Top 14 Farming Podcasts

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Karen O' Donoghue Founder of The Happy Tummy Co. found herself in an industry many years ago described as "The Wellness Industry." Not totally comfortable sitting within those parameters and becoming more and more disillusioned by what was being said and reported from within that community Karen ran away to the country where she really did begin to find herself again and rediscovered the fire in her activist nature and need to do something good for the world.

The daughter of a horticulturist father and a farming mother Karen's relationship with the soil has been lifelong. Baking bread since the age of four lead Karen to build a preventative medicine brand around better bread back in 2013. But more on that throughout the episodes here.

Here is a space for Karen to celebrate her heroes. The women and men taking care of our soil and of our health. Investigative food journalism with a touch of awe most of the time!

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Mark Ferguson from neXtgen Agri brings you the latest in livestock, genetics, innovation and technology. We focus on sheep and beef farming in Australia and New Zealand and the people doing great things in those industries.

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Produce Bites features MSU Extension Educators, Michigan Produce Safety Technicians, fruit and vegetable growers, and others in the industry to talk about anything and everything related to produce safety. Join us as we discuss how growers are implementing food safety on their farm, challenges relating to food safety, and clarification on certain aspects of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) Produce Safety Rule.

At Seasons podcast our purpose is to educate people about land investment with the goal of seeing 100 people who don't currently own land become landowners. Our method is helping people reconnect with land through hearing other people's stories.
Seasons podcast is a commute podcast where host, Joey Bland, engages with his guest, on location and in their environment, exploring their connection to land. Everyone has a story, and that story is important, and that story needs to be told. Largely focused on the people and places of the Mid-South region, Seasons podcast originates from Memphis, Tennessee and drops every Tuesday morning at 7:00 local time. Come join the Seasons community.

I am a chef, restaurant consultant, and homesteader. Together we explore the wonders of our food system. Learn about the life and business around the restaurant as well as the farm to table world we live in.

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Roll up your sleeves and unpack your faith. Eden Revisited cuts through the noise of the modern world and journeys to the roots of wonder and beauty. Hosted by three young, millennial Catholics, this podcast is a conversation about getting in the dirt, cultivating the interior life, and re-enchanting the culture. New episodes released every other Thursday.
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Our bond with the seasons, the land, and the natural world has grown increasingly distant.

The sense of being firmly connected to the earth beneath our feet has faded, and the delicate roots of nature itself are dwindling beneath our steps.

Through the ReRooted podcast, we aspire to rekindle this profound connection and revive the essence of rootedness within us all.

To connect with the seasons is to connect with the Earth’s natural rhythms, so we’ll be releasing episodes seasonally, ReRooting ourselves to the changing environment around us.

Our first episodes will be released in the depths of winter, in January 2024, with the blues in full swing and listeners in need of comfort and hope.

We’ll focus on the lives of regenerative farmers during the colder months; on growers and planters tending to their rewilded plots; and on the activists hoping to open up our countryside to all, especially at a time of year where it feels the hardest to get outside.

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We are in the midst of a Great Awakening. In this uncertain world, people are changing course and getting back to their roots. This movement is happening all over the world. This is the Urban Exodus.
Urban Exodus shares honest and inspiring stories of life transitions and transformations. It offers wisdom and practical advice for country dreamers, rural folk, and urban-dwellers alike, who want to feel more connected to the natural world and the purpose and choices in their lives.

Joe Vaclavik and Mackenzie Johnston discuss the grain markets, the business of farming, news related to agriculture, and a variety of other topics.

Welcome to ‘The Boma’—a new podcast about livestock in the developing world—the cattle, camels, sheep, goats, pigs and poultry—that provide billions of people with nutrition, income, resources and livelihoods. How can small scale livestock systems be sustainable, as well as profitable? How can they help protect the environment? Do they harm or enhance human health? Check out The Boma to hear diverse perspectives on some of the hottest topics debated today and dive deep into the best and latest scientific research on livestock and development. ****** The Boma is hosted by Global Livestock Advocacy for Development (GLAD), a project of the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), and funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.