In this episode, I talk to Charles Pecka, from Morningstar Farm, outside of Nashville, TN. Charles is a tunnel farmer with specialization in Korean vegetables. He recently traveled to Korea to discover everything he could about how they create their tunnels. You’ll Hear: >> What kinds of tools Charles uses on his farm 3:33 >> What......
In this episode, I talk to Annie Toro Lopez, creator of Rolling Homestays and seed-preserving farmer out of Elizabeth, CO. Her passion for building Agritourism to benefit travelers/adventurers AND farmers prompted her to create rollinghomestays.com to build camaraderie and community. You’ll Hear: >> What her seed preservation farm is all about and the famous seeds......
In this episode, I talk to Steven Cornett, from Nature’s Always Right, a regenerative urban farmer in Lemon Grove, San Diego. Eight years ago, Steven and his friend, Jared, started a farm together with no experience. After leaving the US and a year-and-a-half stint in South Korea, he realized that he missed his passion…farming! He......
This week, I talk to Adam Turtle, an 80-year-old scholar and researcher who has spent much of his life, researching a lot of rare plants in the US that can be used for regenerative purposes. We spend a lot of this episode is discussing bamboo. We talked about his Research Farm that has over 300......
Ray Tyler farms and educates at Rose Creek Farms in Selmer, TN with his wife Ashley and their children. In this interview, we break down how Ray got started farming, their drastic shift into a much more focused production, their diverse marketing to make it in a very rural area of the country, and the......