Organic Advisor Call Series
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Podcast Overview
<p><b>Welcome to the Organic Advisor Call Series</b> — quick-hit conversations on the hottest topics in organic field crops.<br> Whether you're tuning in from your desk, truck, or tractor, you'll spend one hour each episode learning about emerging issues from expert farmers and industry leaders.<br> This season’s episodes cover everything from market outlooks and weed control in soybeans to cutting-edge tech like drones and robots — and a whole lot in between. </p>
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Publishing Since
7/22/2025
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Recent Episodes
June 9, 2026
Meeting Spec: Maintaining Quality in Stored Organic Grain
You can't maintain grain quality if you don't know what's in the bin. In this Organic Advisor Call, Sam Oschwald Tilton of OATS talks with Curt Petrich of HC International about maintaining quality in stored organic grain. They discuss grain testing, documentation, storage management, and why understanding grain quality is essential for successful marketing and preserving value after harvest. Resources mentioned in the episode: • USDA Visual Guide to Grading Grain: https://www.ams.usda.gov/si...
April 1, 2026
Integrating Livestock Grazing on Grain Farms
Livestock is a powerful tool for building soil health and boosting profitability. In this episode, Sam Oschwald Tilton of OATS talks with Clint Epley and Knute Severson—two farmers who've made it work—about the real-world logistics of integrating grazing into organic grain rotations, from fencing, water, and crop rotation to pasture management and marketing. 🌱 Learn more about OATS: https://www.organicagronomy.org/ 📅 Events & registration: https://www.organicagronomy.org/events ...
March 9, 2026
Managing Perennial Weeds in Organic Grain Rotations
Most organic weed management strategies work great, until you've got a creeping perennial. Canada thistle and field bindweed play by completely different rules, and in organic systems, managing them is less about control and more about learning to live with them strategically. In this episode, Sam Oschwald Tilton of OATS talks with Dr. Pat Carr and Will Glazik about how to manage these perennial weeds in organic grain rotations. Resources from this episode: Canada Thistle – Manage Weeds...
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- What is Organic Advisor Call Series?
<p><b>Welcome to the Organic Advisor Call Series</b> — quick-hit conversations on the hottest topics in organic field crops.<br> Whether you're tuning in from your desk, truck, or tractor, you'll spend one hour each episode learning about emerging issues from expert farmers and industry leaders.<br> This season’s episodes cover everything from market outlooks and weed control in soybeans to cutting-edge tech like drones and robots — and a whole lot in between. </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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