The Soil Health Network Podcast
The Soil Health Network Podcast
Podcast Description
Join our host Brent Vankoughnet as he engages with producers, industry leaders, and professional researchers on the latest trends in the soil health world. Our objective is to discover and push forward the latest land management practices that will both improve soil health on the farm in an economically viable way. Let's see what people are up too and learn together!
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Explores key topics such as land management practices, soil restoration techniques, and the economic benefits of healthy soil, with episodes like the one featuring Daryl Domitruk discussing innovative strategies in Manitoba's agricultural sector.
Join our host Brent Vankoughnet as he speaks with producers, industry leaders, and professional researchers on the latest trends in the soil health world. Let’s learn about new land practices, seed varieties, water management, regenerative agriculture and other soil health solutions that can benefit your farm in an economically viable way!
Blake is a Master’s graduate from the College of Agriculture, University of Saskatchewan and the Agriculture Research chair at Saskatchewan Polytechnic. Blake has expertise in nutrient interactions in the soil-water-plant system, precision management of saline soils, applied data management, agronomic evaluation of fertilizers and amendments. With a deep-rooted passion for innovation and a relentless drive for excellence, Blake spearheads groundbreaking research initiatives that push the boundaries of agricultural technology and education.
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