Perfect podcast topic, as always.
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“Credible information about soil health is exactly what farmers both new and established need right now in order to move their farms to the next level.
Proper soil management will avoid thousands of dollars of crop losses and wasted expenses, and hundreds of hours of wasted time every single year on ill-advised soil experiments.
Diego seems to have a pulse on what knowledge gaps exist in the minds of most new farmers in the small scale agriculture space.
Methods of caring for the soil are the most debated and widely variable bits of advice in the field, so it’s perfect timing to have an expert interviewer prod the minds of experts on the subject of soil health.”
Jordan MacPhee via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
10/15/20
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“I always look forward to the content put out by Diego Footer. It is easily consumed, continuing education for farms and people that grow food.”
Lafayette11 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/23/20
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“This seemingly niche podcast by Diego Footer needs to get mainstream attention. Here’s why: By 2050, 50-700 million people will be forced to migrate somewhere due to a combination of climate change and soil degradation. This scenario in a just published independent expert report for the EU’s...”Read full review »
Leonard Doyle via Apple Podcasts ·
Switzerland ·
01/06/21
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“Lots of interesting topics filled with great information”
Panther201 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/07/21
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