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
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 59 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceEducationNatural Sciences |
In this, our first series on salinity, we talk to Kent Cooley, area resource scientist in Rapid City, SD. We discuss some of the causes of salinity in South Dakota, where it's estimated that 7.5 million acres of land are affected by saline soils, wit... more
Laura Kahler is the director of the South Dakota Grasslands Initiative (SDGI), pushing South Dakotan agriculture toward sustainability and heightened reverence for the natural landscape. Laura's mission is to provide resources and support to landowne... more
In this insightful episode, Tate Lantz joins hosts Joe Dickie and Buz Kloot to discuss the Central Grasslands Roadmap. Lantz shares his personal journey from a childhood on a South Dakota cattle ranch to his current role in conservation, reflecting a... more
In this insightful episode, Tate Lantz joins hosts Joe Dickie and Buz Kloot to discuss the Central Grasslands Roadmap. Lantz shares his personal journey from a childhood on a South Dakota cattle ranch to his current role in conservation, reflecting a... more
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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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