The Prairie Farm Podcast

Ep. 63 (Coffee Time) Climate Predictions and FOOD

Finalllllly a late coffee time.
 
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Ep. 62 Prehistoric Prairie (Part 1: The Ice Age)

Where did prairie come from? Who lived here, and what were they doing? What was the landscape like? How does it compare to today? 
Those questions are what we will answer in this first episode in our three part docuseries--Prehistoric Prairie. This first episode features the time period of the most recent glaciation of Iowa. We discuss topics including soil, vegetation, and what happened to all of those pleistocene megafauna? 
Our guests include fossil hunters (Judd McCullum, Mitch Gleason, John Waller), a medical school professor and paleontologist (Dr. Julie Meachen), a collegiate biology professor (Dr. Russ Benedict), and county naturalist (Laura DeCook). You won't want to miss this one!
 
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Ep. 61(Coffee Time) A.I. Lasers and 10,000 Rats

The longest coffee time in the world just keeps on ticking. Get ready to treat yo'self to a steaming hot episode of COFFEE TIME.
 
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Ep. 60 From Alaskan Brown Bears to Iowa Deer Country

We had a great time visiting with land manager, and broker Steve Hanson joined us to talk about his experiences on the land in Alaska and now in Iowa.
 
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Ep. 59 (Coffee Time) Wetlands, Solar Fields, BLM Land

Feet up volume up! It's Coffee Time!

Ep.58 This Land is Your Land, This Land Is My Land- Why Public Land Matters with Sam Soholt

To people who truly understand its value, nothing is more free in America than the public lands we have, and access we have to them. Sam Soholt of Public Land Tees joins me and Nic to discuss the importance of public land, and his experiences enjoying that freedom.
 
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Ep. 57 Coffee Time) Drones and Carbon Capture

You know what time it is. Pour the coffee, hold the cream  and sugar and sip that hot caffeine... it's coffee time!
 
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Ep. 56 Why Billionaires are Buying Carbon Credits (Lisa Kubik)

What the heck are carbon credits? And who's buying them? And who's selling them? We had the same questions. Thankfully, we had an awesome interview with Lisa Kubik, who happens to work in the thick of carbon credit programs. Get all these answered and much more on this episode of the prairie farm podcast.
 
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Ep. 55 (Coffee Time) Ending Deforestation in Brazil, Autonomous Farm Equipment, Pork Bans

It's time to rest your back and exercise your mind. It's coffee time!

Ep. 54 Bison Have Families Too (Bob Jackson Pt. 2)

Did you know Bison have emotionally healthy, functioning family groups, including grandmas and angsty teenage bulls? Or at least... they're supposed to. Most bison farmers (possibly all except Bob himself) don't structure their herds in a manner that allows that to happen. Join us for the second part of our interview with Bob "Action" Jackson, as Bob tells us what he learned about bison while on the range of Yellowstone.
 
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