2021 – Biodynamic explained for the everyday farmer and gardener

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In this episode I interview a young couple who farm using Biodynamic practices on the eastern shore of Virginia. This couple took on the monumental task of transcribing Rudolf Steiners’ Agriculture Course in language for everyday farmers and gardeners. You won’t want to miss this one!

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043 – Activated Water

043 – Activated Water

with host Linda Borghi and guest Evan Folds

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Welcome to Week 4 of our Grow It Don’t Mow It – 30 Days to Starting a Successful Yard Farm!  This week is all about Activated Water.

Should we have our water tested? What is activated water? How do you activate water? Is rainwater better than what comes out of the tap?  Is water more than wet? How do we apply these concepts to improve our garden? How can water get wetter? What is a vortex and implosion all about?  Fascinating podcast you won’t want to miss!

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041 – Soil Health: The First Amendment

041 – Soil Health: The First Amendment

with host Linda Borghi and guest Evan Folds, the Soil Doctor

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Welcome to Week 2 of our Grow It Don’t Mow It – 30 Days to Starting a Successful Yard Farm!  This week is all about Soil Health.

You’ll find a new post every day in April on our Patreon feed with different information on how to plan and start your food garden this year.  If you’re joining us after April 2018, please make sure to check out our Patreon feed for all our delightful garden-starting content.

We owe our existence to the the top few inches of topsoil.  Pretty important, hey?. Why do you need a Soil Doctor? What is good soil? What are microbes all about?  What about bagged soil? (which should more accurately be called “dirt”… why?) Why soil testing? We first need to learn how to grow healthy soil, before we can grow healthy plants and ultimately healthy people!  

You won’t want to miss this episode, it is critical to your success in growing healthy soil and nutrient dense food!  

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039 – Let it “Be Agriculture”

039 – Let it “Be Agriculture”

with host Linda Borghi and guest Evan Folds, the Soil Doctor

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What we think, we grow!! Evan is stepping out of the purple room with the golden ticket!  Learn about “Be Agriculture”. Be a part of agriculture because you already are!! Our actions will determine what our food will be in the future. Jump on this exciting resource.  Meet the Soil Doctor and learn how healthy soil can grow healthy plants for healthy people!

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033 – Mix Your Own Potting Soil

033 – Mix Your Own Potting Soil

with host Linda Borghi and guest Evan Folds

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Evan Folds, our favorite “Soil Doctor”, and Linda discuss the considerations when preparing your potting soil as the next step to getting a jump start on your spring garden.

What percentage of ingredients for a good soil mix?  You first have to understand what the plant needs?  Making your own soil is a lot like preparing a recipe for the plant to be able to breathe, eat and drain well.  The recipe is a flexible guideline, and adjustments are needed based on your observation of the plant as it progresses. Good nutrition for the plant depends on soil microbe development and so much more!

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028 – Gardening Biodynamically for 45 Years

028 – Gardening Biodynamically for 45 Years

with host Linda Borghi and guest Charlotte Anthony

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Charlotte grew up close to the land and working in the garden. She connected to the earth and learned to grow biodynamically.  She knows first hand, the important connection of soil microbes to our health and that this growing method can produce nutrient dense food. Learn from the experts as Linda and Charlotte share some experiences in this Part 1 of 2 episodes.

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