Organic Gardener Podcast

Nicole Masters from https://www.integritysoils.co.nz/ (Integrity Soils) is here today! Intro (0s): Hey There! Green future growers. Thanks for joining us today. If you're new to the show, I hope you'll subscribe on iTunes or your favorite Android app and let's get growing! Get your copy of our https://amzn.to/2OZDKWQ (blank garden journal) from https://amzn.to/2OZDKWQ (amazon today)! https://amzn.to/2OZDKWQ () Jackie Marie Beyer (19s): Welcome to the Green Organic Garden Podcast! It is Friday, July 3rd, 2020. And I have one of the most awesome guests ever to come on the show. She was recommended by https://organicgardenerpodcast.com/podcast-2/33-robin-kelson-the-good-seed-company-whitefish-mt/ (Robin Kelson) and https://organicgardenerpodcast.com/podcast-2/86-patti-armbrister-garden-and-agriculture-educator-extraordinaire-changing-how-our-schools-eat-one-cafeteria-at-a-time-hinsdale-mt/ (Patti Armbrister.) Robin actually went all the way to New Zealand to work with her! https://amzn.to/2Zykp41 ()https://amzn.

Friday June 19, 2020 https://culturedbiologix.com/sample-requests/ (Get a FREE Sample by simply paying shipping from Cultured Biologix Here)We, you know, we were part of a conglomerate with about four other organic companies and, you know, each one kind of has the organic piece of the puzzle, you could say. So they do a lot of like, they take like the organic amendments you would put in your soil and they digest them ahead of time. So when they put them in a bottle also, when you use them, you're using liquid digested, organic goodness. So every time you feed your plants, you're feeding them what would naturally be released in the soil? So it's like a really more innovative, what's a new, innovative way to do organic gardening, I guess, in a more context of who they are to us, their, our, our partner company, where they provide the, the liquid organic nutrients. And we provide the, the easy to use complex to use to keep the soil broken down and healthy. And then in cycling all the nutrients and making them av

https://mailchi.mp/a8d9d66af778/compost-not-just-good-but-great-and-more-too () The amazing Patti Armbrister is going to teach a composting class for Organic Garden Podcast listeners completely online Saturday July 18, 2020 at 10:00 am MST/12:00pm EST for only $37.00 Get your seat here https://mailchi.mp/a8d9d66af778/compost-not-just-good-but-great-and-more-too () We will be learning how to make not only more compost, but Great Compost and Easy Compost too! https://mailchi.mp/a8d9d66af778/compost-not-just-good-but-great-and-more-too () What's new in our garden, my inability to deal with Facebook anymore and my desire to double down on podcasting, and a bit about the world. Just a typical JMB rant in the middle of summer in the middle of a pandemic in the middle of NW Montana. Stay safe and thanks for listening!   [gallery ids="137017,137018" type="rectangular"] https://youtu.be/6w1_mtbgY-4 [caption id="attachment_137019" align="aligncenter" width="449"] Broccoli Harvest 2020[/caption][caption id="attach

Natalie Forstbauer is a TEDx speaker, award-winning entrepreneur, author, organic/biodynamic farmer and traumatic brain injury (TBI) survivor. She is passionate about human potential and seeing people live their best lives.  Raised on an organic farm, trained in Polarity Therapy, alternative medicine, Neurofeedback and Transformational Leadership she brings a wealth of knowledge and life experience to her audiences and clients. In 2003 Natalie acquired a life changing brain injury. Gardening and farming with a brain injury showed her healing is not always about "fixing what we perceive to be broken". Compassion and grace can to turn brain injuries and adversity into brain upgrades and new opportunities.  Getting dirty in the fields, taking equipment apart and leaning into the powerful wisdoms of nature, Natalie learned what it is to nurture and harvest one's gifts and to compost adversity into something meaningful and valuable. Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Heart & Soil Magazine she brings

https://youtu.be/SVHh5wS-cLE   Hey there, green future growers! Thanks for joining us today. If you're new to the show, I hope you'll subscribe on https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/green-organic-garden-podcast/id962887645 (iTunes) or your favorite Android app and let's get growing.   http://wisegrowerguru.com/ ()   The amazing http://wisegrowerguru.com/ (Patty Armbrister) is going to offer the most incredible https://mailchi.mp/a8d9d66af778/compost-not-just-good-but-great-and-more-too (composting class )you'll ever take completely online.   https://mailchi.mp/a8d9d66af778/compost-not-just-good-but-great-and-more-too () Saturday, July 18th, 2020, https://mailchi.mp/a8d9d66af778/compost-not-just-good-but-great-and-more-too (it's only $37 and you will get a seat). You will get a copy of the replay. You will get to pick her brain question in the answers. We're just gonna rock the composting, how to do composting the most efficient, effective, and best way to improve the results in your g

  I am totally loving Tori Williams Douglas' podcast https://www.toriglass.com/white-homework-lessons (White Homework)! It is exactly what I was looking for. Forget reading #WhiteFragility if you want to know how racism exists around you this is the podcast to listen to. She's authentic, knowledgeable, insightful, and manages it to do it with humor and passion at the same time! Her laugh is almost as contagious as Jill Angie on the https://notyouraveragerunner.com/ (Not Your Average Runner Podcast). Anyway in one episode I listened to Tori says imagine what life would look like if we were going to restore justice. Would we give North America back to the Native Americans? Would we quit leaving our homes to our children? Almost all white people plan to inherit their home from their parents. Where would we go? If we didn't give our home to our children. What would it look like? So after thinking about it for a short while, I thought most of all, we need to start by rethinking our incarceration system. We ne

Friday • June 12, 2020  Recently Robin Kelson from the https://goodseedco.net/ (Good Seed Company) was on the https://www.thriveinc.com/post/becoming-more-resilient-robin-kelson (Beauty of Conflict Podcast)What disruptive change is and why it can be a good thing. How we can tap into the intelligence and resilience in our bodies. What six behaviors we need to become more resilient. How we can thrive in the aftermath of the coronavirus. Why collaboration and cooperation are crucial to our existence. Why engaging the prefrontal cortex will enable us to be more resilient. Why we, as humans, are not as individual or unique as we might think! I can't believe we didn't see each other at http://freetheseedsmontana.com/ (Free The Seeds). I was downstairs trying to promote the Organic Oasis Guidebook. I have been so busy. School got out and my goal was to clean for 3 days and be done at noon today for this podcast and then relax before I start my new job for https://greggclunis.com/tiny-leaps/ (Gregg Clunis)

May 24, 2020 Blog and Newsletter Writer, Instructor for Nutrition, Gardening, and Wildcrafting Tell us a little about yourself. https://www.wildabundance.net/classes/online-gardening-school/ (Wild Abundance) is more then a website it's a school, I live here and the school is here in the Southern Appalachian mountains just outside of Asheville, North Carolina corn winter squash sweet potatoes micro dairy, one Jersey cow and mostly Alpine dairy goats flock of ducks beekeeper medicinal and edible mushroom cultivation medicinal plants the school that i work for is located just down the road  campus is run by my dear friend, Natalie dog walker together this year we are walking on an online gardening school teaching people all over the world pretty much because we love it an are passionate afraid of breakdown of supply chains surge and your listeners have noticed interested in gardening when you first start out gardening it can be  overwhelming discouraging steering them in the

Join Patti Armbrister for the https://mailchi.mp/a8d9d66af778/compost-not-just-good-but-great-and-more-too (Composting Not Just GOOD But GREAT Workshop) with the Wise Grower Guru!IDK why it seems to me it's easiest for me to talk when I am either walking or driving, when I have my computer out it seems like my mind is blank! So today I am driving, I am so excited I just got back from having lunch with Patti Armbrister and Robin Kelson and it was so good to see them. AERO - Alternative Energy Resource OrganizationRobin has been so busy! She became one of the co-directors of AERO the Alternative Energy Resource Organization and they are working really hard to help change four food systems to sustainable food systems. One question people ask me a lot about my Jeannette Rankin book is why do women make better representatives? And it's not necessarily that they are better but they do make up 50% of the population so they deserve 50% of the people and they tend to work more cooperatively finding solutions to proble

Hey listeners. It's me, Jackie on June 8, 2020 and I've been listening to a lot of podcasts and people out there. I've been wanting to make a message, but IDK what to say. I don't understand what's changed. Social distancing is what worked, I don't understand what's changed. In Montana it's pretty much non-existent, people are hugging everywhere. I'm worried I may never see my mom again. IDK where you are, my cousin has posted this isn't coming out anything like I wanted it to come out. I love Jill Angie and Angela Watson both recommend reading White Fragility.  https://amzn.to/2BIWqqx (White Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism)My big bout with white privilege came out in 2013, and we were taking a vocabulary class. I felt like they were trying to instigate something between the blackfeet native americans and the white teachers on the staff. I asked someone and said do you look at me like a white person? and they were like heck yeah! There were other teachers native american

Welcome to the GREEN Organic Garden Podcast it’s Friday, May 22, 2020 and I have the most awesome guest online. I feel bad we were chatting about school. She is from http://SoilKit.com (SoilKit.com) They sent Mike and I a sample I got the results back already, I made videos of me using it. Here today a rockstar Millennial is Christina, I don’t know your last name! That was a great intro! Thank you Quick thing just about myself, my name is Christina Woerner Mcinnis. I am a Mom of 4 born in the 80s. My family has been farming for over 100 years. I am a 5th generation farmer. I just got my bicentennial membership for the state of Alabama. I am very proud to be a farmer! I love raising kids to be farmers.My passion if I were to tell you my hobby! #1 would be politics #2 would be international ag I am fascinated about traveling around the world and learning about it!  As a tid bit, the most fascinating country I have been to with organic farming is: CUBA organic practice I have ever seen!hands down

If you are going to join Organic Oasis Master Class 2.0 you will want to listen to this episode with Jes Pearce from Jon Jeavon's Center in Southern California as it's included in one of the assignments. https://organicgardenerpodcast.com/134-gardening-a-complete-diet-grow-biointensive/ (134. Gardening A Complete Diet | Grow Bio-intensive.org | Bountiful Gardens Seeds | Jes Pearce)Jes Pearce explains the Bio-intensive Method. Jes is another one of those amazing rockstar millennials who do exciting things while being advocates for the planet and great stewards of our land here today to inspire you with her story! Are you ready for your best garden ever?Want Mike, Patti and I to help you build an organic oasis you will love for years to come? Are your weeds growing like crazy in all this rain? Want some solutions to help with the overwhelm? Wondering the best ways to deal with pests and disease organically? We've got the answers! https://mailchi.mp/a4afa2fdaa65/masterclasspodcast (Join the 2020 Organi

After my interview with https://organicgardenerpodcast.com/podcast-2/319-wwoof-usa/ (Samantha from WWOOF), I wanted to replay the https://organicgardenerpodcast.com/podcast-2/170-jm-fortier-the-market-gardener/ (interview with JM Fortier.) Plus if you are going to join Organic Oasis Master Class 2.0 you will want to listen to this episode as it's included in one of the assignments. Are you ready for your best garden ever? Want Mike, Patti and I to help you build an organic oasis you will love for years to come? Are your weeds growing like crazy in all this rain? Want some solutions to help with the overwhelm? Wondering the best ways to deal with pests and disease organically? We've got the answers! https://mailchi.mp/a4afa2fdaa65/masterclasspodcast (Join the 2020 Organic Oasis Master Class ) Let's help our communities thrive while we keep Mother Earth safe and happy! This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podsights - https://podsights.com/privacy Chartable - https://c

Samantha Blatteis Special Programs Manager http://www.wwoofusa.org/ (WWOOF-USA®) http://www.wwoofusa.org/ (www.wwoofusa.org) I'm not even sure we're gonna find someone this summer... because it would have to be someone camping in Montana? My listeners are bigger gardeners. I do have a lot of new listeners after being on the Melissa Norris Pioneering Show. I would think people might have a lot of questions. I'm the kind of person who goes through the Terms and conditions more then most. I think people will be excited to hear that there is an actual person who calls. We interview all the new hosts. As the host you are the one accepting people into your homes and lives we want to make sure our minimum hosting criteria. Go through your listing point of areas and use a bit of more explanation Confirm that you know what our hosting criteria are and have a plan to meet them. this is a great opportunity to to gives some pointers and tips and best practices that we've learned from hosts after several years of ho

I'm editing an interview with Samantha Blatteis, the Special Programs Manager forhttps://organicgardenerpodcast.com/wp-admin/www.wwoofusa.org ( WWOOF-USA®) and during our conversation I mention one of my favorite interviews with Neke and Jeremy that I think you will love to hear again and maybe change your dreams for when the pandemic is over! Whether you want to open your farm for amazing wondering souls like Jeremy and Neke or you want to do what they do this is a great listen! And get ready to hear an awesome interview with Samantha coming soon! http://www.wwoofusa.org/ (www.wwoofusa.org) Neke and Jeremy Wyble are searching for the perfect homestead and permaculture site. They are exploring different places around the globe they are “http://www.wwoof.net/ (WOOFing) it” to learn about the http://www.wwoof.net/ (World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms) and honing their skills as gardeners living a sustainable lifestyle. Check out their blog at the http://wayfaringwybles.com/blogs/ (Wayf

Hey everyone it is Monday, May 11, 2020! I am here behind the mic to tell you that we are officially launching the https://mailchi.mp/a4afa2fdaa65/masterclasspodcast (Organic Oasis Master Class 2.0 )on June 1, 2020. Master Class 2.0It's a 6 week course where we are going to walk you through the Organic Oasis Guidebook but there is so much more then that! Can you go buy the book on your own? Sure. But having Me and Mike and Patti Armbrister by your side, to make sure you complete all the lessons in the book. walk you through and hold your hand https://mailchi.mp/a4afa2fdaa65/masterclasspodcast () That's going to help you be successful in your garden. We're gonna make sure your organic oasis is complete, that you know all the parts and pieces! GARDEN SUCCESS!I feel like this year, I've had more experiences were I have been been explaining to somebody a chapter in the book or explaining something in the class. People keep asking me questions that we answer in the book? What did you say? Why do you want to plant

Enter Here https://mailchi.mp/7e1910df349e/littlegardener (https://mailchi.mp/7e1910df349e/littlegardener) Listen to our awesome interview here: https://organicgardenerpodcast.com/podcast-2/318-little-gardener-julie-cerny/ (https://organicgardenerpodcast.com/podcast-2/318-little-gardener-julie-cerny/) Connect with Julie on https://www.facebook.com/The-Little-Gardener-101235494924539/ (Facebook Here) and on https://www.instagram.com/thehappylittlegardener/ (Instagram here) Purchase the book here: https://amzn.to/3aEyccW (The Little Gardener: Inspire Children to Connect with the Natural World ) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podsights - https://podsights.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

In my most recent interview with Julie Cerny she recommends Scott Mann's Permaculture Podcast so I thought I'd go ahead and post a replay from our conversations back in July 2019. https://www.thepermaculturepodcast.com/ (The Permaculture Podcast) host Scott Mann shares his amazing journey into permaculture and podcasting in this must listen episode. Learn about https://www.thepermaculturepodcast.com/book/ (The Possibility Handbook: A Toolkit for Transformation )  So I ask myself today what lesson can I learn since all the work I did this weekend evaporated when my computer crashed yesterday. I am going to release it so I can listen on my way to work tomorrow and hope for the best. Sorry if there are any mistakes but I think Scott was an amazing guest you will enjoy hearing from unedited! To see my unedited notes https://mikesgreengarden.com/organic-gardener-podcast/285-the-permaculture-podcast-scott-mann/ (click here.) But I did put on my rose colored glasses on my way to work and end

https://amzn.to/3aEyccW (The Little Gardener: Inspire Children to Connect with the Natural World )It's truly a book out of my heart. BOOK GIVEAWAY: Enter here to win!https://mailchi.mp/7e1910df349e/littlegardener (They are giving one to a listener.) https://mailchi.mp/7e1910df349e/littlegardener () Connect with The Little Gardener author Julie Cerny Here:Find Julie on https://www.instagram.com/thehappylittlegardener/ (instagram) @https://www.instagram.com/thehappylittlegardener/ (https://www.instagram.com/thehappylittlegardener/) and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/The-Little-Gardener-101235494924539/ (https://www.facebook.com/The-Little-Gardener-101235494924539/) Do you have any questions for me? Well, I was wondering about your journey a little bit.Well, I call my audience Green Future Growers, mostly they are interested in growing a lot of food, they have large backyard gardens, they are master gardeners, but I have gotten a lot of new listeners so there might be more new gardeners. I started

http://urbanevergreenbeesanctuary.com/ (From the Evergreen Urban Bee Sanctuary) Heather Wood is here to share with us about natural beekeeping and why it is so important for everyone to have a hive on their property big or small. https://co.clickandpledge.com/sp/d1/default.aspx?wid=162315 (Donate to the Evergreen Urban Bee Sanctuary and help Heather continue her work on her Shunpipe donation page here). Welcome to the GREEN Organic Garden Podcast it's Saturday • April 18, 2020 and I have an awesome guest back here to talk to us because she is just like you and me and all the green future growers out there so I know you are going to love every single golden seed that is going to come out of her mouth!  So, I have so many new listeners since I was on the Melissa Norris show so they maybe haven't heard of you.  Bonus https://organicgardenerpodcast.com/podcast-2/care-bellamy-the-beekeeping-realtor-who-cares-florida/ (Care Bellamy)'s informative Permaculture garden tour of her food forest and pollinator