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Holy Crop! It's Farmageddon

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Holy Crop! It’s Farmageddon is a conversation series about soil health, regenerative agriculture and sustainable food systems. We build bridges between traditional knowledge and new methods, between farmers and researchers. Whether you're a farmer, hobby gardener, student, or simply curious about where your food comes from - here you'll find insight, inspiration, and practical knowledge about how we grow tomorrow's food. Holy Crop! is part of Jord♥Festival – a non-profit festival dedicated to regenerative agriculture and sustainable food systems. (Episodes in English and Norwegian).

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July 1, 2026

From Apple to Apples: One Man's Escape from Tech to Soil - Andrew McMillion

In this episode of Holy Crop! It’s Farmageddon, Norwegian-American permaculture grower and seed saver Andrew McMillion tells the story of leaving a decade in tech (Apple, Ireland and the US) to build a life in soil and seeds outside Oslo. We talk Norway’s seed sovereignty crisis, KVANN’s seed-saving network, why clover and canopy cover matter, and how small farms can become living “seed sanctuaries”. Read more about this episode on our website: www.jordfestival.com/blog & https://jordfestival.com/podcast/

June 3, 2026

Prof. Dr. Jens Dauber - Soil Health, Subsidies & Living Labs: What Actually Changes Farming

Prof. Dr. Jens Dauber (Head of the Institute of Biodiversity at Germany’s Thünen Institute) joins Holy Crop! It’s Farmageddon to unpack what biodiversity-friendly farming really looks like in practice. We talk the surprising biodiversity impact of farmland abandonment, how no-till and permanent soil cover support soil life, why landscapes need 10–20% semi-natural habitat, and what living labs can teach us about collaboration between farmers and researchers. We also explore tech like AI laser weeders - and why technology alone won’t change agriculture without a shift in incentives and mindset.Read more on our website at www.jordfestival.com/blog and follow us on social media ‪@JordFestival‬

May 27, 2026

Doug Voss - The Shovel Test: Simple Signals of Regenerative Progress

Soil health educator and Soil Health Academy co-founder Doug Voss joins Holy Crop! It’s Farmageddon from Minnesota to argue that soil health is less a technical problem than a mindset problem. We talk why carbon is the currency, what you can learn with a shovel test, how integrating animals changes everything, and why the first step is often to stop doing what isn’t working - before buying something to fix it.Doug Voss is a regenerative agriculture educator and consultant based in Minnesota, and the co-founder of the Soil Health Academy. He works with farmers to rebuild soil function through biology-first principles, practical observation, and systems thinking.Read more on our website at www.jordfestival.com/blog and follow us on social media ‪@JordFestival‬Sources mentioned in this episode:- Soil Health Academy (n.d.) Home - Soil Health Academy. Available at: https://soilhealthacademy.org/.- U.S. Drought Monitor (n.d.) Data Tables | U.S. Drought Monitor. Available at: https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/DmData/DataTables.aspx?state,mn.- Trading Economics (n.d.) Eggs US - Price - Chart - Historical Data - News. Available at: https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/eggs-us.

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What is Holy Crop! It's Farmageddon?: Holy Crop! It’s Farmageddon is a conversation series about soil health, regenerative agriculture and sustainable food systems. We build bridges between traditional knowledge and new methods, between farmers and researchers.

Whether you're a farmer, hobby gardener, student, or simply curious about where your food comes from - here you'll find insight, inspiration, and practical knowledge about how we grow tomorrow's food.

Holy Crop! is part of Jord♥Festival – a non-profit festival dedicated to regenerative agriculture and sustainable food systems.

(Episodes in English and Norwegian).
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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