Sam Landman's guest appearances

Sam Landman

Obsessed with Joseph Scrimshaw

Cocktails and Cribbage

Soil Sense

Craig Johnson

Rian Johnson

Adam Conover

Jordan Morris

Matt Gourley

Travis McElroy

Stephen King

Allie Goertz

Matt Braunger

Joe DeRosa

Dave Foley

Amy Miller

David Huntsberger

Clarke Wolfe

Tony Thaxton

OwlTail

Sam Landman is a fifth generation farmer who manages not only his family farm but also a SHARE (Soil Health and Agriculture Research Extension) Farm. He discusses how his techniques have evolved and how that has impacted his crop rotations and equipment choices. Challenging effective practices for better sustainability and soil health is an uphill battle but Sam is already seeing the benefits.  “I think the long-term benefits will be there for sure. But you know we’re always up against short-term economics anytime you’re transitioning to a new practice.” Sam is perpetually researching and networking to gain as much knowledge as possible. He wants to make the most informed decisions he can. If someone is interested in trying some of these new practices, Sam recommends reaching out and asking questions. Dr. Abby Wick and the rest of the extension have been great resources for him. He also suggests experimenting with some smaller fields first to find the best fit for your operation. “I like seeing green out there. I like seeing living biology out there. When you start digging around in the ground, you start seeing the soil come alive because of the living root out there. It's just kind of an addiction. Once you start it and you start seeing the benefits you want to keep trying it and do more and more.” -Sam Landman This Week on Soil Sense:  Meet Sam Landman and hear his story farming in North Dakota Discuss transitioning to reduced tillage practices Explore new soil handling techniques and the effect that has had on Sam’s farm Learn about the challenges faced by those changing farming protocols  Connect with Soil Sense:  Soil Sense Initiative   Soil Sense Podcast is hosted by Tim Hammerich of the Future of Agriculture Podcast.

Sam Landman is a fifth generation farmer who manages not only his family farm but also a SHARE (Soil Health and Agriculture Research Extension) Farm. He discusses how his techniques have evolved and how that has impacted his crop rotations and equipment choices. Challenging effective practices for better sustainability and soil health is an uphill battle but Sam is already seeing the benefits.  “I think the long-term benefits will be there for sure. But you know we’re always up against short-term economics anytime you’re transitioning to a new practice.” Sam is perpetually researching and networking to gain as much knowledge as possible. He wants to make the most informed decisions he can. If someone is interested in trying some of these new practices, Sam recommends reaching out and asking questions. Dr. Abby Wick and the rest of the extension have been great resources for him. He also suggests experimenting with some smaller fields first to find the best fit for your operation. “I like seeing green out there. I like seeing living biology out there. When you start digging around in the ground, you start seeing the soil come alive because of the living root out there. It's just kind of an addiction. Once you start it and you start seeing the benefits you want to keep trying it and do more and more.” -Sam Landman This Week on Soil Sense: <ul> <li>Meet Sam Landman and hear his story farming in North Dakota</li> <li>Discuss transitioning to reduced tillage practices</li> <li>Explore new soil handling techniques and the effect that has had on Sam’s farm</li> <li>Learn about the challenges faced by those changing farming protocols</li> </ul> Connect with Soil Sense: <ul> <li><a href="http://www.ndsoilsense.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Soil Sense Initiative</a> </li> </ul> Soil Sense Podcast is hosted by <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/timhammerich/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tim Hammerich</a> of the <a href="http://www.futureofag.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Future of Agriculture Podcast</a>.

Challenges of Building Soil Health in Cool and Wet Climates with Sam Landman

Mary Jo Pehl

James Kakalios

MST3K's Mary Jo Pehl, physicist Dr. James Kakalios, and comedian Sam Landman join Joseph for a live show all about traveling through the mists of time. Recorded at TPT public television studios in St. Paul, Minnesota. Thanks to Molly Lewis for our theme music!

TIME TRAVEL: Obsessed Ep 128 with Mary Jo Pehl, Dr. James Kakalios & Sam Landman

Sam Landman sits down for a few White Russians and a lively conversation about Charles Manson and The Beach Boys, theatre as an art form, the semi-autobiographical sci-fi book he's writing, and a rousing new segment called Did You Know? It's like an episode of "True Detective"...something something darkness something light. Finally Sam turns the tables on Leif and AJ, asking them a question based on the book "Fargo Rock City." Cheers!

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