Harry Greene

Plant The Trees

Science EN ↓ 28 episodes

In this podcast, we'll talk about all things agroforestry and what you need to know to plant, grow, and monetize your trees.

Author

Harry Greene

Category

Science

Latest episode

May 26, 2026

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Episodes

36 years of Silvopasture Intel, with Brett Chedzoy 24.09.2025

The key to healthier livestock, resilient farms, and strong rural economies is found where trees and livestock intersect. Today’s guest has spent over 30 year making the case, in real life, that silvopasture isn’t just a concept you see in a textbook — and that it’s a relevant part of a multifaceted agricultural economy. From planting black walnut and black locust on a New York hayfield in the 198...

All About Black Locust, An Introduction 24.09.2025

Black locust, Robinia pseudoacacia , is extremely unique. It’s the only fast-growing rot-resistant hardwood, native to the eastern United States. In this episode we’ll dive into how it grows, what the wood is used for, and the culture surrounding this phenomenal tree. Have questions about planting trees on your land? Visit propagateag.com/contact-us to talk to someone from our team!

Coming Soon — Plant The Trees Podcast! 14.08.2025

Welcome to the Plant The Trees podcast! You may have heard that money doesn't grow on trees, but it totally does through a practice called agroforestry. In this podcast, we'll explore the ins-and-out and benefits of agroforestry, how people are putting it into practice around the world, and how you can do it on your own land.

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