Soil Health and Food as a Public Work
Farmer and Experiential Learning Specialist Pantaleon Florez III, visits Kansas Rural Center’s Program Manager Ryan Goertzen-Regier and Board of Directors President Zack Pistora about his “no fossil fuel farm,” land access, and food as a public work.
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Episode Timeline:
00 - Introduction
09 - What is an Experiential Learning Specialist?
12 - Farm-to-school, Title 4 in the Farm Bill
16 - What values underpin the practice of “no fossil fuels”?
21 - Soil health on practices Maseualkualli Farms.
26 - What USDA programs does Pantaleon use or wish to see?
35 - Rethinking tools and infrastructure in agriculture.
39 - The issue of land access.