Palouse FLOURISH Podcast
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<p>Welcome to the FLOURISH Podcast, where we at the Palouse Conservation District interview farmers, ranchers, and researchers on topics related to conservation agriculture. FLOURISH, also known as Farmers Leading Our United Revolution in Soil Health, is a farmer-led conservation innovation project to support the widespread adoption of soil health practices by integrating cover crops and livestock into farming operations in the Inland Pacific Northwest. The ambitious purpose of FLOURISH is to not only regenerate our soils, but also our rural communities by creating opportunities for younger generations to return to productive, sustainable farms. On this podcast, we bring you updates from on-farm trials, research, findings, and advice from farmers.</p> <p>This work is supported by the Conservation Innovation Grants program at USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service.</p>
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Recent Episodes
March 24, 2026
Episode 8: Diversified Cropping and Cattle Integration with David Dobbins
Join us for a conversation with David Dobbins to discuss his transition to more diversified crop rotations, his experience grazing cows on cover crops, and the infrastructure investments that made these changes possible. He shares interesting observations from the last three years of the FLOURISH trials, as well as the challenges he has faced along the way. David is a participant in the FLOURISH on-farm trials. FLOURISH is a farmer-led conservation innovation project to support the widespread adoption of soil health practices by integrating cover crops and livestock into farming operations in the Inland Pacific Northwest. The ambitious purpose of FLOURISH is to not only regenerate our soils, but also our rural communities by creating opportunities for younger generations to return to productive, sustainable farms.
November 24, 2025
Episode 7: Improvements in Soil Biology with Stuart Elliott and Jessiann Loomis
Join us as we chat with farmers Stuart Elliott and Jessiann Loomis about their usage of cover crops instead of a fallow period, and the changes they found in their soil biology after cover cropping. Stuart and Jessiann share what has worked, what hasn’t, and what they’ve learned along the way. Stuart and Jessiann are participants in the FLOURISH on-farm trials. FLOURISH is a farmer-led conservation innovation project to support the widespread adoption of soil health practices by integrating cover crops and livestock into farming operations in the Inland Pacific Northwest. The ambitious purpose of FLOURISH is to not only regenerate our soils, but also our rural communities by creating opportunities for younger generations to return to productive, sustainable farms.
August 7, 2025
Episode 6: Cover Cropping Trials and Goat Herds with Eric Odberg
Join us as we chat with farmer Eric Odberg about his use of goat and cattle grazing in his cover crop system. Eric shares how partnering with a goat herder and cattle ranchers has helped integrate livestock into his operation over the past few years. Eric and Ryan explore lessons from Eric’s on-farm trials, including surprising discoveries, what’s worked, what hasn’t, and what he’s learned along the way. Eric is a participant in the FLOURISH on-farm trials. FLOURISH is a farmer-led conservation innovation project to support the widespread adoption of soil health practices by integrating cover crops and livestock into farming operations in the Inland Pacific Northwest. The ambitious purpose of FLOURISH is to not only regenerate our soils, but also our rural communities by creating opportunities for younger generations to return to productive, sustainable farms.
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- What is Palouse FLOURISH Podcast?
<p>Welcome to the FLOURISH Podcast, where we at the Palouse Conservation District interview farmers, ranchers, and researchers on topics related to conservation agriculture. FLOURISH, also known as Farmers Leading Our United Revolution in Soil Health, is a farmer-led conservation innovation project to support the widespread adoption of soil health practices by integrating cover crops and livestock into farming operations in the Inland Pacific Northwest. The ambitious purpose of FLOURISH is to not only regenerate our soils, but also our rural communities by creating opportunities for younger generations to return to productive, sustainable farms. On this podcast, we bring you updates from on-farm trials, research, findings, and advice from farmers.</p> <p>This work is supported by the Conservation Innovation Grants program at USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates bi-weekly.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 7 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
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