Land Stewardship Project
Ear to the Ground Podcast
Here you will find LSP's 15-year collection of podcasts featuring farmers, scientists, and others telling stories from the land. You can find LSP Ear to the Ground podcast episodes on Spotify, Stitcher, iTunes, and other podcast platforms.
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Land Stewardship Project
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20 de jun de 2026
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Episódios
Ear to the Ground 103 24.06.2011
Using native prairie strips to make row crop fields more sustainable. Source
Ear to the Ground 102 06.05.2011
Don Huber describes how Roundup/glyphosate could affect livestock and human health (part 5 of 5). Source
Ear to the Ground 101 05.05.2011
Don Huber describes how farmers can recognize field damage caused by Roundup/glyphosate and how abuse of this chemical has undermined the usefulness of this weed control tool (part 4 of 5). Source
Ear to the Ground 100 04.05.2011
Don Huber describes how Roundup/glyphosate alters soil biology, making crops more susceptible to disease (part 3 of 5). Source
Ear to the Ground 99 02.05.2011
Don Huber describes how Roundup/glyphosate can create virulent diseases in crop fields as well as herbicide-resistant superweeds (part 2 of 5).   Source
Ear to the Ground 98 01.05.2011
Don Huber describes how Roundup/glyphosate works (part 1 of 5). Source
Ear to the Ground 97 27.04.2011
A young couple works to prove their small farm is a viable business. Source
Ear to the Ground 96 15.03.2011
Overcoming challenges to sustainable pork production. Source
Ear to the Ground 95 02.02.2011
A play about a retiring couple’s struggle with their farm’s future (part 2). Source
Ear to the Ground 94 31.01.2011
A play about a retiring couple’s struggle with their farm’s future (part 1). Source
Ear to the Ground 93 17.11.2010
Final in a series on a Farm Beginnings “decision-making” presentation. Source
Ear to the Ground 92 16.11.2010
8th in a series on a Farm Beginnings “decision-making” presentation. Source
Ear to the Ground 91 15.11.2010
7th in a series on a Farm Beginnings “decision-making” presentation. Source
Ear to the Ground 90 14.11.2010
6th in a series on a Farm Beginnings “decision-making” presentation. Source
Ear to the Ground 89 13.11.2010
5th in a series on a Farm Beginnings “decision-making” presentation. Source
Ear to the Ground 88 12.11.2010
4th in a series on a Farm Beginnings “decision-making” presentation. Source
Ear to the Ground 87 11.11.2010
3rd in a series on a Farm Beginnings “decision-making” presentation. Source
Ear to the Ground 86 10.11.2010
2nd in a series on a Farm Beginnings “decision-making” presentation. Source
Ear to the Ground 85 09.11.2010
1st in a series on a Farm Beginnings “decision-making” presentation. Source
Ear to the Ground 84 14.10.2010
What a perennial-based farming system may look like in the Chippewa. Source
Ear to the Ground 83 29.09.2010
How the Chippewa 10% Project could produce perennial profits. Source
Ear to the Ground 82 27.08.2010
Profitable farming and good bird habitat aren’t mutually exclusive. Source
Ear to the Ground 81 31.07.2010
Farmers teach a dairy scientist about a sustainable alternative. Source
Ear to the Ground 80 28.06.2010
What happens on the farm is reflected in the water. Source
Ear to the Ground 79 25.05.2010
A small rural school experiments with buying local, sustainable food. Source
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