Lana Shaw's guest appearances

Lana Shaw

Rebellion Brewing Podcast

Growing the Future

AgAnnex Talks

The Anecdote

Andrew Smith

John Warrillow

Scott Wilson

Sarah Colonna

Oliver Platt

Jonathan Small

Kim Coates

Justin Shepherd

Kevin Brown

Jeff Bennett

John Cameron

Darren Dreger

Theo Fleury

Matt Murray

Wes Anderson

OwlTail

From risky career moves and adversity in the workplace to the illness and death of a loved one, Lana Shaw has encountered many curve balls in her life, and credits her village of supportive people to help her get through the challenges she’s faced. Now, Shaw strives to pay that kindness forward in her current role the executive director and research manager of the South East Research Farm in Redvers, Sask. In this episode of AgAnnex Talks, Shaw, one of the 2022 Influential Women in Canadian Agriculture speaks to the importance of building relationships and the need to welcome new faces to the industry. 

From risky career moves and adversity in the workplace to the illness and death of a loved one, Lana Shaw has encountered many curve balls in her life, and credits her village of supportive people to help her get through the challenges she’s faced. Now, Shaw strives to pay that kindness forward in her current role the executive director and research manager of the South East Research Farm in Redvers, Sask. In this episode of AgAnnex Talks, Shaw, one of the 2022 Influential Women in Canadian Agriculture speaks to the importance of building relationships and the need to welcome new faces to the industry.

IWCA series: Lana Shaw

On Episode 48 of The Anecdote, we welcome on Lana Shaw, Research Manager at South East Research Farm in Redvers. Part of Lana's research has been focused on intercropping, the practice of growing two separate crops on the same piece of land with the goal of increased yield per acre. 

On Episode 48 of The Anecdote, we welcome on Lana Shaw, Research Manager at South East Research Farm in Redvers. Part of Lana's research has been focused on intercropping, the practice of growing two separate crops on the same piece of land with the goal of increased yield per acre.

THE ANECDOTE EP. 48 - Intercropping with Lana Shaw

Crop scientists work hard to improve crops and put more money in farmers pockets. Lana Shaw focuses on intercropping research, the practice of planting two or more crops side by side. She talks about her work, grappling with a dry year, and craft beer.

<a href="https://southeastresearchfarm.org/about-us/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Crop scientists</a> work hard to improve crops and put more money in farmers pockets. <a href="https://twitter.com/SE_ResearchFarm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lana Shaw</a> focuses on intercropping research, the practice of planting two or more crops side by side. She talks about her work, grappling with a dry year, and craft beer.

Intercropping, Climate Change and Craft Beer, w/ Lana Shaw

In this episode of Growing the Future Podcast, Dan chats with Lana Shaw. Lana is an agronomist, crop researcher who specializes in pulse agronomy.  Have you heard about regenerative agricultural soil? Did you know that understanding the soil and changing  farming practices can give your soil more longevity? In this episode, Lana answers some key questions to understand the importance of research, science, and technology to take care of our living and most precious soil. Also, stay tuned until the end of the episode where Lana answers questions directly from producers on Twitter. Get ready to learn: Why producers should get curious and start caring about research in the agricultural space ( hop on the research train)Don't understand how you can benefit from all the compiled data and research? Lana explains  why it's important to learn from other farmers' trials, mistakes, and results.Lana's advice on what percentage of land and resources producers should dedicate to researchWhy you should care about the current state of your topsoil.What are some of the things producers can start doing to regenerate their soil to retain profitability and production?Why producers are reluctant to embrace research and switch to practices that will improve their soil longevityWhy agronomist are not able to provide definitive answers when it comes to agricultureSoil biology? Producers the soil is a whole ecosystem and adopting practices to maintain all of its parts healthy and balanced is your missionWhat are the implications of continuing wholesale of synthetic fertilizer and chemical reduction of diversity?Why understanding that the soil is a living organism is key to keep its longevity and productivityWhat are some of the regenerative practices you should be adopting?Twitter Lightning Round Q&amp;AWant to learn more about regenerative agriculture?  Go here And if you want to be part of the Growing the Future community, make sure to say hi on social at: InstagramFacebookTwitterLinkedInSay hi to Dan on IGGTF YouTube Channel Also, don't forget to share this episode with your fellow Growing the Future trailblazers and subscribe to the podcast. 

In this episode of Growing the Future Podcast, Dan chats with Lana Shaw. Lana is an agronomist, crop researcher who specializes in pulse agronomy.  Have you heard about regenerative agricultural soil? Did you know that understanding the soil and changing  farming practices can give your soil more longevity? In this episode, Lana answers some key questions to understand the importance of research, science, and technology to take care of our living and most precious soil. Also, stay tuned until the end of the episode where Lana answers questions directly from producers on Twitter. Get ready to learn: <ul><li>Why producers should get curious and start caring about research in the agricultural space ( hop on the research train)</li><li>Don't understand how you can benefit from all the compiled data and research? Lana explains  why it's important to learn from other farmers' trials, mistakes, and results.</li><li>Lana's advice on what percentage of land and resources producers should dedicate to research</li><li>Why you should care about the current state of your topsoil.</li><li>What are some of the things producers can start doing to regenerate their soil to retain profitability and production?</li><li>Why producers are reluctant to embrace research and switch to practices that will improve their soil longevity</li><li>Why agronomist are not able to provide definitive answers when it comes to agriculture</li><li>Soil biology? Producers the soil is a whole ecosystem and adopting practices to maintain all of its parts healthy and balanced is your mission</li><li>What are the implications of continuing wholesale of synthetic fertilizer and chemical reduction of diversity?</li><li>Why understanding that the soil is a living organism is key to keep its longevity and productivity</li><li>What are some of the regenerative practices you should be adopting?</li><li>Twitter Lightning Round Q&amp;A</li></ul>Want to learn more about regenerative agriculture?  <a href="www.southeastresearchfarm.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Go here </a>And if you want to be part of the Growing the Future community, make sure to say hi on social at: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/growingthefuturepodcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a><a href="https://www.facebook.com/GTFPC" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a><a href="https://twitter.com/GTFPC" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/20289473/admin/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a><a href="https://www.instagram.com/aberhartdan/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Say hi to Dan on IG</a><a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxB4TPqfE2KR1SPo6KQJQxw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">GTF YouTube Channel</a> Also, don't forget to share this episode with your fellow Growing the Future trailblazers and subscribe to the podcast.