Farms for Tomorrow

About Farms for Tomorrow

Your Farm. Your Community. Your Future.

Publisher

Farms for Tomorrow

Category

business · government · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

15 Feb 2020

Latest episode

29 Sept 2025

Latest episodes

1 of 29 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   29 Sept 2025TRANSCRIPT

   s04e02 – Walter Goldstein – The American Story of Corn

   Corn breeder and researcher Walter Goldstein traces the long arc of corn’s evolution, from its Indigenous origins to modern breeding challenges. He explores corn’s deep history on the American continent, a story of the living relationship between people and plants. Walter describes his work at the Mandaamin Institute, where he breeds corn for organic farming with desirable qualities: high nutritional value, nitrogen-fixing capability through a relationship with bacteria, and resistance to GMO pollination. These excerpts are taken from Walter’s 2016 presentation at the American Dream Conference, hosted by the MaaViva Institute.

2. 

   12 Jul 2025

   s04e01 – Bill McDorman – Why We Should All Save Seeds

   Seed-saving advocate Bill McDorman explains how corporate patents threaten biodiversity and urges listeners to embrace local seed-saving for agricultural sovereignty in this interview.

3. 

   16 Sept 2024

   s03e04 – Jon Frank – Building Plants Cell by Cell

   Soil consultant Jon Frank explains Carey Reams’ Biological Theory of Ionization to improve crop nutrition and farm profitability in this interview with host [Host Name].

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s04e02 – Walter Goldstein – The American Story of Corn

Published 29 Sept 2025 · Transcript excerpt

[…] The corn is very much connected with the spirituality of native people and how they believe it's the most holy crop. And part of it is that it's connected with people. It's connected with people in a very deep way. And it's also connected with the dead. That the native people in many of the different tribes, those who were agriculturalists, have this conviction that the dead actually live in the corn, that actually they are the ones who grow the corn. And so the corn is their relatives. And it's a very profound thought and experience. I visited the Hopi as some of my corn was developed by the Hopi and then I took it further and began to recognize how incredibly profound corn is for those tribes. […]

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• Bill McDorman
• Jon Frank
• Joe Scrimger
• Sally Witkowski
• Jim Koan

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Social presence

97

YouTube

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Engagement

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