The Global Stewardship Podcast

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Send a textMaria's Instagram where her pack trips are linked in her bioMy Instagram where you can learn all things farming and food and follow my crazy journey - huge life changes coming up!

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Send a textChatting today with Cole from BarefootAppalachia who's spent the past couple years planting fruit trees!https://www.instagram.com/barefootappalachia/

Send a texthttps://mdsh.io/hannahatthegardens - United By Naturehttps://www.robingreenfield.org/ - Robin's site!https://www.instagram.com/hannahatthegardens/ - My social media to follow my upcoming trip to visit farms in the Bahamas!

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Send a textHuge thank you Cassidy Daniel for sharing her story with us on the show today!Reach out with any guest recommendations here:https://www.instagram.com/[email protected] - email

Send a textHuge thank you to Himalayan Hunters for their time and work!Check out some honey hunting photos - Hannah Boggs (@hannahatthegardens) • Instagram photos and videos

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Send a textSorry for my mic issues! They have hopefully been resolved for future episodes :)Today’s episode is a little more focused on growing strategy than previous episodes. Marian Boswall shares meaningful strategies to help our gardens and fields and soils grow to be more caring and resilient.https://amzn.to/4nUPc4u My link to buy the Kindest Garden! Have I made you a reader yet? Haha! I’m slowly becoming one. This book is beautiful. 

Send a texthttps://www.greeniglu.com/news/food-sustainability-in-the-north/Huge thank you to Dr. Wendy Cukier from Green Iglu for joining us today!

Send a textBonus episode life update, a bit of a rant about the stresses of farming, why co-op farming has worked for me, and how we are revitalizing the trade and barter system in our town!Hannah Boggs (@hannahatthegardens) • Instagram photos and videos

Send a texthttps://amzn.to/3Vj1KXi - Reforesting Faithhttps://amzn.to/4nBmlSQ - Serve God, Save the Planet!Thank you for tuning in to another episode :)https://amzn.to/3IoT3ru - my favorite book to immediately calm the storm in our mind. 

Send a textTune in as we talk about what happened to Sonja's hometown and family farm when confinement feeding operations for pigs took over...  Listen to the very end!Sonja Trom Eayrs | author - check out Sonja's new book!

Send a textHenry Wood (@ramblinghenry) • Instagram photos and videosTikTok - Make Your DayHannah Boggs (@hannahatthegardens) • Instagram photos and videos

Send a textToday's guest:Rebecca Akullu, the founder and CEO of NEWA FarmsCheck out photos of hives around the world and connect with me at Hannah Boggs (@hannahatthegardens) • Instagram photos and videos

Send a textGuest: Adriko Negro Simon, farmer and food system leader in Northern UgandaEvery week, I post corresponding photos and videos here:Hannah Boggs (@hannahatthegardens) • Instagram photos and videos

Send a textJoin me for a fun chat with Jack from Jacks Patch (@jacks_patch) • Instagram photos and videosWe chat about what led him to market gardening and what hes doing now, installing gardens and reviving abandoned or empty spaces around the UK.Thank you Jack for sharing your journey and insights with us!!!Back nect week with more and praying for a quick and full recovery :)

Send a textAction items:Check out Farmhand, our first ever sponsor -Visit Hannah Boggs (@hannahatthegardens) • Instagram photos and videos on social media to see the photos and videos that go with today's episode.Share this podcast with a friend! This is a passion project and hobby, but it would be great to have people actually listening!Text or message me! Are you a food producer, consumer, aspiring farmer?? Is there a specific kind of farming you'd love to hear about?These two potato farms and their polar opposite growing methods prove that despite our differences, all farmers are ready and waiting for the next generation to show interest and take over. These stories show us that there's a place for everyone in agriculture.Thank you for listening :)

Send a textJoin me for a casual, quick 30 minute episode with Appalachian Bluebird who shares all about Appalachian history online. With many ties to farming, this Thursday Bonus Episode is a fun way to close out our conversations with U.S. farmers for a while. We travel overseas next week!Huge thank you to Farmhand for sponsoring this bonus episode - if you're still using a basic email system and haven't switched to one that's actually made for farmers, what are you waiting for ?! seriously!!farmhand.partners/newsletter?utm_source=global-stewardship-podcastClick the link above to explore what Farmhand is all about.

Send a textWith every episode that passes, I end the recording feeling so honored and excited to share the stories of the food producers and growers I interview. Jillian and Colton Jones are no exception; their work in the Great Plains to restore grasslands is crucial to ecosystem health. Some of my new favorite people (which I say every week)!Wild Idea Buffalo Company | 100% Grass-Fed & Humanely HarvestedJoin me Thursday for a bonus episode brough to you by Farmhand - Farmhand

Send a textIf every guest I host on the podcast puts as much thought and intention into everything they do as Katie, our food system would change overnight.Wild Earth Farm - Grass-Fed VermontKatie mentions her time interning at Polyface - Polyface Farms Virginia Premium Grass-Fed Meats - Polyface FarmTune in next week for more incredible guests from around the world!

Send a textGreg Johnsman is the founder of Marsh Hen Mill in Edisto, South Carolina! Persevering through hurricanes and seed saving struggles, he and his team of growers across the Low Country are preserving heirloom crops that many Southerners and Appalachians cherish. Marsh Hen MillNotes from the podcast:Hannah references the WWOOF program where she hosts volunteers from.

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