OEFFA Policy
Grassroots and Dirty Boots
Welcome to Grassroots and Dirty Boots, an OEFFA Policy Podcast where we talk about movements of change from the ground up and highlight stories from advocates and leaders across the food and farm system. This podcast focuses on grassroots movements in the heartland and uplifts the experiences of OEFFA members and others who are part of our vibrant community of changemakers. The Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association (OEFFA) is a grassroots organization that supports organic and sustainable farmers through advocacy, education, and organic certification. Learn more at oeffa.org.
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27 de ene. de 2026
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On-Farm Research and Organic Farming for Soil Health Improvement: An Interview with Scott Myers and Manbir Rakkar 27.01.2026 43:42
Organic grain producer Scott Myers of Woodlyn Acres Farm in Dalton, Ohio, was joined by Manbir Rakkar , Assistant Professor of Soil Fertility and Nutrient Management at The Ohio State University . The two discussed the importance of on-farm research, barriers to adoption of good soil health practices, reasonable input usage, and how healthy soils bolster a farm’s resilience in the face of ex...
Organic Farming and Soil Health: An Interview with Kristy Buskirk and Bridget Burgess 10.11.2025 43:06
Soil health is the basis of agriculture, especially for those involved in organic farming. This episode features Kristy Buskirk of Clay Hill Farm and Bridget Burgess of Hirzel Farms , two certified organic operations in northwest Ohio. We discussed organic farming practices, peer-to-peer learning, the H2Ohio Program, and soil health advocacy. This podcast is a project of the Ohio Ecological Food a...
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