Thriving Farmer Podcast: Helping Farmer’s Succeed
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A Podcast for the Agriculture Industry
The Thriving Farmer podcast just celebrated its 100th episode, and the host Michael has stayed committed to helping farmers. The podcast has a mission is to inspire, educate and celebrate sustainable farming. Interviews with expert farmers, innovators and educators help you see the value in best practices used in the agriculture industry.
The Future of Farming is Becoming More Clear
It's not what it used to be. Traditional methods mixed with new research and technology have led us to the evolution of Regenerative Farming. And it's magical! Michael Kilpatrick - an innovative thinker who inspires us to search for a harmonious balance between profit and being environmentally conscious. Farmers, as well as consumers, can use the strategies taught to promote organic farming, crop diversity, and resource conservation.
Each episode touches on a practical subject, although some topics are hard to touch but need to be addressed. Michael interviews many women in the agriculture industry and even talks about newer sustainability practices, such as the effects of the commercial bamboo industry. He invites the idea of traditional practices being reinvented, and international techniques such as Korean farming techniques.
Building a Sustainable Business
Overall, almost every episode of the Thriving Farmer podcast includes profit techniques for building a sustainable business that one can translate into many industries. Farmers can choose to specialize in certain crops or growing techniques, allowing for a diverse range of individuals in the industry. This is what we need to “grow our future”, literally. The variety of diets and perspectives of Americans today is what fuels the innovation of the agriculture industry.
Thriving Farmer is a podcast to divulge into with confidence in finding the help our farmers need to produce sustainably for our community. As a native to Florida, I can understand the need for fresh & local produce in an urban environment. The individuals putting together podcasts, blogs and books on these subjects are helping an entire community evolve. We are given the opportunity to produce our own food or source locally - its important to support local farmers.
