The Savanna Institute's podcast and blog about perennial agroforestry (AF) features interviews, questions from listeners, inside jokes, and more. Subscribe to Perennial AF to hear real AF conversations with some of the Midwest's top agroforesters and perennial farmers! More at www.savannainstitute.org/perennialAF
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 74 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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In 2024, Savanna Institute began a bioacoustic monitoring program to record the sounds of birds and other wildlife each morning and evening at one of our research farms. Ecosystem scientist Nate Lawrence explains the initial results from this project... more
Host Jacob Grace reads from the first three chapters of Tree Crops: A Permanent Agriculture by J. Russell Smith, first published in 1929. This book, which is now in the public domain, has been extremely influential in the adoption of agroforestry in ... more
Sallie Calhoun, founder of the #NoRegrets Initiative and owner of Paicines Ranch on California's central coast, talks with staff member Jenn Ripp about how she got started ranching, her experiences as a philanthropist, and the importance of shifting ... more
Farmer Josh Payne leads a tour of his farm in central Missouri and describes his management of beef cattle, sheep, and hogs in a rotational grazing silvopasture system with chestnuts and additional agroforestry crops.
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Savanna Institute is doing great work, and this podcast is an excellent part of it. Jacob is a fantastic host!
I was really pleased to discover the Savanna Institute and this podcast. Perennial agriculture and agroforestry are important approaches to long-term thinking and our collective existence on the big blue marble. Thanks for the great interviews and inspiration.
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This podcast and the people behind it are doing great work for the environment, our diets, and the balance sheets of farmers. Great listening.
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This series centers on perennial agroforestry, exploring sustainable practices that enhance biodiversity and combat environmental issues through in-depth discussions with seasoned agroforesters and farmers. Episodes engage with a wide range of topics, such as regenerative agriculture, soil health, and the economic viability of diverse farming systems, making the content valuable for those interested in sustainable farming practices and environmental stewardship. Listeners can expect engaging stories from various practitioners who combine their personal journeys with expert knowledge, providing insights into innovative approaches in agriculture that prioritize long-term ecological health.
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Recent guests on Perennial AF include:
1. Sallie Calhoun
2. Martin Turner
3. George Pidgeon
4. Steven McCulloch
5. Francesca Hong
6. Odessa Piper
7. Beth Dooley
8. Sean Sherman
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