The Prairie Farm Podcast

Ep. 25 (Coffee Time) Pigs, Mammoths, and Synthetic Milk

On this episode we discuss the de-extinction of mammoths, wild hogs in Canada and the future with synthetic food products. Enjoy!

Ep. 24 Education is the Key to Conservation (Recorded in front of a live audience)

We had the privilege of speaking to an incredible conservation group, OWLS (Older, Wiser, Livelier Seniors). We discussed the founding of Hoksey Native Seeds and what it looks like to create a conservation culture moving forward.

Ep. 23 (Coffee Time) The grand tragedy of egg prices

This week on Coffee Time Wednesdays we discuss egg prices, the evil of chickens, and Tesla being the great destroyer of agriculture.
Enjoy!

Ep. 22 Welcome To Coffee Time

15 minutes, no more, no less. Usually about prairie. Always a good time. Join us as we discuss the latest news about prairie, ag, and conservation.

Ep. 21 Living Close To The Land (Chase Burns)

Chase Burns is a Land Broker, Land Manager, Rancher, Conservationist, and Outdoorsman. With a resume like that it's hard to imagine anyone who cares for the land more than Chase does. In this episode Nicolas and Kent talk about Chase's background in all of the aforementioned roles he serves in, as well as his take on all things related to conserving our natural spaces on the map. 

Ep. 20 Bottled at the Source (Joy Van Wyngarden and Alvin the Chipmunk)

Joy Van Wyngarden is the project manager of the South Skunk River Water Shed. She is passionate and knowledgeable about how to keep our water clean for future generations... Oh, and we had a lot of fun too. Enjoy

Ep. 19 We’re the government, and we’re here to help (Matt Allen)

Iowa CRP manager, Matt Allen, joined us to discuss the past, present, and future CRP. We also discuss Federal and State Ag workers and their impact on everyday farmers.
Curious about CRP? Matt has your answers on this podcast episode.

Ep. 18 Picture perfect conservation (Chris Helzer)

Chris Helzer, the Prairie Ecologist, is one of the most experts in native midwest flora and fauna (specifically insects) that we have had the privilege to speak with. He also, coincidentally, happens to be the most talented photographer we has spoken with. 

Ep. 17 ”I’m tired of Organic farming, Grandpa” (Steve DeJong)

Local conservationist and Hoksey friend, Steve DeJong (Aka Flipper), joined us to talk about his ventures on organic farming, why he quit, and conservation.

Ep. 16 The Secret Sauce of Hoksey Native Seeds

At Hoksey Native Seeds, we enjoy work, laughing, and lunch. Join us for all three on this episode.