Scott Haase's guest appearances

Scott Haase

Blue Earth Project Podcast

The Coaches Roundtable

Land by Hand

Michael Phillips

Joel Salatin

John Milton

Rudolf Steiner

Wes Anderson

Matt Meiers

Viktor Schauberger

Tim Lee

Geoff Lawton

Brandon Nelson

David Holmgren

Stephen Smith

Charles Bolden

Matt Kelly

Joe White

OwlTail

Jason Clymore

On this episode, we are joined by Scott Haase and Jason Clymore of the Indiana Twins. They discuss the foundations of what their organization does, the uniqueness of what they do, and so much more!

On this episode, we are joined by Scott Haase and Jason Clymore of the Indiana Twins. They discuss the foundations of what their organization does, the uniqueness of what they do, and so much more!

Episode 17 (Scott Haase and Jason Clymore)

Scott is actively cultivating a common ground between the world of large-scale industrial agriculture and small-scale Permaculture &amp; Agroforestry. His mission is harnessing Nature's wisdom and power in ways that serve people while restoring the diversity, abundance, and synergies to degraded ecosystems. He is an incredible voice to speak to both sides in an often polarizing debate on how to effectively produce food, energy &amp; health for our rural Midwestern communities. He is a friend, mentor &amp; education partner of our Open Hearth PDC program. Listen to his story and journey...Scott Haase is actively cultivating a common ground between the world of large-scale industrial agriculture and small-scale Permaculture &amp; Agroforestry. Scott is an incredible voice to speak to both sides in an often polarizing debate on how to effectively produce food, energy &amp; health for our rural Midwestern communities. He is a sixth-generation farmer from Blue Earth, Minnesota, working with his father and brother at Haase Family Farms, which produces corn and soybeans using conventional farming methods. On the home front, Scott also farms his 10-acre homestead, Blue Dirt Farm, where he raises Pasture &amp; woodland-raised Mangalitza pigs, foraging poultry and waterfowl, perennial crops. He is passionate about soil building strategies that can be integrated on both the small &amp; large scale to protect the health of the land, soil &amp; local Blue Earth River watershed running right through his own backyard. He focuses on cultivating this ‘common ground’ through speaking, hosting tours, and sharing practical skills focused on harnessing the power of nature! His mission is harnessing Nature's wisdom and power in ways that serve people while restoring the diversity, abundance, and synergies to degraded ecosystems. Learn more at: Blue Dirt Farm &gt;- - -If you want to learn the skills to live a more natural, resilient lifestyle like growing natural food, natural health &amp; having a healthier home - check out our NEW Natural Living Online Course &gt;- - - If you enjoy the show, please subscribe and do 3 simple things:Share it with someone else in your life Leave a review or rating for the showSubmit a question for us to answer on ‘What would Nature do?” - our monthly Q&amp;A series at landbyhand.org/pfpThanks for listening and your support! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Scott is actively cultivating a common ground between the world of large-scale industrial agriculture and small-scale Permaculture &amp; Agroforestry. His mission is harnessing Nature's wisdom and power in ways that serve people while restoring the diversity, abundance, and synergies to degraded ecosystems. He is an incredible voice to speak to both sides in an often polarizing debate on how to effectively produce food, energy &amp; health for our rural Midwestern communities. He is a friend, mentor &amp; education partner of our Open Hearth PDC program. Listen to his story and journey...Scott Haase is actively cultivating a common ground between the world of large-scale industrial agriculture and small-scale Permaculture &amp; Agroforestry. Scott is an incredible voice to speak to both sides in an often polarizing debate on how to effectively produce food, energy &amp; health for our rural Midwestern communities. He is a sixth-generation farmer from Blue Earth, Minnesota, working with his father and brother at Haase Family Farms, which produces corn and soybeans using conventional farming methods. On the home front, Scott also farms his 10-acre homestead, Blue Dirt Farm, where he raises Pasture &amp; woodland-raised Mangalitza pigs, foraging poultry and waterfowl, perennial crops. He is passionate about soil building strategies that can be integrated on both the small &amp; large scale to protect the health of the land, soil &amp; local Blue Earth River watershed running right through his own backyard. He focuses on cultivating this ‘common ground’ through speaking, hosting tours, and sharing practical skills focused on harnessing the power of nature! His mission is harnessing Nature's wisdom and power in ways that serve people while restoring the diversity, abundance, and synergies to degraded ecosystems. Learn more at: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pg/bluedirtfarm/about/?ref=page_internal" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Blue Dirt Farm &gt;</a>- - -If you want to learn the skills to live a more natural, resilient lifestyle like growing natural food, natural health &amp; having a healthier home - check out our NEW <a href="https://landbyhand.org/nloc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Natural Living Online Course &gt;</a>- - - If you enjoy the show, please subscribe and do 3 simple things:<ul><li>Share it with someone else in your life </li><li>Leave a review or rating for the show</li><li>Submit a question for us to answer on ‘What would Nature do?” - our monthly Q&amp;A series at <a href="https://landbyhand.org/pfp" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">landbyhand.org/pfp</a></li></ul>Thanks for listening and your support! Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Cultivating Common Ground | Scott Haase

On this week's podcast, we sit down with Blue Dirt Farms owner, Scott Haase as he encourages folks to connect and apply their talents to our current environmental crisis. Hear how Haase is taking his own advice and implementing best management practices on his own farm. Further discussion includes soil health, ag tech and the extensive benefits of fungi. To see more episodes on your favorite player: smarturl.it/blueearthproject On our website: https://blueearthproject.org/podcast/

On this week's podcast, we sit down with Blue Dirt Farms owner, Scott Haase as he encourages folks to connect and apply their talents to our current environmental crisis. Hear how Haase is taking his own advice and implementing best management practices on his own farm. Further discussion includes soil health, ag tech and the extensive benefits of fungi. To see more episodes on your favorite player: <a href="/blueearthproj/episode/update/id/smarturl.it/blueearthproject" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">smarturl.it/blueearthproject</a> On our website: <a href="https://blueearthproject.org/podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://blueearthproject.org/podcast/</a>

Scott Haase - Blue Dirt Farms