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In this episode we visit with Daniel Carmichael of Bear Flag Robotics and John Deere. Really interesting time as we talk about the future of robotics in agriculture as well as the acceptance of technology in farming. Daniel is our first returning guest having appeared on OFR in season 1 episode 12.
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In this episode we visit with Daniel Carmichael of Bear Flag Robotics and John Deere. Really interesting time as we talk about the future of robotics in agriculture as well as the acceptance of technology in farming. Daniel is our first returning guest having appeared on OFR in season 1 episode 12.
The Episode Where the Chopper Arrives and Carbon Markets Are All Figured Out
The potential benefits of building a market for carbon credits in agriculture are staggering — and that’s why it’s taking so long. On this episode of Field Work, Zach and Mitchell look at how farmers can work with government and the private sector to get paid for sequestering carbon.
Rick Haney's Uncommon Sense
One of the most important resources for farmers interested in sustainable practices is a soil test commonly known as the Haney Test. In this episode, we talk to the developer of the test, Rick Haney, and several cutting-edge producers who say Rick’s insights into soil biology were crucial in helping them change how they farm.
Tara Vander Dussen, the New Mexico Milkmaid, Joins Zach and Mitchell as Field Work Co-Host
Tara is a fifth-generation dairy farmer and environmental scientist. She earned her degree in environmental science from the University of Arizona and has spent the last nine years working as an environmental scientist on dairy farm projects throughout the southwest.
Sponsored by the Walton Family Foundation
Field Work is supported in part by the Walton Family Foundation, working for solutions so nature and people can thrive together.
How a Conservation Culture Was Born
Washington County, Iowa, has consistently been one of the highest performing counties for cover crop acres in Iowa.