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312: Nori's collab with the Texas Climate-Smart Initiativew/ Dr. Julie Howe, Professor of Soil Science & Project Director of TCSI
Everyone right now is talking about regenerative agriculture. What does it look like when major cash crops work to improve their practices? How can the Department of Agriculture and agricultural science programs at universities support the changes so that major commodity operations can derisk their transition?
\nIn today's episode of Reversing Climate Change, Nori Cofounder Ross Kenyon is joined by Nori Supply Account Manager, Jada Dormaier, to discuss Nori's partnership with the Texas Climate-Smart Initiative. Dr. Julie Howe, Project Director of the program and Soil Scientist at Texas A&M, joins the show to talk about her work trying to understand nutrient cycling and change the way we farm.
\nThe conversation delves into Dr. Howe's background and what led her to focus on soil chemistry and eventually agricultural sustainability, which is a hot topic even in places some might not expect. It isn't all about yield!
\nThey explore the complexities of agricultural research within an open system with countless variables, which hurts Ross's brain, before moving into a discussion about carbon credits and how farmers can consider these opportunities and additional government programs for ecosystem services.
\nDr. Howe emphasizes the importance of implementing climate-smart farming practices, not only for the environment but also for the sustainability and profitability of farming operations. Listen in to get a glimpse inside Nori and the Texas Climate-Smart Initiative.
\nTimestamps
\n00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction
\n00:38 Dr. Julie Howe's Journey into Agriculture
\n02:09 The Intersection of Agriculture and Environmental Sustainability
\n03:34 The Challenges and Risks in Farming
\n11:20 The Role of Climate Smart Initiative in Agriculture
\n16:53 The Process and Benefits of Joining Climate Programs
\n24:52 The Science and Challenges of Agricultural Research
\n37:27 Encouraging Farmers to Join Climate Programs
\n40:42 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
\nConnect with Nori
\n\n\n\n\n\n\nResources
\n\u2060Texas Climate-Smart Initiative\u2060
\n\u2060Dr. Julie Howe's website
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