Everybody Wants To Be A Farmer
Claim This Podcastby JC Acre - Hosted by: Joshua Davis
Podcast Overview
<p>Everybody Wants To Be A Farmer is a podcast about the hope, hardship, and fist-fulls of grit it takes to win the land's trust. Join first generation regenerative farmer, Joshua Davis as he interviews guests to discuss the difficulty of starting a farm from scratch and the value in sticking with it through the good times and the bad times. </p>
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11/11/2025
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February 3, 2026
#07 Jessi Roesch
<p>We welcomed the impressive Jessi Roesch, founder and CEO of <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://godownland.com" target="_blank">Downland</a>, to share her journey into regenerative agriculture and the importance of health, fitness, and community in farming. She discusses the challenges faced by farmers, the significance of succession planning, and the need for financial literacy in agriculture. Jessi emphasizes the importance of building connections within the farming community and highlights the inspiring stories of young farmers.</p>
January 27, 2026
#06 Gabe Brown
<p>In this episode, I spent some time with Gabe Brown, a pioneer in regenerative agriculture, to talk about his journey from conventional farming to adopting regenerative practices. Everything Gabe does emphasizes the importance of community, education, and the need for farmers to understand ecosystem functions. Hear about the founding of Understanding Ag, an educational initiative aimed at helping farmers implement regenerative practices, and Regenified, a verification program that empowers farmers to market their products effectively. Throughout our conversation, Gabe highlights the significance of soil health, biodiversity, and the collaborative spirit within the regenerative agriculture movement.</p>
January 13, 2026
#05 Nate Beaulac
<p>I am grateful to have interviewed Nate Beaulac, co-founder of Prairie Creek Farms, to discus his journey of starting a farm from scratch, the challenges faced, and the growth of Prairie Creed Farms operations. Nate shares his background, the inspiration behind Prairie Creek, and the importance of community engagement through initiatives like Pete's Market and the Prairie Creek Cattle Club. Nate shared so many great insights about the importance of transparency in food and farming, the need for a positive outlook in the work that we do, and plenty more. I was encouraged by our conversation and I think you will be too.</p>
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- What is Everybody Wants To Be A Farmer?
<p>Everybody Wants To Be A Farmer is a podcast about the hope, hardship, and fist-fulls of grit it takes to win the land's trust. Join first generation regenerative farmer, Joshua Davis as he interviews guests to discuss the difficulty of starting a farm from scratch and the value in sticking with it through the good times and the bad times. </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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