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The Prairie Farm Podcast

Nicolas Lirio & Kent Boucher
Conservation
Agriculture
Consumerism
Sustainability
John Deere
Iowa
Nature Conservancy
Mahaska County
Prescribed Burns
Ecology
Iowa Prairie Network
Indian Removal
Summit Carbon Solution
PFAS
Farming Trends
Climate Change
North American Prairies
Civil War
Historical Society
Lacey Act

All things conservation, prairie, gardening, permaculture, hunting, and agriculture. ”Conservation happens one mind at a time.”

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Latest Episodes

We joined some of the crew from Abundant Design to discuss creating food forests in your own yard. We had a great time and we believe you will as well.

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Happy Thanksgiving! Another riveting episode of The Prairie Farm Podcast.

This week, we have an intriguing question from a guest that had us thinking about the Thanksgiving Holiday.

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We had the privilege of hosting Steve Hanson and Ryan Lynton (Upland Social Podcast) for a pheasant hunt and naturally we had to get them on the podcast. We discuss bird numbers in Iowa, land prices and trends, and whatever else came up in the conver... more

Welcome back to another riveting episode of Coffee Time Wednesday! This time we discuss the responsibility of Iowa's Water Monitors and the organizations who are making it happen.

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Recent Guests

Karen Visti Sparkman
Biologist for the Neil Smith Wildlife Refuge
Neil Smith Wildlife Refuge
Episode: Ep. 300 Prehistoric Prairie Director's Cut (Part 2)
Dr. Russ Benedict
Professor of Biology and Prairie Expert at Central College
Central College
Episode: Ep. 298 Prehistoric Prairie Director's Cut (Part 1)
Dr. Julie Meacham
Associate Professor of Anatomy and Paleontology at Des Moines University
Des Moines University
Episode: Ep. 298 Prehistoric Prairie Director's Cut (Part 1)
Julie Stauch
Gubernatorial candidate in Iowa
Julie Stauch for All Iowans
Episode: Ep. 296 Gubernatorial Candidate Julie Stauch
Steve Hanson
Informal co-host and contributor to discussions
Episode: Ep. 294 Hairy Sheep, Vallet Nightmares, and a Little Announcement
Mark Turner
Wildlife Extension Specialist at Oklahoma State University
Oklahoma State University
Episode: Ep. 272 What Deer Need To Eat with Dr. Mark Turner
Carroll Hoksbergen
Founder of Hoxie Native Seeds
Hoxie Native Seeds
Episode: Ep. 270 In Memoriam: The Beginning of Our Story with Carroll Hoksbergen (Hoksey Native Seeds Founder)
Nick Larson
Host of The Bird Shot Podcast
The Bird Shot Podcast
Episode: Ep. 268 Upland Hunting, The Hatchet, and The Boundary Waters with Nick Larson from The Bird Shot Podcast
Rob Sand
Iowa State Auditor and gubernatorial candidate
Iowa State Government
Episode: Ep. 261 Gubernatorial Candidate Rob Sand

Hosts

Nicholas Lirio
Host of discussions on conservation and sustainable agriculture, engaging with various topics and guest speakers.
Riley Rosendahl
Co-host, integrating humor and a down-to-earth perspective into conservation discussions.
Kent Boucher
Co-host with a focus on agricultural practices and their environmental impact, sharing insights with guests.
Mark Kenyon
Host discussing wildlife conservation and hunting practices, often bringing expert insights from the field.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 149 ratings
  • I love this podcast!

    Agriculture and science teacher in Washington and this is my jam. High-minded, down-to-earth and makes me laugh! Thanks gents!

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    5
    cntrybmpkn
    United Statesa month ago
  • Amazing podcast

    Very interesting and informative show! You learn something different about prairies every episode

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    92twj
    United Statesa month ago
  • Great podcast

    I just got a firehose of warm season pasture knowledge! I’m going to have to listen again. It was great!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mike Woolery
    United States2 months ago
  • Great podcast

    Love this podcast. Great dynamic with the hosts with in depth and nuanced topics

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Royjoy L
    United States3 months ago
  • Worth a listen

    This podcast provides a lot of great content in a wide variety of conservation topics. It’s helpful for anybody who cares about the world and environment we live in and how to steward it better.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dutchy2021
    United States4 months ago

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The diverse perspectives shared by expert guests in each episode are praised, fostering a strong connection with listeners who value community-driven conservation efforts.
Many commend the hosts for their knowledgeable insights and relatable discussions, making complex topics accessible to a wide audience.
Listeners appreciate the podcast for its engaging content on conservation topics, often highlighting its humorous tone while tackling serious issues.

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#60
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#228
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#60
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#108
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#230
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#233
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Ep. 310 Can You Make a Food Forest in Your Own Yard?
Q: How much food could you get away with in a yard?
You could include raised beds, fruit trees, and understory plants like medicinal herbs and clover, maximizing the available space for food production without violating HOA regulations.
Ep. 305 (Coffee Time) Why Are Young People Leaving the Midwest?
Q: What does Iowa have to offer young people to stop them from leaving?
Young people are attracted to outdoor amenities and economic growth.
Ep. 300 Prehistoric Prairie Director's Cut (Part 2)
Q: What are the types of animals that were present on the prairie?
The big grazers out on the prairies would have been bison, but we also would have had elk, mule deer, and mountain lions.
Ep. 300 Prehistoric Prairie Director's Cut (Part 2)
Q: How would the soil in the prairie states be different at that time than it is today?
So, that well this is the scientist in me. Well the answer to that Kent depends on where you're talking about. Because it is really regionally based.
Ep. 296 Gubernatorial Candidate Julie Stauch
Q: What would you do to help bring us back together as a community?
Fostering collaboration among community leaders and improving community colleges will be essential for rebuilding community strength.

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Focused on a diverse range of topics related to conservation, agriculture, and the environment, this podcast engages listeners with discussions revolving around gardening, permaculture, hunting, and sustainability practices. Episodes often involve expert guests who share insights on the implications of agricultural policies, wildlife management, and innovative approaches to ecological stewardship. What distinguishes this podcast is the combination of scientific rigor and down-to-earth humor, which provides both education and entertainment, making complex subjects accessible and relatable. Listeners are likely to appreciate the engaging anecdotes and practical advice aimed at fostering a deeper understanding of our relationship with the land... more

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2. Dr. Russ Benedict
3. Dr. Julie Meacham
4. Julie Stauch
5. Steve Hanson
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7. Carroll Hoksbergen
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