Soil Health Labs
Soil Health LabsThe 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 as a public health tool. Think about it. Healthy soils and healthy crops, mean healthy farmers and consumers, never mind an ever-improving environment. One idea we are embracing is that of Regenerative Farming where we embrace the idea that if farmers change the way they manage the soils, they can actually improve, or regenerate environmental conditions through less disturbance, keeping soils covered with residue or canopies, keeping live roots I the soil year round and be reintroducing animals into the whole system. While we cut our teeth promoting soil health through video and social media (... more
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Latest Episodes
In this podcast, Buz Kloot, Joe Dickie, and Gabe Brown discuss Gabe's motivation behind his mission to help farmers and ranchers. Gabe shares that his dedication to the mission was solidified during the three years of extreme difficulties he faced. A... more
We were delighted to get back with Pete Bauman who is a Natural Resources and Wildlife Field Specialist for SDSU Extension. Pete specializes in range, pasture, and grassland management with an emphasis on educating producers about how profitability a... more
Barry and Eli Little are a father and son team farming near Castlewood, SD located in the eastern part of South Dakota. Together they have close to 1600 acres of crop land, and farm this along with another 1300 acres of Barry’s brother’s land. Though... more
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- 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.
Apple Podcasts5Skeptical of fire
United States2 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #150 |  Canada/Science/Natural Sciences |
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Apple Podcasts | #157 |  Australia/Science/Natural Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #15 |  South Africa/Science/Natural Sciences |
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