Modern Farming

Welcome to Modern Farming, the new podcast brought to you by the Green Jean Foundation. Join us each week, as we dive into different ways to think about agricultural production - looking at some methods to revolutionize what we do. The Modern Farming Podcast features a diverse panel of hosts and covers a wide range of topics. Our exclusive interviews with industry leaders, innovative discussions, and groundbreaking insights are something you won’t want to miss. But we’re more than just a podcast. The Green Jean Foundation is dedicated to fostering a deep appreciation for agriculture and expanding knowledge to young minds. We provide schools with the necessary tools for students to have hands-on learning opportunities that connect to agriculture. For more information about the Green Jean Foundation, visit us at greenjeanfoundation.org and sign up for our monthly newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest news and events. Don’t miss out on the transformation happening in agriculture. Subscribe to the Modern Farming Podcast and let’s shape the future of farming together.

Modern Farming is a science podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 87 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Modern Farming, a science show with 87 episodes published.

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  Episode #234

  THE SCIENCE OF BAKING: FOOD EDUCATION WITH SHELLEY GUPTA

  Aug 13, 202618 minS2

  Where food, STEM, and education meet! This week on the podcast, we’re joined by Shelley Gupta, founder of BāKIT Box, to talk about how baking can become a hands-on way to explore STEM, culture, and food education. From her journey in music and business to creating baking kits inspired by flavors and traditions from around the world, Shelley shares how she turned her passion for learning into an experience that brings education into the kitchen. Because agriculture education isn’t just about what happens on the farm. It’s also about understanding the food we eat, where it comes from, and the science behind it. Tune in this week to hear our conversation with Shelley!

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  Episode #233

  GET CLASSICALLY EDUCATED WITH BONNYE MCCOY

  Aug 6, 202623 minS2

  What can farming teach us about education? More than you might think. On this episode of the Modern Farming Podcast , we sit down with Bonnye McCoy, educator, curriculum developer, and co-founder of Get Classically Educated, to explore how the principles of classical education and agriculture share a common foundation: cultivating growth with purpose and patience. With more than 20 years of teaching experience and a passion for farming, science, and literature, Bonnye discusses the Trivium, why classical education is experiencing a resurgence, and how hands-on learning helps students develop critical thinking skills that last a lifetime. She also shares her family's unique journey traveling the country by RV, visiting working farms, and proving that meaningful education can happen anywhere. Whether you're an educator, parent, homeschool family, or simply passionate about the future of agriculture and learning, this conversation offers valuable insights into raising curious minds and connecting students to the world around them. ️ Tune in to discover how classical education and agriculture are working together to cultivate the next generation of lifelong learners.

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  Episode #232

  FLOURISHING IN FFA WITH LILLY OWENS-HINES

  Jul 30, 202614 minS2

  The future of agriculture is bright—and it's being led by passionate young leaders like Lilly Owens-Hines. In this episode of the Modern Farming Podcast , Lilly shares how her involvement in FFA has shaped her leadership skills, fueled her passion for agriculture, and inspired her commitment to serving her community. As an active livestock exhibitor, chapter officer, and Green Jean Foundation intern, she offers a firsthand look at the experiences preparing the next generation of agricultural leaders. From the show ring to leadership opportunities and hands-on industry experience, this conversation highlights the importance of investing in young people who are dedicated to the future of farming. ️ Tune in to hear Lilly's story and discover how FFA and agricultural education are helping cultivate tomorrow's leaders.

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  Episode #231

  SPATIAL COMPUTING, STEM, AND THE NEXT GENERATION OF AGRICULTURE WITH DR. KIM ABEL

  Jul 23, 202643 minS2

  What if the future of agriculture starts in a virtual classroom? On this episode of the Modern Farming Podcast , we welcome Dr. Kim Abel, Head of School at Optima Academy Online, the nation's first K–12 spatial computing charter school. Dr. Abel shares how immersive technology is transforming education and preparing students with the critical thinking, problem-solving, and STEM skills needed to tackle the challenges of tomorrow—including those facing agriculture. From virtual field experiences to innovative ways of engaging students, this conversation explores how technology is expanding access to education and inspiring the next generation of leaders, innovators, and agricultural professionals. ️ Tune in to hear how spatial computing is helping shape the future of learning—and why that matters for the future of farming.

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  Episode #230

  FROM THE RANCH TO RECRUITMENT WITH KIKI HUBBARD

  Jul 16, 202644 minS2

  What inspires the next generation of agricultural leaders? 🌱 In this episode of the Modern Farming Podcast, we're joined by Kiki Hubbard , Regional Director of Recruitment for the Kansas State University College of Agriculture and a proud member of Hubbard Cattle Company. Raised on her family's cattle operation, Kiki shares how her passion for agriculture and people shaped her journey from student to recruiter. We talk about the experiences that prepared her for a career in agriculture, the opportunities available through K-State's College of Agriculture, and why investing in young people is one of the most important ways to strengthen the future of our industry. Whether you're a student exploring a future in agriculture or someone who is passionate about growing the next generation of leaders, this conversation is full of encouragement, insight, and inspiration. 🎧 Tune in now and join us as we discuss leadership, education, and the future of agriculture.

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