Hosted by two commercial row-crop farmers and a dairy farmer, Field Work is a podcast that provides space for frank, realistic discussions about the benefits and challenges of sustainable agriculture. Hosts Zach Johnson, Mitchell Hora, and Tara Vander Dussen (who joined the team in season four) explore the successes and challenges farmers experience as they adopt new practices, while still getting... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture |
This is the big one. Five leaders of regenerative agriculture — Rick Clark, Ray Archuleta, Mitchell Hora, Loran Steinlage and of course, Dave Brandt — talk it up in Carroll, Ohio. At 2 hours and some change, this conversation is a long one, but worth... more
Instead of talking it up at Dave Brandt’s Field Day, host Mitchell Hora listened. That resulted in big thoughts, which Mitchell shares with his co-hosts. Zach and Tara aren’t shy about chiming in with their own opinions in this lively episode. Plus: ... more
After attending college in Bismarck, North Dakota, Ryan Bruski returned to his family’s ranch in Ekalaka, Montana, with big ideas. He wanted to graze cows a new way. Instead of letting cattle roam for weeks at a time, Ryan decided to move them more f... more
Brad Buchanan didn't plan on owning a cattle ranch. He was a city guy who bought land a short drive from Denver, then bought some cows as "lawnmowers." Fifteen years later, he's the proud owner of the Flying B Bar ranch, a grass-fed cattle operation.... more
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When I listened to the podcast I was very interested and got hooked. This is one my favorite podcasts, I listen to it almost everyday. I suggest this podcast to all other people. I did like the episode “The Tractor Robots Are Here” it was very fun but informative. I would love it sooooooooo much and give me so much confidence to become a farmer. So please will you please do a episode with Zack, and Chet Larson.
When I discovered this podcast, it was so interesting to me. I wasn’t raised on a farm, but the out there on farms. Really got me into lot of good things, and less bad things. We have been having farmers since, the world was created. Without them we’ll never be, here on this planet. For this time I appreciate the farmers, out there for making. Food, clothes, and other goods. That’s what I like about farms, including the equipment as well. I’m a Case IH guy 🤣😂
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Love the conversations and subject matter that make farmers better!! more
Apple Podcasts | #247 | United States/Society & Culture/Documentary |
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