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It is vital to have the science behind innovative products stand up to the rigorous testing and trials of the world’s top institutions and researchers if we are going to change the world of agriculture. Learn more about how Harpe is standing up to the test and proving effectiveness of natural, sustainable weed resistance in Episode 2 of our Modern Agriculture podcast with Aidan Connolly - https://lnkd.in/ehZek4zB

It is vital to have the science behind innovative products stand up to the rigorous testing and trials of the world’s top institutions and researchers if we are going to change the world of agriculture. Learn more about how Harpe is standing up to the test and proving effectiveness of natural, sustainable weed resistance in Episode 2 of our Modern Agriculture podcast with Aidan Connolly - https://lnkd.in/ehZek4zB

It is vital to have the science behind innovative products stand up to the rigorous testing and trials of the world’s top institutions and researchers if we are going to change the world of agriculture. Learn more about how Harpe is standing up to the test and proving effectiveness of natural, sustainable weed resistance in Episode 2 of our Modern Agriculture podcast with Aidan Connolly - https://lnkd.in/ehZek4zB

It is vital to have the science behind innovative products stand up to the rigorous testing and trials of the world’s top institutions and researchers if we are going to change the world of agriculture. Learn more about how Harpe is standing up to the test and proving effectiveness of natural, sustainable weed resistance in Episode 2 of our Modern Agriculture podcast with Aidan Connolly - https://lnkd.in/ehZek4zB

#ICYMI: DUC research scientist Pascal Badiou joins host Glen Kirby on the Protect and Profit: Farming for the Future podcast. 🎙️ Despite the science showing that sloughs and marshes can provide many benefits, they continue to be lost to drainage. Fortunately, in many cases, a wetland can be restored to its previous function simply by plugging the drain. In this episode, hear from a Manitoba farmer about why he restored 70 acres of wetlands, and learn the science behind the on-farm and environmental benefits. Listen to the full episode at: 👉 https://loom.ly/8XIfx48 #FarmingForTheFuture #WetlandRestoration #EnvironmentalBenefits

The new episode is out now! This week, we delve into the fascinating world of insect agriculture with Martin Zorrilla , CTO of Nutrition Technologies who sheds light on the transformative applications of insect farming, particularly using black soldier flies. 🪰 Key takeaways from the episode: - Insect protein as a sustainable alternative: Black soldier flies are being cultivated to replace unsustainable feed sources like fish meal in aquaculture and pet food. - Resource efficiency: Insect farming requires minimal space and resources compared to traditional agriculture, addressing global food security challenges. - Waste management superheroes: Black soldier flies excel at decomposing organic waste, promoting sustainable waste management practices. ♻️ - Untapped potential: Research is ongoing to optimize waste conversion and resource efficiency in insect farming. - A beacon of hope: Insect agriculture offers solutions for waste management, resource utilization, and food production, paving the way for a more sustainable future. Join us as we explore the transformative power of insect agriculture and envision a future where it plays a central role in building a resilient food system. Listen to the full episode here- https://lnkd.in/gwvcitUv #insectagriculture #sustainability #foodsecurity #futureoffood #foodproduction #technology #innovation

The long-term agronomic research in the last On-Farm Trials podcast episode highlights so many important things around collaboration in support of useful and useable applied ag science, and the importance of long-term trials. At the same time, some of the conversations I've had the privilege of creating space for in individual interviews with growers have been an incredibly rewarding part of my career - this "Stories from the Field" episode is a mash-up for folks who might be interested in the challenges and opportunities around food production and environmental stewardship in modern production agriculture. These are the thoughts, philosophies and experiences as told directly from the farmers themselves - and this episode brings us a compilation of three farmers who I respect tremendously. Please consider this invitation to check it out: In this bonus episode, we hear thoughts on the what, how, and why, around building soil health and cropping systems innovation in grain production systems of the inland Pacific Northwest. Listen to these highlights from interviews with Uhlorn Family Farms team, Tom Conklin, and Douglas Poole. about the challenges and rewards working hard to grow food, and steward land in their communities. Find it here: https://lnkd.in/gu4QC_Jw Or here: https://lnkd.in/gBFTMET6

New Episode Alert: The Regenerative Advantage In our latest Flywheel Economics podcast episode, we explore the intersection of regenerative agriculture and economic policymaking. This episode is particularly special as it embodies the Flywheel Economics spirit and brings to life the key principles at the heart of our organisation. Learn how regenerative agriculture can drive sustainable growth, foster community resilience, and promote economic vitality. Special thanks to our guests Abiola Ebohen and Blessing Stephen from SCL Future Food Systems, leaders in Nigeria's regenerative agriculture space, for sharing their insights on sustainable farming practices and their transformative impact on local economies. Listen now and discover innovative solutions for a more sustainable future! https://lnkd.in/eqNAMWbz

Our co-founder Emma Fuller sat down with Soil Upside's Founder and CEO Patrick Smith to discuss soil health, the Fractal Agriculture investment model, and why regenerative ag needs to be done at scale. Emma explains that soil health can improve valuations and farm cash flows, making it great for farmers and investors. Check out the full episode here https://lnkd.in/gqezgKyC Reach out to Emma Fuller directly to learn more. #aginvesting #impactinvesting #farming #regenerativeagriculture 

Enjoyed joining Adam Sharp with Ohio Farm Bureau recently at Commodity Classic to discuss the latest trends and issues in agriculture for the new Ohio Ag Net Podcast. In this fun and wide-ranging conversation, you’ll hear about the rich history between Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau and how we continue to collaborate on issues of importance to American agriculture. I also shared more about Nationwide’s Predict, Prevent and Restore mindset and our ongoing efforts to mitigate property losses from extreme weather. https://lnkd.in/gx_YE6Ew