Kimberly Cornish

In Living Cover

Science EN ↓ 4 episodes

In Living Cover is a podcast exploring the people, ideas, and real-world practices shaping regenerative agriculture and land stewardship today. Through candid conversations with producers, researchers, and innovators, the show connects past lessons with future possibilities, unpacking what regeneration looks like on the ground, not just in theory. Expect thoughtful dialogue on soil health, grazing systems, food systems, and community-led innovation, with an emphasis on curiosity, context, and practical insight. This is a space for nuance, lived experience, and honest exploration of how we can...

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Kimberly Cornish

Episodes

004. Navigating Holistic Grazing with Pioneer Blake Holtman 10.02.2026 49:26

In this episode of 'In Living Cover,' host engages in an in-depth conversation with Blake Holtman, a pioneer in holistic management grazing systems. Blake shares insights on the evolution of grazing practices, the nuances of rotational and adaptive grazing, and the influence of figures like Alan Savory. The discussion covers Blake's journey from being an early adopter of holistic grazing to implem...

003. Evolution of Grazing Practices in Alberta: A Conversation with Jim Bauer 10.02.2026 1:00:50

In this episode of 'In Living Cover', Kim from Regenerative Alberta Living Lab discusses the evolution of grazing practices with Jim Bauer. Jim shares his experience with the inception and growth of forage associations in Alberta. They talk about the introduction and evolving practices of rotational and adaptive multi-paddock grazing, highlighting the importance of electric fencing and water acces...

002. Exploring the Benefits and Practices of Bale Grazing with Paul Jungnitch 10.02.2026 1:02:36

In this episode of 'In Living Cover', we interview Paul Jungnitch, a seasoned expert in the field of applied agricultural research, whose master's thesis on bale grazing has had a profound impact on winter feeding strategies in Alberta. Paul explains how bale grazing evolved from his ten-year experience at the Fairview Applied Research Association and its role in improving soil health, nutrient cy...

001. From Past Innovations to Future Possibilities: A Journey Through Regenerative Agriculture with Grant Lastiwka 10.02.2026 1:00:38

In this episode of 'In Living Cover,' presented by the Regenerative Alberta Living Lab, host Kim Cornish is joined by Grant Lastiwka to delve into the evolution of regenerative agriculture practices in Alberta since the 1980s. They explore the grassroots innovations that transformed livestock grazing methods, introduced extended grazing practices like swath and bale grazing, and integrated scienti...