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Soil Health Labs

Soil Health Labs
Soil Health
Regenerative Agriculture
Salinity
Agriculture
Saline Soils
Cover Crops
Grasslands
Water Management
Crop Rotation
Dakota Lakes Research Farm
Ducks Unlimited
Urban Farming
Human Health
South Dakota Grasslands Initiative
No-Till Agriculture
Precision Agriculture
Livestock Integration
Community Support
Greg Brown
Country Music

The Soil Health Labs are located in the Environmental Health Sciences Department in the School of Public Health at the University of South Carolina. That may be surprising to most, especially since the University of South Carolina has no Ag School! Our mission is to promote soil health, not only as something that’s good for the farmer and the environment, but we also want to highlight soil health ... more

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes88Founded7 years ago
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Latest Episodes

Featuring:

• Liz Kierl, Executive Director, Second Century Habitat Fund

• Buz Kloot, Soil Health Lab, University of South Carolina

• Joe Dickie, Videographer and Conservation Storyteller, Soil Health Lab

📝 Episode Summary

In this episode, we sit ... more

In this episode, Joe Dickie and Buz Kloot sit down with Karlie Kammerer, a rising senior from western South Dakota whose wisdom and clarity around regenerative ranching belies her age. Karlie grew up on a cow-calf operation near Rapid City where her ... more

🧲 Quotable Quotes

 “When people don't understand much about the prairie, it just kind of looks like this monolith… just one FLAT thing. But really, it's like an old growth forest — full of life.” - Kate Rasmussen

“Once you learn about it, your bra... more

In this episode, we sit down with Dawn Butzer to discuss her journey from her early life and career to her current work and future aspirations. Dawn shares insights into her deep connection with conservation and land management, emphasizing partnersh... more

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Recent Guests

Liz Kierl
Executive Director of South Dakota's Second Century Habitat Fund
Second Century Habitat Fund
Episode: A Path for Grassland Restoration that Benefits Producers, Land and Wildlife
Karlie Kammerer
Next generation rancher and rangeland advocate
Episode: The Future of Agriculture: The Next Generation’s Roadmap for Regenerative Ranching
Kate Rasmussen
Grassland conservationist with the World Wildlife Fund
World Wildlife Fund
Episode: How Ranchers are Reviving Native Grasslands and Creating More Resilient Operations
Dawn Butzer
Involved in conservation efforts focusing on grassland restoration and sustainable agriculture.
Grassland Coalition, NRCS, Ducks Unlimited
Episode: Bridging Conservation and Profitability on the Prairie: What Every Rancher Should Know
Dr. Bhupinder Farmaha
A researcher focused on soil fertility and nutrient management
Clemson University
Episode: New Research Reveals Why Fertilizer Efficiency Depends on More Than Nitrogen Rates and Soil Chemistry
Dr. Gustavo Lascano
Ruminant nutrition specialist at Clemson University
Clemson University
Episode: How to Boost Animal Health and Farm Productivity with Ecological Principles
Carl Coleman
Farmer turned seed businessman focused on sustainable practices.
Choice Ag
Episode: How Real-World Farmers are Boosting Profits: Cover Crops, Cost Cutting, & Yield Bumps
Clinton Rasmussen
Rancher and former Marine, discussing goat grazing as a solution for land management
Firewatch Ranch
Episode: South Dakota Rancher Shares Alternative Strategy for Managing Invasive Species & Boosting Land Health
Leland Schoen
A seasoned rangeland consultant with considerable experience from NRCS.
North Dakota NRCS
Episode: Rangeland Specialist's Top Grazing Strategies to Drought-Proof Your Pasture

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Barrett Self
Co-host of the Soil Health Labs podcast
Buz Kloot
Co-host of the Soil Health Labs podcast
Boz Klut
Co-host of the Soil Health Labs podcast
Gabe Keeney
Co-host of the Soil Health Labs podcast
Buzz Clute
Co-host of the Soil Health Labs podcast

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
  • Changed my perspective

    So much of what we know about fire is that it is a bad thing - bad for us, bad for our farms, bad for society. This opened my eyes to the idea that fire can be not just a good thing but something we can harness as a tool in managing our farms. It is interesting and insightful and most importantly thorough. Though I was not convinced at first, the amount of detail they include in how to effectively use fire in managing the rangeland issues facing us was what convinced me to change my mind.

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    United States4 years ago

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The conversations are seen as thorough and educational, reflecting a strong commitment to promoting sustainable agricultural practices.
Listeners appreciate the depth of the discussions, particularly regarding the implications of soil health on both agriculture and public health.
Many find the insights shared by experts to be eye-opening and inspiring, leading to changes in their perceptions or practices in farming.

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The Future of Agriculture: The Next Generation’s Roadmap for Regenerative Ranching
Q: What do you see in the next 10 years, not just for yourself, but for the industry?
Karlie sees the new generation needing to fix past mistakes and emphasizes the importance of investment in youth to create a thriving agricultural future.
The Future of Agriculture: The Next Generation’s Roadmap for Regenerative Ranching
Q: Tell us a little bit about how your dad went through this huge paradigm shift.
Karlie's dad transitioned from conventional to regenerative management after recognizing the negative impacts of traditional practices and sought out education on sustainable methods.
How Real-World Farmers are Boosting Profits: Cover Crops, Cost Cutting, & Yield Bumps
Q: What kind of initiated or triggered that change in what you wanted to do? And what was that transition like?
Carl explains that his desire to help others and the growth of his seed business led to the transition. He describes his passion for supporting farmers and providing them with choices in the marketplace.
The Economic Impact of Regenerative Agriculture: Practical Wisdom from a Seasoned Farmer
Q: Carl, do you think that was a three-year process, right?
The three-year process was crucial for observing substantial improvements, which helped in making confident decisions.
South Dakota Rancher Shares Alternative Strategy for Managing Invasive Species & Boosting Land Health
Q: What advice do you have for young ranchers looking to start with goats?
Clinton advised building trust within the ranching community, networking, and exploring how goats might complement existing agricultural practices.

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What is Soil Health Labs about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on the intersection of agriculture, environmental health, and public wellness, the content highlights regenerative farming practices and the imperative of soil health for sustainable agriculture. A variety of guests, including farmers, conservationists, and researchers, engage in rich discussions about innovative solutions to improve long-term agricultural productivity while emphasizing stewardship of the environment. Topics range from soil fertility and biodiversity in agricultural practices to practical strategies for land management that can help combat ecological challenges. Listeners will find inspiring stories, actionable insights, and the critical importance of community involvement in reshaping agricultural practices for the... more

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1. Liz Kierl
2. Karlie Kammerer
3. Kate Rasmussen
4. Dawn Butzer
5. Dr. Bhupinder Farmaha
6. Dr. Gustavo Lascano
7. Carl Coleman
8. Clinton Rasmussen

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