and a leading expert in practical, scalable livestock farming. Discover the innovative approach of Jordan’s cull cow program, where undervalued cull cows are transformed into high-quality beef, even amidst rising cattle prices. Learn how Jordan applies the 'sell-buy' mindset to maximize profitability and sustainability in farming, and gain practical tips on managing cull cows, marketing ground beef, and navigating the economics of regenerative agriculture. This episode is packed with valuable insights for farmers looking to optimize their operations and embrace regenerative practices.

Join host Taylor Henry on the Acres U.S.A. Podcast as he dives into a rich conversation with agronomist Jeffrey Kleypas from Advancing Eco Agriculture. Jeffrey brings a wealth of experience from conventional agronomy to sustainable, regenerative farming. He shares insights on adapting to extreme weather conditions in Texas, transitioning from conventional to eco-agriculture practices, and the importance of soil and plant health in crop production. Learn about the challenges and rewards of regenerative agriculture and discover how to enhance your farming practices while focusing on long-term ecosystem health.

Throwback to the 2018 Eco-Ag Conference  with Dan Kittridge on this episode of the Acres U.S.A. Podcast. Dan, who grew up on an organic farm and has a history with the Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA), discusses the development and significance of a handheld spectrometer. This innovative tool can measure the quality of produce by analyzing compounds that influence flavor and nutrient density. Dan also delves into the concept of quality in agriculture, the role of enzymes in plant health, and the broader implications for human and environmental health. Learn how this tool could revolutionize consumer choices, agricultural practices, and contribute to a more sustainable future.

Join Taylor Henry, owner and CEO of Acres U.S.A., as he chats with Sam Knapp, author of 'Beyond the Root Cellar,' on the latest episode of The Acres U.S.A. Podcast. Sam Knapp shares his journey from an aspiring engineer with degrees in chemistry and physics to a dedicated farmer promoting innovative off-season storage farming. Discover how he maneuvers farming challenges in Alaska's harsh climate, cultivates high-quality storage crops, and manages a profitable market garden on a small acreage. Gain insights into the best crops for winter storage, the technicalities of building a storage facility, and the critical role of proper planning and crop rotation. Don't miss this detailed exploration of sustainable farming practices that ensure fresh, local produce throughout the winter months.

In this episode of The Acres U.S.A. podcast, host Taylor Henry sits down with Justin Pettit of Santa Carota Beef to discuss the unique aspects of their grass-fed beef operation in Bakersfield, California. Justin shares insights into their history, from feeding cattle carrot byproducts to their current regenerative practices. They delve into challenges and benefits of their unique feeding method, the intricacies of their market and distribution strategies, and the importance of direct-to-consumer sales. Tune in to learn about the nuances of sustainable beef production and the evolution of a multi-generational ranching business.

In this episode of The Acres U.S.A. podcast, hosted by Taylor Henry, we dive deep into the intersection of ecological farming and medicine with Dr. Arden Andersen. Dr. Andersen, a pioneering figure in regenerative agriculture and an experienced physician, shares his unique journey from teaching vocational agriculture to becoming a medical professional. He discusses the critical connection between soil health, plant nutrition, and human health, emphasizing the impact of nutrition on well-being.

This episode of The Acres U.S.A. Podcast is a panel discussion from The 2024 Eco-Ag Conference moderated by John Kempf, and includes panelists Joel Salatin, Gary Zimmer, and Gabe Brown. This episode is focused around sustainable farming, regenerative practices, and how farmers can work together to bring regenerative and ecological agriculture to the mainstream. The panelists share their experiences, discuss the importance of curiosity and lifelong learning, and explore how to overcome challenges in the agricultural community. Don't miss this insightful conversation on how to grow food profitably and with nature in mind.

In this engaging episode of the Acres U.S.A. Podcast, hosted by Taylor Henry, Gary Zimmer discusses his journey with Midwestern BioAg, including the reasons behind selling the company and the innovative practices being explored today. Gary shares insights into challenges faced by the company, including the complexities of training employees, integrating knowledge into fertilizer products, and the financial burdens of transitioning ownership. The conversation delves into the potential of anaerobic digesters on large farms, the benefits of biologicals and regenerative practices, and the unexpected successes in regions like North Dakota. Gary also touches on the future of agriculture, the importance of education in farming, and how new models of farming can be developed. Tune in for an in-depth exploration of organic farming, innovative fertilizer solutions, and the evolving landscape of eco-agriculture.

In this episode, Dr. Paul Dettloff shares his personal journey transitioning from a conventional veterinarian to an organic farming advocate since witnessing the struggles of his first organic cow in 1988. He discusses the significance of various farming techniques and the impact of DC currents on farm environments and animal health. Learn about the importance of soil health, electromagnetic fields, ley lines, and water structuring, along with insights on understanding and mitigating DC currents on farms. Dettloff also highlights the value of observational skills in identifying issues in farming practices and emphasizes the holistic approach to farming, aligning with the philosophies of experts like Gary Zimmer and William Albrecht. Dr. Paul Dettloff also has a book that is carried in our online Book Store if you’d like a more in depth look at treating animals organically, linked below.

In this episode of the Acres U.S.A. podcast, host Taylor Henry welcomes guest Mollie Engelhart, an entrepreneur, chef, farmer, and advocate for regenerative agriculture. Mollie shares her unique journey from veganism to embracing meat and dairy within a regenerative farming framework. Raised vegetarian on a farm in upstate New York, she transitioned away from veganism after several eye-opening experiences. She discusses the challenges she faced in the restaurant business and shares insights into sustainable food systems, the economics of organic farming, and the flaws of factory farming. Tune in to learn about Mollie’s transformative journey, the impact of food choices on health and the environment, and her approach to creating more resilient food systems.

In this episode of the Acres USA podcast, host Taylor Henry talks with Jeff Poppen, better known as the Barefoot Farmer. Jeff shares his 50-year journey in organic and biodynamic farming at Long Hungry Creek Farm in Tennessee. They discuss Jeff's book 'Barefoot Biodynamics,' his philosophies on soil ecology, community-supported agriculture, and sustainable food production. Jeff delves into the principles and practices of biodynamics, including the use of cow manure, composting, and effective tillage. He also reflects on his early inspirations, the role of livestock on farms, and his efforts to create a self-sufficient, community-focused farm. Whether you're an experienced farmer or someone passionate about sustainable agriculture, this insightful conversation offers valuable wisdom and practical tips.

In this episode of the Acres U.S.A. Podcast, host Taylor Henry interviews Anne Molloy from Neptune's Harvest, a family-run business renowned for turning fish remains into high-quality fertilizer. Anne talks about the fascinating history of Neptune's Harvest, from its beginnings in the seafood industry to its innovative approach to creating sustainable fertilizers. Discover the unique cold-process hydrolyzed fish product that sets Neptune's Harvest apart, and hear about their success stories from various farming sectors, including cranberry bogs, blueberry growers, and hay pastures. Anne also shares practical application tips and the benefits of using their products in both organic and conventional farming. Tune in to learn more about this remarkable journey of turning waste into a valuable resource in eco-agriculture.

In this episode of the Acres USA Podcast, host Taylor Henry sits down with regenerative farming experts Dr. Will Winter and Mark Shepard for an in-depth discussion on Ecological Agriculture. Dr. Winter shares his journey from conventional veterinary medicine to his current role at Thousand Hills Cattle Company, highlighting the benefits of grass-fed beef, the importance of mineralization, and the use of holistic veterinary practices. Mark Shepard adds valuable insights on soil health, multi-species grazing, and the role of holistic farming in transforming modern agriculture. The conversation covers various topics, including the ineffective use of conventional treatments like antibiotics, vaccines, and chemical wormers, and the significance of maintaining a balanced ecosystem for livestock and crops. 

In this episode of Acres U.S.A. Podcast, host Taylor Henry dives into sustainable farming and regenerative practices with Joe Childs, a contract grazier from southwest Wisconsin. Learn about Joe’s journey from a dairy farm upbringing to managing hundreds of acres and cattle through innovative grazing strategies. Joe shares his experiences with rotational grazing, negotiating leases, overcoming livestock challenges, and building relationships with landowners and cattle owners. This episode provides valuable insights for aspiring farmers and those interested in grazing and livestock management.

In this episode of Acres U.S.A. Podcast, host Taylor Henry sits down with Dylan Vaca of Grown Climate Smart to discuss innovative practices in regenerative agriculture. They dive into the USDA's Climate Smart Commodities Grant, soil health, water conservation, and carbon sequestration. Dylan shares insights on practical on-farm strategies, the impact of cover crops, reduced tillage, and nutrient management. Learn how Grown Climate Smart supports farmers with financial incentives and resources to build resilient and profitable agriculture systems. Tune in to understand the future of climate smart agriculture and how farmers are thriving in a changing climate.

Join us in this episode of The Acres U.S.A. Podcast, as we have a throwback from the 2021 Eco-Ag Conference! In this episode, Dr. Nasha Winters reflects on the journey and impact Acres U.S.A. has had on her mission of changing healthcare , discussing the profound changes in agriculture and healthcare over the past 50 years. The conversation covers pivotal historical moments from 1971 and their influence on today's farming and health practices. Nasha also shares her vision for the Metabolic Terrain Institute of Health, a pioneering project in southeastern Arizona aimed at integrating wellness, sustainable farming, and holistic healthcare. The episode highlights the challenges of the current healthcare system and the need for a new model based on prevention, sustainability, and community health. We also carry Dr. Nasha Winter’s book “The Metabolic Approach to Cancer” in our bookstore, link below.

In this episode of the Acres U.S.A. podcast, host Taylor Henry speaks with Andre Liu, a renowned advocate for sustainable and organic farming. Andre shares his extensive experience working globally with farmers and governments, as well as his insights from his books 'The Myth of Safe Pesticides' and 'Poisoning Our Children.' They discuss the importance of organic farming, the challenges faced by conventional farmers, and the critical impact of consumer education on farming practices. Andre also dives into his personal journey in agriculture, the trials and successes of his farming practices in Australia's tropical regions, and crucial tips for transitioning to more sustainable farming methods.

In this episode of the Acres USA Podcast, host Taylor Henry sits down with Travis Potter, a pioneering figure in sustainable and regenerative farming. Travis shares his incredible journey from growing up on a ranch in the southern Sierras to revolutionizing agriculture with his innovative product, Green Lightning. With a background in ranching, meat production, and organic farming, Travis delves into the development and impact of Green Lightning, a technology that mimics lightning to capture nitrogen from the air and improve soil health. This episode explores the challenges and triumphs of farming, advancements in eco agriculture, and the potential for Green Lightning to transform the future of food production. Join us for an inspiring and informative conversation that touches on family, entrepreneurship, and the quest for sustainable farming solutions.

In this episode of the Acres U.S.A. podcast, we have a throwback from the early 2000s Eco-Ag Conference. Fred Walters introduces his father, Charles Walters, the founder of Acres U.S.A.. Charles shares his extensive insights on the state of ecological agriculture in the early 2000s, reflections on the growth and impact of organic and regenerative farming, and anecdotes from his personal experiences. He discusses the challenges faced by the farming community, the importance of consumer-driven demand for organic/regeneratively grown products, and the critical role of sustainable practices in improving both agriculture and public health. The episode also highlights the historical and ongoing impact of Acres U.S.A. in promoting productive and eco-friendly farming techniques.

Join host Taylor Henry, of Acres USA, as he engages in a deep and insightful conversation with Steve Diver, an expert with 40 years of experience in horticulture, farm management, and soil consultancy. Steve elaborates on the importance of biofertilizers and shares practical insights into their integration into farming practices. Highlights include discussions on sustainable farming practices, the significance of cover crops, microbial inoculants, and innovative biofertilizer recipes. 

In this episode of the Acres USA podcast, host Taylor Henry sits down with Matt Powers, a prominent figure in the Eco Agriculture community. Powers discusses his recent event on soil science, his extensive work in regenerative agriculture, and his revolutionary new book on regenerative soil microscopy. He also delves into his educational background, highlighting his transition from teaching high school to becoming a leading advocate for sustainable farming. Powers shares insights on the importance of live soil testing, the benefits of mycorrhizal fungi, and the future of DNA testing in agriculture. Additionally, he expresses his excitement for the upcoming Acres USA EcoAg conference and the opportunity to meet fellow regenerative agriculture experts. Join us for a deep dive into the innovative practices shaping the future of eco-agriculture.

Join Taylor Henry, owner and CEO of Acres USA, in this insightful episode of the Acres USA podcast. Taylor sits down with Jay Fuhrer, a veteran with over 40 years of conservation work through the NRCS. Jay shares his incredible journey, from his humble beginnings on a mixed farming operation in the Northern Plains to managing Menoken Farm, a conservation demonstration farm. Learn about Jay's commitment to promoting soil health principles, his innovative practices in sustainable and regenerative farming, and his family's farming legacy. This episode dives deep into soil conservation, innovative agricultural techniques, the historical context of farming in the Northern Plains, and the importance of plant diversity, cover crops, and livestock management in modern eco-agriculture. Don't miss this enriching conversation!

Join Taylor Henry, the host of the Acres USA Podcast, as he delves into the world of sustainable and regenerative agriculture with Austin Unruh from Trees for Grazers. In this episode, Austin shares insights from his book 'Trees for Grazers', discussing innovative methods to integrate tree planting within grazing systems to improve livestock management and farm productivity. Learn about the use of tree shelters, electric fencing, and the selection of tree species for optimal shade, fodder, and feed production. Austin also touches upon his background, the challenges faced, and the cost-sharing programs available to farmers interested in silvopasture. Tune in for a comprehensive discussion on making pastures more productive and resilient while restoring the ecosystem.

Welcome to the Acres USA Podcast, hosted by Taylor Henry, owner and CEO of Acres USA. In this episode, Taylor talks with Jordan Green, co-founder of FarmBuilder, about his journey in sustainable farming, particularly pasture livestock farming and regenerative agriculture. Jordan shares his experiences managing seasonal poultry production, strategies for maintaining cash flow, and the benefits of leasing farm land. They discuss the advantages of raising hogs in forests, sourcing feed, and the unique practices that have contributed to Jordan's success. Additionally, the conversation delves into the challenges and triumphs of scaling farming operations, the importance of relational marketing, and the potential benefits of agricultural policy changes. Tune in to gain valuable insights into sustainable farming practices and the future of eco-agriculture.

In this episode of the Acres USA Podcast, host Taylor Henry interviews Will Harris, the fourth-generation farmer and owner of White Oak Pastures. Will shares his journey from industrial cattle farming to adopting regenerative practices, including the challenges and successes along the way. They discuss ongoing projects such as constructing a new freezer unit, remodeling the poultry plant, and installing a large solar voltaic array. 

Welcome to the Acres USA Podcast! In this special webinar episode, hosted by Paul Meyer, we delve into sustainable farming, regenerative practices, and technological innovations in eco-agriculture. Our special guest, John Kempf, founder of Advancing Eco Agriculture (AEA) and executive editor of Acres USA magazine, shares his insights on adopting new agricultural technologies and the philosophical thoughts behind them. We explore the role of technology in agriculture, especially during the COVID era, and discuss the importance of in-person interactions at events and conferences. John also covers topics such as plant health, the use of artificial intelligence in agronomy, and the development of technology that supports regenerative agriculture. Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation!

Join Taylor Henry, host and CEO of Acres USA, as he converses with Nigel Palmer, author of 'The Regenerative Grower's Guide to Garden Amendments.' In this insightful episode, they delve into Nigel's approach to sustainable and regenerative gardening practices. From the current projects in his southern New England garden to his journey in organic farming, Nigel shares valuable knowledge about garden amendments, soil health, and the impact of regenerative practices. Discover the importance of minerals, biological amendments, and organic matter, along with practical steps for fermenting plant juices and creating nutrient-rich compost. Tune in to learn how simple, nature-aligned practices can transform agricultural systems and promote ecological balance.

Join host Taylor Henry on the Acres USA podcast as he engages with Megan Neubauer, co-owner of Pure Land Farm in McKinney, Texas. Discover how Megan transitioned from a biology and science background to a successful 'pick-your-own' agritourism model, addressing challenges like severe weather and urbanization. Learn practical strategies for running a thriving farm close to a heavy populated city, utilizing innovative organic marketing and community engagement. Megan shares detailed tips on farm operations, soil health, and sustainable practices, along with her vision for nationwide agritourism and developing an online course for farmers. Gain insights from her book, “Pick Your Own Farming”, and understand how agritourism can boost profitability and connect the public to agriculture.

On this episode of the Acres U.S.A. Podcast host Taylor Henry chats with Gabe Brown, a leading voice in sustainable farming and the author of 'Dirt to Soil.' Discover Gabe's inspiring transition from city life to pioneering regenerative agriculture, focusing on soil health, innovative farming practices, and family farm transition. Learn about setting up living trusts, introducing diverse income streams, and maintaining financial resilience. 

Join host Taylor Henry on the Acres USA podcast as he engages with Joel Salatin of Polyface Farms, a pioneer in regenerative agriculture. This insightful episode explores Joel's innovative rotational grazing, sustainable farming practices, and the role of local food systems in creating resilient agricultural environments. Discover how Joel tackles environmental challenges while reducing external dependencies, shares his effective marketing strategies, and discusses the significant impact of technology on modern farming efficiency. Gain inspiration from Joel's reflections on influential figures and ideas shaping the regenerative farming movement, and understand the growing influence of health-conscious consumerism in agriculture. This episode is essential for anyone interested in sustainable farming, technological adaptation, and transforming agriculture into a thriving, eco-friendly enterprise.

Join host Taylor Henry as he interviews Dr. Allen Williams, a leading expert in adaptive grazing and nutrient density, with over four decades of experience. Dr. Williams discusses his journey into regenerative agriculture, the founding of Understanding Ag and the Soil Health Academy, and the development of the 6-3-4 methods of adaptive stewardship. This episode offers insights into sustainable farming practices, the economic benefits of regenerative agriculture, and practical advice for farmers and ranchers in applying adaptive grazing practices. Discover how these techniques can improve soil health, animal welfare, and farm profitability, while addressing global agricultural challenges.

In this flashback from the 2018 Eco-Ag Conference, join Joel Salatin, as he discusses a key question in sustainable agriculture—'Can we feed the world this way?'—by delving into historical farming practices, the evolution of industrial agriculture, and the potential of modern, sustainable methods. Alongside an insightful historical recount, the episode also includes a preview of the ACRES 2024 EcoAg Conference and features an engaging call to action for embracing liberty in food production.

Back to Back, join Taylor Henry, owner and CEO of Acres U.S.A., in a captivating conversation with Mark Shepard, a leading figure in sustainable farming and a top selling Acres U.S.A. author. In this episode, they discuss the evolution of Acres U.S.A., regenerative farming practices, and the future of eco-agriculture. Discover Mark's journey from engineering to eco-agriculture, his philosophies on regenerative farming, and insights on creating resilient, productive landscapes. Learn about the importance of mimicking natural ecosystems, managing resources, and the potential for a revitalized rural economy through regenerative agriculture. Don't miss this in-depth conversation about ecological principles and real-world applications that can transform our approach to farming.

In this episode of the Acres USA Podcast, Acres U.S.A. author Mark Shepard, engages in a deep discussion focusing on effective water management techniques in agriculture, emphasizing the importance of understanding ecological systems and the impact of water on soil and crop health. Shepard’s key principles include the application of the keyline design and master line system, as well as examples from his home farm in WI, New Forest Farm. This episode also touches upon historical water management methods from Germany and their influence on modern practices in Australia and the USA. This in depth presentation provides valuable insights for farmers and ranchers looking to optimize their water usage and boost productivity while maintaining an ecological balance.

In this Acres USA podcast episode, we throwback to Dr. Arden Andersen, a unique blend of physician and agronomist, who consults with major farming operations worldwide. Dr. Andersen discusses the interconnection between human health and agricultural practices, emphasizing sustainable farming, nutrition, and the harmful impacts of processed foods and pesticides. He shares his background in family medicine, public health, and agriculture, and the importance of consumer choices in driving agricultural changes. The episode highlights the role of nutrient-dense food in preventing chronic diseases and the significance of proactive health management through diet, exercise, and lifestyle adjustments.

Join us in this throwback from Eco-Ag.  Jerry Brunetti, a leading expert in nutraceuticals and fertilizers, to explore the intricate communication systems within nature and their implications for sustainable farming. Dive deep into the significance of holistic agricultural practices, understand the critical role of silica and nutrient density in improving soil and plant health, and learn from historical insights and modern research on eco-agriculture. This episode sheds light on the complex interplay of ecosystems, the impact of modern chemicals, and strategies for integrating perennial polycultures. A must-listen for anyone interested in sustainable agriculture and the natural processes that go along with it.

Join host Taylor Henry, owner and CEO of Acres USA, as he delves into a fascinating discussion with Kevin Wolz of Canopy. This episode explores Kevin's journey from Illinois' prairies to agroforestry, the founding of the Savannah Institute, and the work and vision behind Canopy. Learn about the innovative Canopy Compass tool for mapping farm suitability, the benefits and challenges of integrating tree crops into conventional farming, and how agroforestry practices like alley cropping and silvopasture can transform agricultural landscapes. Whether you're a farmer, rancher, or eco-agriculture enthusiast, this podcast episode offers valuable insights into sustainable and regenerative farming practices. Don't miss the opportunity to discover how Canopy is paving the way for a more resilient farming future. 

Blast from the Past, For an insightful discussion with renowned soil fertility expert Neal Kinsey. In this episode, Neal delves into managing fertilizers and soil fertility using the Albrecht system of cation balance. He emphasizes building a strong foundation for life in the soil, highlighting that it's not just about inoculating the soil but ensuring the right environment for microbes. Kinsey shares valuable anecdotes and scientific explanations, such as the importance of proper mineral balance, the role of microbes in nutrient cycling, and how to improve soil structure for optimal crop growth. Tune in to learn the principles of sustainable and regenerative farming that can help your soil thrive naturally. Neal wrote the book “Hands on Agronomy” and it’s available in our Acres U.S.A. Bookstore [Link to Book Store Below]

Join Taylor Henry on the Acres USA podcast as he delves deep into the world of sustainable and regenerative farming with Gary Zimmer. This episode explores the formation of Midwestern BioAg, the challenges and innovations in eco-friendly agricultural practices from the 70s to present. Learn about the pivotal role of soil mineralization and the significance of key minerals such as calcium and boron. Gary Zimmer enriches the discussion with his expertise on cover crops, crop diversity, and bio-based fertilizers, reflecting on both the historical and modern landscape of farming. Discover how Midwestern BioAg's pioneering efforts in fertilizer formulation and soil health have translated into improved soil and crop vitality, offering valuable insights for educators and practitioners in the field of agriculture.

In this episode of the Acres USA podcast, you will hear Will and Jenni Harris’s Keynote presentation from a recent Eco-Ag Conference. Will and Jenni share the story of White Oak Pastures and how it was started. They discuss the transition from conventional to regenerative farming, the importance of community, and the succession of the family farm. Will Harris provides a historical overview of the farm, its practices, and the philosophy behind regenerative agriculture. Jenny Harris elaborates on her journey back to the farm and the diverse business ventures she and her family have undertaken. Together, they emphasize the integration of land, animals, and community in sustainable farming.

Dive into a dynamic episode with renowned grazer Greg Judy as he unveils his sustainable grazing practices, journey, and expert advice for adopting regenerative methods. Filmed on-site, Greg discusses rotational grazing, organic matter importance, fly control, and the nuances of a custom grazing business. 

Greg Judy is a Missouri-based grass farmer who has developed and propelled the art of so-called "mob-grazing," an amazing phenomenon. He taught a crowd at the 2013 Acres U.S.A. annual conference about his techniques to bring about an explosion of life in the soil, and how his techniques can help any farmer rescue damaged soil. He firmly believes in multi-purpose livestock, not just for meat and milk, but for how they can contribute and help maintain a healthy soil for other crops.

Join us in this episode of the Acres USA Podcast as host Taylor Henry, owner and CEO of Acres USA, sits down with Maureen Ashe, author of 'Holding the Lines.' Maureen shares her journey and experiences in sustainable and regenerative farming. They discuss the beauty of Pierce County and Maureen's early days in farming. Learn about her family's farming history, their shift from conventional to horse-powered farming, the challenges they faced, and the joys of raising horses. 

In this episode of the Acres USA Podcast, host Taylor Henry welcomes Mark Kastel, a passionate advocate for family farmers and organic farming. Mark shares his inspiring journey from working with Agribusiness Giants to pioneering organic farming practices in the 1980s, driven by his personal health transformation. As the Executive Director of Organic Eye, Mark continues to fight for economic justice and the principles of organic farming. The conversation delves into the history and challenges of the organic movement, regulatory issues, and the importance of authentic organic certification. Tune in to learn how Mark's work aims to preserve the integrity and sustainability of eco-agriculture in today’s food system.

Insights from 'A Farmer's Guide to the Bottom Line' by Charles Walters

This episode of the Acres USA podcast, hosted by Taylor Henry, features Gary Zimmer sharing his experiences with sustainable dairy farming and nutrition. The discussion covers his work in Hawaii with pineapple hay, the challenges of insecticides, and his journey from college to practical farming.

In this episode of the Acres USA podcast, host Taylor Henry interviews Harriet Behar, an organic inspector and educator, about sustainable farming practices and the prevention of organic fraud in the supply chain. Behar shares her extensive experience with organic farming, describing her work on her certified organic farm and her involvement with the National Organic Standards Board and the Organic Farmers Association. The discussion focuses on recent regulatory changes to strengthen organic enforcement and improvements in organic livestock standards, highlighting the importance of maintaining integrity in the organic certification process.

Tune into this in-depth conversation between John Kempf and Taylor Henry. They cover Kempf's transition to regenerative practices, the establishment of Advancing Eco-Agriculture, the community-driven approach, and the prediction of widespread adoption. Additionally, they explore the current adoption landscape, emphasizing mindset shifts, technological advancements, and the imperative of investing in agri-tech for sustainable practices in agriculture.

This is the first podcast of a series with Gary Zimmer, where Acres owner and CEO, Taylor Henry, will sit down with Gary and discuss what steps led him to where he is at currently in his life. On this episode, they talk about how Gary was raised on a dairy farm over on the East side of Wisconsin. They discuss Gary's time at the University of Madison, Wisconsin, his experiences in Hawaii, becoming a professor in Winona, finding his way back to Wisconsin, and buying a farm in the Spring Green area. Through the conversations, they discuss how he came to found Midwest BioAg and how he became a staple Acres USA author and presenter at our yearly Eco-Ag conference in December.

Introducing a brand new podcast from Acres U.S.A. - ⁠The Acres U.S.A. Podcast!⁠ On this second episode, listen to insights from Dan Kittredge, founder of Bionutrient Food Association (BFA), and discussions around sustainable agriculture, regenerative practices, nutrient density in food like beef and wheat, meter development for measurement, the importance of open-source science, funding challenges, soil health, biological systems principles, and upcoming conferences on nutrient density and regenerative agriculture.

Introducing a brand new podcast from Acres U.S.A. - The Acres U.S.A. Podcast! In this inaugural episode, your host Taylor Henry delves deep into the world of sustainable farming and regenerative practices. Joined by guest expert Steve Diver, a seasoned horticulturist and organic farming guru, they explore the fascinating realm of herbicides in organic farming. From cultural practices to cover crops, they unravel the secrets of weed control while preserving soil health. Discover the evolution of organic herbicides, the environmental impact of conventional counterparts, and groundbreaking techniques to minimize toxicity on farms. Join us as we journey through the history of regenerative agriculture and unveil the core principles uniting sustainable farming methodologies. Tune in and cultivate a greener future with The Acres U.S.A. Podcast!

Taylor, Nathanial, and David delve into the world of organic certification, revealing insights on recent regulation updates and the Strengthening Organic Enforcement rule. They cover the importance of certification, challenges in compliance, benefits for producers, and the role of technology in maintaining organic standards. Their conversation provides practical advice on documentation, compliance technology, market stability, and product quality, essential for understanding and managing organic certification processes effectively.

On this special edition of the Tractor Time podcast, hosted by Taylor Henry, CEO of Acres U.S.A., we delve into sustainable farming, regenerative practices, and organic certification with guest Sam Welsh from OneCert, Inc.

On this episode, we speak with Eric & Joy McEwen, Owners of Diggin’ Livin’. They talk about the origin of the farm, the positive effects of having beehives for a landscape, the generic interplay with nature and the need for a new generation of beekeepers.