Regenerative Reflections

Welcome to our MU Center for Regenerative Agriculture podcast, where you can hear how real farmers and ranchers are building soil health through regenerative farming practices. Hosted by Communications and Outreach Specialist Makayla (Voris) Zimmerman and Associate Director, Dr. Kelly Wilson, you'll find out what it really takes to make regenerative agriculture happen. You can find us on Spotify, iHeart Radio, Apple Podcasts and here on Podbean. Episodes are posted every month. This podcast is part of the MU Extension Podcast Network.

Regenerative Reflections is a education podcast hosted by MU Center for Regenerative Agriculture, with 10 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.

MU Center for Regenerative Agriculture hosts Regenerative Reflections, a education show with 10 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  Making Regenerative Ag Happen Alongside Non-Operating Landowners

  Feb 20, 202618 minS0

  <p >Hosts Makayla (Voris) Zimmerman and Dr. Kelly Wilson explore how a strong landowner-tenant relationship can make regenerative agriculture happen. While studies show that non-operating landowners own a large percentage of U.S. farmland, they're often left out of the conversation entirely. In this episode, you’ll hear from:</p> Dr. Rob Myers, Director of the MU Center for Regenerative Agriculture  Dr. Peggy Petrezelka, a retired researcher from Utah State University's School of Social Sciences who has studied the landowner-tenant relationship for many years  Edon Smith, a non-operating landowner of a Century Farm <p >This podcast is part of the MU E...

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  Episode #9

  Making Regenerative Ag Happen with Nutrient Management

  Dec 11, 202517 minS0

  <p>Hosts Makayla Voris and Dr. Kelly Wilson explore how to make regenerative agriculture happen by exploring nutrient management and the tools used to implement it on the farm. In this episode, you’ll hear from: </p> Dr. Newell Kitchen, MU Center for Regenerative Agriculture Nutrient Management Consultant and owner of Agronomic, Geologic, and Environmental Services, LLC  Mitchell Rice, Missouri Fertilizer Control Board 4R Program Certification Admin   Andrea Rice, Director of Research, Education and Outreach for the Missouri Fertilizer Control Board   Landry Jones, MFA Conservation Grazing Specialist and 4R certified retailer   Jeremiah Gebhardt, a Missouri farmer and owner/operator of G2 Aerial Spray...

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  Episode #8

  Making Regenerative Ag Happen in the Cover Crop Seed Industry

  Nov 14, 202514 minS0

  <p >Hosts Makayla Voris and Dr. Kelly Wilson explore how to make regenerative agriculture happen by exploring the cover crop seed industry and what farmers might look for if they want to start their own seed business or plant their first cover crop. In this episode, you’ll hear from:</p> Dr. Etienne Sutton, MU Center for Regenerative Agriculture National Cover Crop Variety Project Manager Alan Weber, Ag Economist, Missouri Producer and Collaborator with the MU Center for Regenerative Agriculture Jerry Hall, Co-Founder and President of Go-Seed Mac Kincaid, Missouri Cover Crop Seed Producer <p >This podcast is part of th...

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  Episode #7

  Making Regenerative Ag Happen with Virtual Fencing

  Oct 20, 202517 minS0

  <p>Hosts Makayla Voris and Dr. Kelly Wilson explore how to make regenerative agriculture happen with virtual fencing and how it can help producers implement rotational grazing strategies. In this episode, you’ll hear from:</p> Kaitlyn Dozler, MU Center for Regenerative Agriculture Virtual Fence Grazing Program manager Industry experts Theo Beaumont from Halter and Eric Yates from NoFence Producers Margaret Chamas from Storm Dancer Farm and Christine Mushrush from Mushrush Ranches. <p>This podcast is part of the MU Extension Podcast Network. </p> <p>Disclaimer: The University of Missouri Center for Regenerative Agriculture is a research institution and not paid...

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  Episode #6

  August Horstmann

  Nov 22, 202411 minS0

  <p>Producer August Horstmann talks with host Makayla Voris about his direct-to-consumer meat business; common consumer questions; and resources for folks who want to get started with regenerative ag. </p> <p>This Podcast is part of the MU Extension Podcast Network. </p>

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