A(z) Good Growing csatorna legjobb podcastjai (2024)

1
#154: Coach Phil Jackson (13): Elements of a great practice 1:03:55

3d ago1:03:55

1:03:55

Practice is where teams come together and hone their ways of playing together. Coaches play a central role in creating effective practices. 1. When looking for players, what should we be looking for? Winners. What kind of record do they have and what role have they played in it? 2. “One of the great things about the Lakers and the Bulls teams was t…

1
Gardenbite: Fall Flavors - Apple vs Pumpkin | #goodgrowing 6:16

4d ago6:16

6:16

This week on the Good Growing Podcast, Chris compares the essential fall flavors of apple and pumpkin. If you had to choose, what side would you fall on? Team Apple? Or Team Pumpkin? Contact us! Chris Enroth: cenroth@illinois.edu Ken Johnson: kjohnso@illinois.edu Check out the Good Growing Blog: https://go.illinois.edu/goodgrowing Subscribe to the …

1
Episode 86: Panha Suon 36:41

5d ago36:41

36:41

Cambodian agroecology educator Panha Suon talks with Hobby Farms Presents: Growing Good podcast host Lisa Munniksma about farming in Cambodia, from climate to crops and the challenges that farmers are facing there. Listen to how Panha became involved in agroecology and why he’s dedicated to educating others about the impact human activities have on…

1
#153: Big Ten Conference Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel Anil Gollahalli: Why “generalists” and the communication of ideas are important aspects of college sports leadership 36:49

8d ago36:49

36:49

1. Mentors who were influential for Anil. 2. Early experiences in name, image and likeness. 3. Experiences as General Counsel at the University of Oklahoma. 4. “Always be curious.” 5. Responsibility of the General Counsel and Chief Legal Officer. 6. Working with diverse constituents on a daily basis. 7. What he looks for: People who get things done…

1
#152: Big Ten Conference Director of Policy Fred Krauss: Making sure conference institutions are informed and heard. 30:30

8d ago30:30

30:30

Fred Krauss carries out a range of leadership roles as Director of Policy for the Big Ten Conference. He shared insights about how he collaborates with diverse partners in his everyday work. 1. A Master’s thesis on Monday Night Football. 2. Studying sports gamblers in Las Vegas on route to a Ph.D. 3. Going to Law School at night. 4. Sports Manageme…

1
#151: Big Ten Conference Commissioner Tony Petitti: Leading with diverse partners and engaging unmanaged change 35:37

8d ago35:37

35:37

Tony Petitti leads the Big Ten Conference during a period of significant change in college athletics. We addressed a range of questions including: What are his daily routines? Who does he collaborate with? What is unmanaged change and how does Tony engage it? 1. Self-awareness in making the transition into his area of leadership. “The most importan…

1
#150: Coach Phil Jackson (12): Implementing systems that make sense. 59:38

9d ago59:38

59:38

Coaches and leaders are charged with getting their teams to buy-in to the systems they’ll run together. How can coaches garner buy-in? 1. Reviewing metacognition. Ways to get there — reflection, feedback, mindfulness meditation, prayer. 2. Having unattached NBA coach give feedback and analysis of his team throughout the season. 3. Having a mentor o…

1
Gardenbite: Toothache plant: What is it and how to grow it | #GoodGrowing 16:09

11d ago16:09

16:09

This week on the Good Growing Podcast, we’re trying something new: toothache plant. Learn more about this interesting plant, what happens when you eat it, and how you can grow it yourself! Watch us on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Z7ywlxrKWTM Skip to what you want to know: 00:40 – Introduction to toothache plant 05:50 – Eating toothache plant reactions…

1
#149 Coach Phil Jackson (11): Metacognition. Becoming more self-aware as a leader. 56:43

17d ago56:43

56:43

Coach Jackson joined us to discuss how and why coaches should build self-awareness. Our weekly write-up on Metacognition. 1. “I always thought there was something more to basketball than basketball.” 2. Standing at the center circle before the start of practice. “When people come to the center circle, everything has to be in order.” 3. Metacognitio…

1
Gardenbite: The Science Behind Fall Color | #GoodGrowing 10:21

19d ago10:21

10:21

Have you ever wondered what causes the reds, yellows, oranges, and maroons of autumn? There are lots of different plant pigments beyond the green color of chloroplast. In this episode horticulture educator Chris Enroth peers inside the processes of a leaf in the fall and how we get those spectacular autumn leaf displays. Watch on YouTube: https://y…

1
Ep. 186 Managing weeds in the fall | #GoodGrowing 30:44

25d ago30:44

30:44

Have the weeds been popping up all over the place in your landscape? You’re in luck, fall is a great time to manage weeds. On this week’s Good Growing Podcast, we discuss why fall is a good time to manage weeds, types of weeds, and different ways we can manage them. We also discuss some herbicide updates on Roundup and glyphosate as well as Dacthal…

1
Episode 85: Lewis Hughes 34:17

26d ago34:17

34:17

Lewis Hughes, land steward and local-food distribution pro Hear about Lewis Hughes’s journey into farming, from conventional pig and corn farms to international agricultural research to organic farming and cooperative farming. His vast experience in the farming world set him up to be able to work with small-scale farmers in distributing their produ…

1
Ep. 185 Growing Hazelnuts in Illinois | #GoodGrowing 37:58

1M ago37:58

37:58

This week on the Good Growing podcast Ken and Chris talk about hazelnuts. Chris remembers hazelnut shrubs growing in the woods from his childhood, we compare European and American hazelnut species, talk about pests, what you might find if you go looking to buy hazelnut plants, and more! Watch us on YouTube https://youtu.be/tWgbcfiYIKg Skip to what …

1
Ep. 184 Understanding the Power of Cover Crops: Tips for Home Gardeners 46:09

1M ago46:09

46:09

This week on the Good Growing Podcast: Join Ken and Chris as they delve into the fascinating world of cover crops! More and more home gardeners are discovering the benefits of using cover crops to enhance their gardens. Are you curious about how cover crops can transform your garden or landscape? Tune in to this week’s episode to uncover Ken and Ch…

1
Episode 84: Nasuha Lenuh 33:24

1M ago33:24

33:24

Small-scale farmer and entrepreneur Nasuha Lenuh — nicknamed R — talks about the tree crops grown in her region, the southern part of Thailand. Hear about her family’s tree crops, from rubber to durian fruit, and how R has chosen her own path in developing Rganic Farm, including herbs, salad greens and edible flowers. R shares this journey, being h…

1
Ep. 183 Old-time garden remedies | #GoodGrowing 43:28

2M ago43:28

43:28

There are a lot of garden remedies that have been used throughout the years, and some of them are still recommended today. Do they work? Should we still be using them? On this week’s Good Growing Podcast, we discuss some of these old-time remedies like vinegar, pruning paint, dynamite, pesticide concoctions, and more. Watch us on YouTube: https://y…

1
Ep. 182 What’s Bugging Our Gardens and Trees in 2024 | #GoodGrowing 39:36

2M ago39:36

39:36

In this episode, we dive into the latest challenges facing gardeners and landscapers. From toppling trees to the potential for itchy mites dropping from the sky, Ken and Chris have a list of things that might be bugging your garden and landscape! Watch us on YouTube https://youtu.be/r3od_YL19_s Skip to what you want to know: 00:38 Hey Ken! 01:57 Ch…

1
Episode 83: Melissa Stewart 46:02

2M ago46:02

46:02

Military service members and veterans farming program and aeroponic gardening with Melissa Stewart Listen to Melissa Stewart’s story about the West Virginia National Guard’s Patriot Guardens program — the only agricultural unit embedded in a National Guard unit — and how it grew from an educational program to what it has become in 7 years: an urban…

1
Good Growing Grow Along second check-in 37:46

2M ago37:46

37:46

It’s time for another Grow Along check-in. Each year we at Good Growing decide to try growing some new (to us) vegetables. This year we invited you to grow along with us. This video is for those who signed up to receive seed for our Grow Along. In this video, we check in and share how our Grow Along crops are progressing in our gardens, answer some…

1
Gardenbite: Fall Tree Planting | #GoodGrowing 23:28

2M ago23:28

23:28

Many of us skipped planting trees this spring to avoid damage from periodical cicadas. But now that we’re approaching fall, we have an opportunity to plant some trees. Our Gardenbite this week goes back to 2022 when we had a conversation with Emily Swihart about fall tree planting. We discussed what trees can be planted in the fall, things to consi…

1
Ep. 181 Plant problems we are seeing in 2024 | #GoodGrowing 42:24

2M ago42:24

42:24

Have you been having problems in your garden this year? We certainly have! On this week’s Good Growing Podcast, we discuss some of the most common problems we’ve been seeing in gardens so far this year, including problems with coneflowers, oak wilt, fire blight, and blossom end rot. Plus, where have all the Japanese beetles gone? Watch us on YouTub…

1
Episode 82: Jenny Howard Owen 48:12

2M ago48:12

48:12

Flexibility in farming, connecting with the natural world, and the Organic Association of Kentucky with Jenny Howard Owen In this episode of Hobby Farms Presents: Growing Good, listen to Jenny’s story of her love of farming rooted in childhood. You might identify with her vivid childhood memories of digging potatoes, setting off with the family dog…

1
Ep. 180 Navigating Water-saving Products for the Yard & Garden | #GoodGrowing 1:04:05

2M ago1:04:05

1:04:05

This week on the Good Growing podcast, Ken and Chris sift through a survey that asks homeowners about water-saving products that can be used during water restrictions. The duo go down the list of products suggested by the survey and discuss whether these items would truly help save water and benefit your plants during a severe drought. After debati…

1
Ep. 179 Plants we wouldn’t plant or would think twice about before planting again| #GoodGrowing 1:05:45

3M ago1:05:45

1:05:45

While we tend to focus on the positives of plants, not all plants work well in all gardens or for all gardens. Whether they are too aggressive, require too much time and maintenance, or we just don’t like them, there are a variety of reasons we may not want to grow certain plants. On this week’s Good Growing Podcast, we discuss some of the plants w…

1
Gardenbite: Harvesting Sweet Corn & Two Common Sweet Corn Pests | #GoodGrowing 9:32

3M ago9:32

9:32

Our Gardenbite for this week goes back to 2021 where Ken and Katie answered all of Chris' sweet corn growing questions. Right now we are starting to see sweet corn getting ready to pick in Illinois. How do we know when sweet corn should be harvested? Plus, what about some common sweet corn pests that tend to show up in July like raccoons and corn e…

1
Episode 81: Robert Frew & Juan Carlos Arango 46:40

3M ago46:40

46:40

The hazards of grants, letting vegetable plants go to seed and lessons in water rights with Robert Frew and Juan Carlos Arango Robert and Juan Carlos practice permaculture and a culture of sharing at Sobremesa Farm, just outside Bloomington, Indiana. In this episode, Robert talks about taking the time to observe the land before jumping into farming…

1
Good Growing Grow Along 1st Check-in 17:06

3M ago17:06

17:06

Each year we at Good Growing decide to try growing some new (to us) vegetables. This year we want to invite you to grow along with us. This video is for those who signed up to receive seed for our Grow Along. In this video Emily, Ken, and Chris check in and share how this year's crops are doing in their gardens and our plans for culturing these pla…

1
Gardenbite: More than monarchs: Insects on milkweed | #GoodGrowing 10:09

3M ago10:09

10:09

Milkweeds have become a popular garden plant in the last several years. They are most commonly planted to help support monarch butterflies because milkweeds are the sole food source for monarch caterpillars. If you’ve ever gone out to check your milkweed plants for monarch caterpillars, you may have been surprised to find other insects living and f…

1
Ep. 178 Tomatoes to Ticks and Beyond: Early Summer Garden Q & A | #GoodGrowing 32:32

3M ago32:32

32:32

This week on the Good Growing podcast Ken and Chris answer early summer gardening questions. From landscapes and lawns to tomatoes and ticks, we share recent questions we have been getting into our local Extension offices. Watch us on YouTube: https://youtu.be/CFPmxJvc_kk Skip to what you want to know: 00:31 Hey Ken! 01:12 It's a hot one out there …

1
Episode 80: Sara Wittenberg 32:51

3M ago32:51

32:51

Sara Wittenberg on Pollinators and How to Build a Pollinator Garden Pollinator Week is June 17-23, 2024. Without pollinators, we wouldn’t have food, making pollinators an essential link in the food system. You, as a gardener or farmer, have a role to play here. Gardener and biologist Sara Wittenberg talks with podcast host Lisa Munniksma about how …

1
Ep. 177 Getting your garden ready for vacation | #GoodGrowing 40:56

4M ago40:56

40:56

Have you ever gone on vacation only to come back to an out-of-control landscape or, even worse, dead plants? Check out this week’s Good Growing Podcast to learn about some steps we can take to get our landscapes ready for when we’re on vacation. Watch us on YouTube: https://youtu.be/JiC1RavU3kk Skip to what you want to know: 00:30 – Welcome, Ken an…

1
Gardenbite: Blossom End Rot in Tomatoes, Cause and PREVENTION | #GoodGrowing 6:13

4M ago6:13

6:13

This week on the Good Growing podcast we bring you a short gardenbite explaining what causes blossom end rot and why throwing eggshells in the planting hole at the beginning of the growing season might not be doing anything to help. Nick Frillman talks about calcium, tomatoes, and the best advice to prevent blossom end rot. Contact us! Chris Enroth…

1
Episode 79: Pattie Baker 46:29

4M ago46:29

46:29

Pattie Baker talks about WWOOFing — traveling to work on farms — gardening and finding hope. Hear about how 9/11 spurred Pattie on to start gardening, from zero interest to a need to plant a seed in the name of hope. She tells her story about how she went from growing food for her family to now traveling to learn about farming and to share her know…

1
Ep. 176 Native Grasses in the Prairie and Your Yard | #GoodGrowing 48:38

4M ago48:38

48:38

This week on the Good Growing podcast Ken and Chris chat with Erin Garrett about native grasses and how to use them in our landscapes. Erin is a Natural Resources, Energy, and Environment educator with University of Illinois Extension who is a wealth of knowledge on native grasses and all things native plants! We dive into how these grasses functio…

1
Ep. 175 Eating periodical cicadas | #GoodGrowing 40:00

4M ago40:00

40:00

Are you an adventurous eater or interested in eating insects? You’re in luck! Many places in Illinois are awash in periodical cicadas, and while we usually think of them as food for birds and small mammals, humans can eat them too. Check out this week’s Good Growing Podcast to learn how you can get in on the cicada-eating action. From Pesto Pizza t…

1
Episode 78: Bonnie Warndahl 50:19

4M ago50:19

50:19

How to find your dream farm, with Bonnie Warndahl! If you are searching for your dream farm, this podcast episode with Bonnie Warndahl has you covered. Bonnie searched for years to find the property that is now her Winnowburrow Farm and Florals, in Colfax, Wisconsin. Listen to Bonnie’s story about how she came to be interested in gardening and stew…

1
Ep. 174 Monarch Butterfly Science w/ Dr. Andy Davis | #GoodGrowing 57:53

5M ago57:53

57:53

This week on the Good Growing podcast we learn about monarch butterfly science from a leading scientist in the field of monarch butterflies, Dr. Andy Davis from University of Georgia. We learn some hard truths and ask do the monarch butterflies really need to be saved? What roles should humans have in monarch butterfly protection? All this and more…

1
Ep. 173 Answering Common Lawn Questions | #GoodGrowing 37:13

5M ago37:13

37:13

This week on the Good Growing podcast Ken and Chris look at some common lawncare questions. What can you do about growing grass in the shade? Does crabgrass preventer go down when the forsythia bloom? And more! Watch us on YouTube https://youtu.be/ZM0sWiPKlTs Skip to what you want to know: 0:50 Hey Ken! What's bocce ball? 1:54 Weather and garden up…

1
Episode 77: Lauren Manning 42:20

5M ago42:20

42:20

In this podcast episode, Arkansas rancher Lauren Manning talks about responsible grazing, lessons learned from starting a grazing operation from scratch and financing to support a regenerative food system. Learn how CrossFit — the popular fitness and lifestyle program — helped shape the focus of Lauren’s legal career, from civil litigation in Calif…

1
Ep. 172 Growing fruit in containers | #GoodGrowing 49:53

5M ago49:53

49:53

Do you want to grow your own fruit but have limited space? Growing fruit in a container may be the solution for you! On this week’s Good Growing Podcast, we welcome back Bruce Black to talk about how we can grow fruit in containers, what fruit works best in containers, and more. Watch us on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Khh6gbA5-yM Skip to what you wan…

1
Ep. 171 Periodical Cicada Preparation, Protecting our baby trees! | #GoodGrowing 33:40

5M ago33:40

33:40

This week on the Good Growing Podcast Ken has to work hard to contain his excitement for the upcoming periodical cicada emergence. Meanwhile, Chris has been building defenses to protect his newly planted baby trees. What do you need to know about the upcoming emergence of periodical cicadas? While our established trees will be okay, Ken and Chris w…

1
Episode 76: Florentina Rodriguez 33:45

5M ago33:45

33:45

Urban farmer and seed advocate Florentina Rodriguez talks seeds, seeds and, you guessed it, seeds. Hear about how Florentina started her Flora Seeds, all thanks to seeing the need for a community seed library in her village of Yellow Springs, Ohio. Her interest in seed education and in helping people save, share and grow seeds grew from there. As m…

1
Ep. 170 Gardening at night: Creating gardens to enjoy at night | #GoodGrowing 36:12

6M ago36:12

36:12

Do you enjoy spending your evenings outdoors? On this week’s Good Growing Podcast, we talk about how you can create a garden to be enjoyed at night. Learn about night-blooming plants that can be incorporated into a ‘night/moon’ garden, landscape lighting, insects that come out at night, and more! Watch us on YouTube: https://youtu.be/xWbZlTZbgPI Sk…

1
April is Pond Management Time! Talking aerators, duckweed, and vegetated buffers | #GoodGrowing 9:33

6M ago9:33

9:33

This week on the Good Growing Podcast we rewind back to when we sat down in person with Duane Friend to discuss pond management. For this Gardenbite episode, we look specifically at aerators in ponds, duckweed, and having taller vegetation around ponds and in the drainage channels leading into the pond. You can find the entire episode at the follow…

1
Episode 75: Michele Thorne 54:34

6M ago54:34

54:34

From Oregon, Michele Thorne talks with show host Lisa Munniksma about support and resources for livestock farmers and meat consumers from The Good Meat Project, the challenges of farming on rented land, the finding value in “failure” and more. Hear about all the ways that Thorne engages with the food system through what she refers to as “choice, tr…

1
Gardenbite: Managing bagworms at home | #GoodGrowing 10:57

6M ago10:57

10:57

Have you had problems with bagworms in your landscape? Bagworms are troublesome insects that can make evergreens and other plants rather unsightly. Learn about the lifecycle of bagworms and how we can manage them, including how planting flowers can help. Want to see pictures? Check out the YouTube version: https://youtu.be/kZNKiu-x7rk USA National …

1
Ep. 169 Growing Perennial Vegetables, Asparagus, Rhubarb & More | #GoodGrowing 47:36

6M ago47:36

47:36

This week on the Good Growing Podcast Ken and Chris talk about perennial vegetables that we can grow here in Illinois. Many of the preparation and care instructions match with each crop and we describe those during our first crop, asparagus! We also chat about rhubarb, artichoke, chives, and horseradish. Are there others? What perennial veggies do …

1
Episode 74: Hillarie Maddox 35:39

6M ago35:39

35:39

Homesteader Hillarie Maddox talks about returning to the land, building community and mental health for farmers. Hear about Hillarie’s upbringing visiting her family members’ original homesteads in South Dakota and how her life came full circle, back to the land herself on Whidbey Island, in Washington. She talks about how she and her husband are b…

1
Ep. 168 Starting seeds at home | #GoodGrowing 1:00:32

6M ago1:00:32

1:00:32

Have you started your seeds yet? On this week’s Good Growing Podcast, we talk about how you can start your own seeds. Learn about the benefits of starting your own seeds, where to start them, the equipment you’ll need, how we can reduce the amount of plastic we use to start seeds, troubleshooting, and more! Watch us on YouTube: https://youtu.be/lNC…

1
Ep. 167 Garden Trends for 2024 | #GoodGrowing 58:28

7M ago58:28

58:28

This week on the Good Growing podcast we chat with horticulture educator Emily Swihart about garden trends to be on the lookout for in 2024. We talk about the rise in popularity of incorporating native plants, trying to make our landscapes more biodiverse, and also just plain fun horticulture trends like colors and using our gardens at night. Skip …

Podcastok, amelyeket érdemes meghallgatni

Good Growing Podcastok

Podcastok, amelyeket érdemes meghallgatni

Gyors referencia kézikönyv