Category: Podcast
The Agroinnovations Podcast
-
Episode #47: Podcast Update with Frank Aragona
In this episode I give users a full update on all news related to the podcast. Topics of discussion are our new website, the changing nature of the Agroinnovations podcast,…
-
Episode #46: Aquaponics with Doug Burdette (Part II)
In the second part of my interview with Doug Burdette we talk about aquaculture as a community development strategy, the mechanics of aquaponics, and I read a listener’s comments.
-
Episode #45: Aquaculture with Doug Burdette (Part I)
Doug Burdette has over 40 years of experience in the area of aquaculture. He has pioneered a number of important technologies in this area. In this interview, we speak with…
-
Episode #44: Son of a Farmer
In this interview I speak with Eric Herm, who blogs at Sonofafarmer.com. Eric is a fourth generation farmer in West Texas who shares his personal story and his perspectives on…
-
Episode #43: From Global Commodities to Local Food
In this episode, I interview Ken Meter of the Crossroads Resource Center. We discuss the state of rural America and the farm economy, and the potential and path from global…
-
Episode #42: Permaculture in the Savanna
In this first of (hopefully) many collaborative episodes of the podcast, fellow Agrocaster Mike Moon interviews permaculturalist Mark Shepard about his strategies for developing a permaculture on the natural model…
-
Episode #41: The Black Death
In this episode, I interview Dr. John Aberth of the University of Vermont, a specialist in the Black Death of Medieval Europe. This is a story of disease, death, and…
-
Episode #40: Reprap with Adrian Bowyer Part II
Part II of my interview with Adrian Bowyer deals with two aspects of the reprap project: the global economic implications of distributed fabrication and practical tips for getting Reprap out…
-
Episode #39: Reprap with Adrian Bowyer Part I
In this episode of the podcast I interview Andrew Bowyer of the Reprap Machine Project. Reprap is a self-replicating prototyper with profound implications for the Open Source Appropriate Technology Movement.…
-
Episode #38: Local Currencies and the Berkshare Program
Local currencies are a key pillar to the sustainability movement. In this episode of the podcast, I interview Sarah Hearn of the The E.F. Schumacher Society. We talk about the…
Search
Advertisement
Ad space available
300 x 250
Support Us
Help us continue bringing you quality content on agriculture innovation.
🎧 Our Podcast
Weekly insights on agriculture technology and sustainable farming.
Follow Us
Tag Cloud
Agriculture Albuquerque Appropriate Technology biodiversity Bolivia climate-change economics Evo-Morales farmers Global Warming grazing holistic management Microfarm New-Mexico open-source Organic OSAT peak-oil permaculture Politics
Categories
- Agriculture (51)
- Agua (1)
- Albuquerque (17)
- Alternative Energy (13)
- Apicultura (1)
- Apiculture (0)
- Appropriate Technology (58)
- Aquaculture (2)
- Architecture (1)
- Arduino (11)
- Beekeeping (1)
- Biodiversity (12)
- Biology (6)
- Bolivia (45)
- Books (0)
- Coffee (4)
- Content (0)
- CSA (7)
- Development (42)
- Economics (35)
- Education (8)
- Engineering & Design (6)
- English (156)
- Environment (28)
- Español (5)
- Fair Trade (3)
- Fair Trade (6)
- Farmers (19)
- Food (22)
- Forestry (6)
- Fruticultura (2)
- GIS (3)
- Global Warming (4)
- Global Warming (25)
- Grazing (35)
- History (9)
- Holistic Management (15)
- Holistic Management (38)
- Image Gallery (4)
- Import (0)
- Insects (8)
- IoT (2)
- Microfarm (28)
- Mushrooms (5)
- Oil and Gas (1)
- Optimization (0)
- Organic (13)
- Permaculture (45)
- Philosophy (11)
- Plugins (0)
- Podcast (167)
- Podcast News (1)
- Politics (66)
- Security (0)
- Soil (17)
- Themes (0)
- Transition (8)
- Uncategorized (8)
- Video (7)
- Water (4)
- Water (2)