Land Stewardship Project's Ear to the Ground Podcast

A young farmer's evolving view of livestock allows him to make a direct connection between profitability and soil health.

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Birds and other biological indicators provide evidence that an Iowa farm is a "working ecosystem."

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Farm Beginnings helps the Schwagerls do the kind of enterprise analysis needed to transfer their passions into profits.

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For one beginning organic dairy farmer, the path to affordable land leads through some trees, up a few hills, and over a brook.

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A row-cropped field is converted back to prairie, benefiting the environment and livestock.

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A farmer and a soil health expert talk about how livestock, cover crops and pastures are the "rock stars" of building soil health.

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Farmer Tom Frantzen describes how he is using diversity to make his farm more resilient in the face of extreme weather.

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Gardening space in the heart of the city brings people together over food, farming and fellowship.

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A farmer's wish to not have his land become just one more cornfield provides an opportunity for beginning farmers.

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A dairy farmer finds more microbes in the soil means more money in the bank.

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LSP's George Boody describes what he learned at an international conference on how agriculture can sequester greenhouse gases

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Dr. Kristine Nichols describes how we can build agronomic, economic and environmental resiliency in our agricultural soils.

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Rick Bieber describes how building soil health saved his farm from financial ruin.

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Autumn Brown talks about how we can counter the myths that lead to racial injustice in rural America and elsewhere.

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Allen Williams on soil health, livestock and "compounding, cascading effects."

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George Boody and Mark Schultz discuss their personal passions and how LSP brings about positive change as the organization prepares for a leadership transition.

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An artist uses her work to introduce people to the wonders of the soil universe.

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LSP members see firsthand how rural Mexicans are using their connections to the land to fight the corporate takeover of ag.

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Seeing is believing: a rain simulator shows the value of continuous living cover on farm fields.

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How rotational grazing on one farm is improving profits, wildlife habitat and community relations.

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