Land Stewardship Project's Ear to the Ground Podcast
Land Stewardship Project's Ear to the Ground podcast features in-the-field interviews related to the Land Stewardship Project's work on regenerative agriculture, local food systems, rural communities, beginning farmers, social/economic justice, and agricultural/environmental policy.
- Update frequency
- every 8 days
- Average duration
- 28 minutes
- Episodes
- 381
- Years Active
- 2005 - 2025
Ear to the Ground 161
How women play a major role in the future of farmland and our rural communities.
Ear to the Ground 160
Farm Beginnings graduates team up to create an innovative marketing cooperative in the Lake Superior region.
Ear to the Ground 159
LSP and Hope Community work to bring racial equity to the Minneapolis Park System's urban ag initiative.
Ear to the Ground 158
An Australian ag financial planning expert talks to LSP about creative ways to transition farms to the next generation.
Ear to the Ground 157
What should you do when frac sand mining comes knocking? Get informed, get organized and get connected.
Ear to the Ground 156
An LSP-sponsored 'BioBlitz' in Minnesota's Simon Lake area provides a kick-start for utilizing grazing to revitalize natural habitat.
Ear to the Ground 155
Farm Beginnings farmer-presenter Chris Duke talks about the importance of relationships in direct-marketing.
Ear to the Ground 154
NRCS soil health evangelist Ray Archuleta shares his passion for "farming in nature's image."
Ear to the Ground 153
How the Forever Green Initiative could make Minnesota farming more efficient.
Ear to the Ground 152
People share their connections to the land and community at a special LSP storytelling event.
Ear to the Ground 151
Using conservation grazing to keep wildlife refuges, prairies and other natural areas healthy.
Ear to the Ground 150
A community food co-op in a farm town rises from the rubble and begins its next chapter.
Ear to the Ground 149
Farm Beginnings grads talk about being in the "experimental/making mistakes" stage of their enterprise.
Ear to the Ground 148
LSP Citizens' Frac Sand Summit (part 7): LSP's Bobby King talks about the role of local government and state regulations in controlling frac sand mining.
Ear to the Ground 147
LSP Citizens' Frac Sand Summit (part 6): Earth Works' Jennifer Krill describes the negative impacts of extreme energy extraction.
Ear to the Ground 146
LSP Citizens' Frac Sand Summit (part 5): The MPCA's John Linc Stine talks about the role his agency plays in regulating the frac sand industry.
Ear to the Ground 145
LSP Citizens' Frac Sand Summit (part 4): Scientist Crispin Pierce describes cutting-edge research on silica sand dust in Wisconsin.
Ear to the Ground 144
LSP Citizens' Frac Sand Summit (part 3): Scientist Michael McCawley on the health risks posed by surface mining's production of ultrafine particles.
Ear to the Ground 143
LSP Citizens' Frac Sand Summit (part 2): Farmer Bob Christie talks about how frac sand mining threatens the farming community.
Ear to the Ground 142
LSP Citizens' Frac Sand Summit (part 1): Tex Hawkins talks about why frac sand mining poses such a risk to the driftless region.