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Harvesting Impact
by Dalhousie Agricultural Campus Students
Welcome to Harvesting Impact, the podcast where students delve into the world of agriculture, exploring the critical issues shaping the future of farming, food production, and the environment. From innovative farming techniques to climate change, mental health, sustainability, and the evolving role of technology, we cover it all. Hosted by passionate students from diverse backgrounds, Harvesting Impact provides fresh perspectives on the challenges and opportunities facing the agricultural industry today. Whether you're a future farmer, student, or just curious about where your food comes from, join us for thought-provoking discussions, expert interviews, and stories from the heart of agriculture.
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Digging Deep Into the Seeds of Agriculture
Join us for our first ever episode of Harvesting Impact, the podcast created by the Agricultural Business students at Dalhousie University Agricultural Campus. Our co-hosts, Jessica Larsen and Savannah Gould, bring a fresh perspective on agriculture within the Maritimes of Atlantic Canada. Listen along with our special guest, Jolene MacEachern, as she shares her inspiring journey in the agricultural industry, discussing what agriculture means to her and many others here in the Maritimes. Whether you're curious about our local food systems or interested and passionate to learn more about agriculture, this podcast is for you! Dust yourself off and get ready to dig deep into the seeds of agriculture!
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Harvesting Impact: Fields Apart
In this episode of Harvesting Impact, Fields Apart we will look at why young people aren’t returning to the farm with co-hosts Anthony McLean and Abigail Moir alongside them is special guest Grace Ashworth. They will also share some of the challenges driving people away from the industry as well with possible solutions to these problems such as further education within the community.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to Harvesting Impact, the podcast where students delve into the world of agriculture, exploring the critical issues shaping the future of farming, food production, and the environment. From innovative farming techniques to climate change, mental health, sustainability, and the evolving role of technology, we cover it all. Hosted by passionate students from diverse backgrounds, Harvesting Impact provides fresh perspectives on the challenges and opportunities facing the agricultural industry today. Whether you're a future farmer, student, or just curious about where your food comes from, join us for thought-provoking discussions, expert interviews, and stories from the heart of agriculture.
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Dalhousie Agricultural Campus Students
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Welcome to Harvesting Impact, the podcast where students delve into the world of agriculture, exploring the critical issues shaping the future of farming, food production, and the environment. From innovative farming techniques to climate change, mental health, sustainability, and the evolving role...
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Harvesting Impact is created and hosted by Dalhousie Agricultural Campus Students.
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