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Episode 185: How I actually get it all done on the homestead

How do I get it all done? In this episode, I share the systems, priorities, delegation, and real-life chaos behind managing a homestead, family, and business....
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Episode: 184 Part 2: Good Food and Stubborn Wives | Living a Natural Life After a Terminal Diagnosis

Kody Hanner and Ron Hanner share a raw, practical story about marriage, parenting, homesteading, and rebuilding health after Ron was told he had end-stage liver disease and might have only a year to live....
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Episode: 183 Good Food and Stubborn Wives | Living a Natural Life After a Terminal Diagnosis

Kody Hanner and Ron Hanner share a raw, practical story about marriage, parenting, homesteading, and rebuilding health after Ron was told he had end-stage liver disease and might have only a year to live....
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Episode 182: Agriculture, food policy, and county fair lessons from a summer on the homestead

County fair lessons, wildfire season, and major agriculture headlines come together in this solo episode as Kody explores how food policy, local agriculture, 4-H, and hands-on education help build capable kids and stronger communities....
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Hands-On Learning

Episode 180: How Hands-On Experience Transforms Future Farmers and Ranchers with Trent Van Leuven

Discover how hands-on learning and agricultural education prepare students for real-world careers, resilience, entrepreneurship, and lifelong success....
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Episode 178: How Preserving Food Builds Resilience and Cuts Costs During Crises with Jeremy & Stacy Hill of Gooseberry Bridge Farm

Preserving Food, Farming Wisdom, and Building Resilience with Jeremy and Stacy Hill. Discover how Jeremy and Stacy Hill from Gooseberry Bridge Farm combine traditional farming, food preservation, and resilient homesteading to reconnect with nature and community...
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Episode 177: Why Agriculture Education Should Be the Foundation of Everyone’s Education

This episode dives into the crucial need to redefine agriculture education for today's society. I share my personal journey, insights into food systems, and why foundational knowledge about where our food comes from is more vital than ever—regardless of whether you’re a farmer or not....
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Episode 174: The Power of Rural America| Amanda Radke on Reclaiming the Food Narrative

In this episode, Amanda Radke shares her journey as a fifth-generation cattle rancher, passionate educator, and advocate for the real stories of American agriculture....
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Episode 173: Growing a Food Community | Insights from Susan Poizner on Fruit Tree Care and Community Orchards

Episode Highlights In this episode, Susan Poizner shares her journey into urban orchards, emphasizing the importance of understanding and caring for fruit trees. Her insights are especially valuable for community […]

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Episode 172: How to Teach Kids Real-Life Learning | Homesteading, Trades, & Purpose-Driven Learning

Learn how to teach kids real-life skills through homesteading, trades, and hands-on learning with Daniel Salatin of Polyface Farm. Discover practical education beyond the classroom....
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