Green Cover Podcast

• Episode #20: Freedom Farming and the Regenerative Nexus Summits with Ray Archuleta

  On this episode of the Green Cover podcast host Keith Berns invites Ray Archuleta on to discuss the importance of collaborative learning for regenerative agriculture producers. They highlight the challenges farmers face in the current agricultural economy and emphasize the importance of mimicking natural systems to improve soil health. Ray discusses his journey in regenerative ag, reflecting on his epiphany about working with nature rather than relying on chemical inputs. The conversation covers the value of community, on-farm research, and the educational opportunities provided by events like the Regenerative Nexus Summits. They encourage farmers to engage in small-scale experiments, share their findings, and learn from each other to reduce dependence on costly inputs and achieve greater resilience and profitability on their farms.Think you'd be a good fit to attend a Regenerative Nexus Summit? Email [email protected] to inquire more.

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• Episode #19: The Fascinating World of Soil Microbiology with David Olson

  In this episode, Keith Berns hosts David Olson from Sustainable Growing Solutions to discuss the integration and benefits of biological products in regenerative agriculture. David shares his background, the development of his company's biological treatments, and the emphasis on microbial diversity in achieving soil health and crop resilience. They delve into how biologicals enhance soil biology, boost crop yield and health, and even fix atmospheric nitrogen in dead crop residues. They also talk about their joint venture, Ark Biome, aimed at manufacturing these biological products in Nebraska, making them more accessible to farmers in the Midwest. The conversation ends with practical advice for farmers new to biological products, emphasizing the importance of microbial diversity and having clear objectives.

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• Episode #18: Exploring Soil Health and Nutrient Density with Jill Clapperton

  Dr. Jill Clapperton is a globally recognized soil ecologist known for her captivating ability to blend scientific insight with practical solutions.We are thrilled to have Dr. Jill as our keynote speaking at our Southeast Kansas Soil Health Conference on December 10th and 11th in Iola, Kansas!You won't want to miss this opportunity to learn from Dr. Clapperton and the other farmers who will take the stage at this event.Register for the event: https://greencover.com/event/southeas...Access free resources from Jill Clapperton: https://www.rhizoterra.com/

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• Podcast Episode #17: Sharing the Load Through Cooperative Farming

  In this episode of the Cover Podcast, Illinois farmers Steve Jamison, Matt Johnson, and Brad Riskedal share how their cooperative farming arrangement has enabled each of their transitions from conventional to regenerative agriculture. By pooling labor, investing in better equipment, and expanding crop diversity beyond what would be possible individually, they’ve reduced inputs and drastically improved soil health. Their story highlights the power of community in accelerating regenerative practices and producing nutrient-dense food for future generations.

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• Podcast Episode #16: Regenerative Organic Dairy with Blake & Stephanie Alexandre

  This week's podcast guests are Blake and Stephanie Alexandre, founders of Alexandre Family Farm, a pioneering Regenerative Organic Certified dairy and pastured egg operation in northwestern California. Over the years, they transitioned their farm to regenerative organic practices, becoming leaders in soil health, animal welfare, and quality dairy production. In this conversation, they share their personal journey, the values behind their adoption of regenerative practices, and how telling their farm’s story has helped them connect with like-minded consumers who believe in the power of food grown in harmony with nature.You can learn more about Alexandre Family Farms here: https://alexandrefamilyfarm.comAlexandre Family Farms products can be found in grocery stores across the United States. Find their products near you: https://alexandrefamilyfarm.com/pages/store-locator

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