Priming for Production

I can’t say enough about how good these podcasts are. I’ve been living and working around the topic of soil carbon for a decade and a half (with the Cool Farm Alliance which started in Vermont at the Sustainable Food Lab) and never ran into anything as concise and insightful. An absolute gold mine. THANK YOU Natalie!! I’m recommending this to everyone I know!

This study of soil biology is fascinating. I grew up in a family of organic home gardening so I am not a “farmer” but I gained so much practical info that I can use in my home garden.

I met the dreator of this podcast at a conference hosted by SARE, the funder of this project. I'm so glad I did becasue as a soil scientist myself, and podcast fanatic, I think it's very important to have highly produced, well crafted storylines available and accessible for all audiences (yes even scientific topics need storylines!) This fits the bill. Especially if you are a land steward, this gold for the most up-to-date science of soil organic matter.

So happy to find this podcast on the Oregon Society of Soil Scientists Facebook. We run an organic farm supply and can’t wait to turn our customers on to your show. Thank you for making soil health a clear and accessible topic to the community of non-scientists!! We really appreciate the visualizations you use to describe biological and physical processes and the the effort you go to describing why the humic perspective is not as applicable to our understanding of the role of organic matter as we thought. Thank you for your work!