The Prairie Farm Podcast
Presented by Hoksey Native Seeds
Where conservation, agriculture, and and lifestyle meet — that’s where The Prairie Farm exists. Hosted by Nicolas Lirio and Kent Boucher, this podcast explores the joy of the outdoors, the responsibilities of environmental stewardship, the synergies between agriculture and nature, and the impacts all of it has on us humans. Whether you’re interested in hunting, the environment, farming alongside nature, outdoorsy hobbies, or all of the above, this podcast has something for you.
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Ep. 240 Bring Back the Good Life with Lucas Fritch
Luke Fritch, or “Fritch”, is a dear friend of the pod and a VERY insightful man. He is a fifth generation farmer, a school teacher, and a philosopher on the hollowing of the Midwest. We deeply enjoyed conversing with him on how the Midwest used to be much more vibrant. He is an old soul and carries that with him.
Ep. 211 (Coffee Time) Three and a Half Rules for Managing Your Prairie
In this lovely episode of The Prairie Farm Podcast, we go through a step-by-step guide on how to maintain your native prairie and wildflower field. If you want Thousands of people have found this helpful, and we believe you will as well.
Ep. 193 (Coffee Time) How to Plant Native Prairie
In this lovely episode of The Prairie Farm Podcast, we go through a step-by-step guide on how to plant a native prairie. If you want Thousands of people have found this helpful, and we believe you will as well.
Ep. 188 (Coffee Time) How to Prep the Ground for a Prairie Planting
In this lovely episode of The Prairie Farm Podcast, we go through a step-by-step guide on how to prep the ground for a prairie planting. Thousands of people have found this helpful, and we believe you will as well.
Ep. 1 The Hoksey Story (Carroll Hoksbergen)
Our founder, Carroll Hoksbergen, has an incredible story. It was weird for a farmer to do no till beans in the 70’s. He was the first in Iowa. It was weird to grow prairie, considering his ancestors ripped it up 75 years earlier. It was weird to chase his dreams in the midst of perfectly placed corn rows and bean fields. This is Carroll’s Story, and our very first episode.