163: Lessons in Suburban, Community-Centric Farming with Cousin Brad of Heirloom Acres Farms

March 16, 2021 Tyler Nuss Entrepreneurship, Farmers, Regenerative Ag 1 Comment
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Cousin Brad (Brad Squires) joins us again on the podcast to give an update on his farm, Heirloom Acres Farms, and orchard, Orangevale Fruit Co. We talk through how the farm business has involved, the focus on community building, regenerative practices, and much more!

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1 comment on “163: Lessons in Suburban, Community-Centric Farming with Cousin Brad of Heirloom Acres Farms”

  1. Ed Schmidt III says:
    April 4, 2021 at 5:21 pm

    I retired from Educational Facilities Management in CA and returned to my home in Clinton, Iowa. I only have a but over an acre, but my property used to be part of an old pear and apple orchard. I decided to plant dwarf cider apples and stone fruits: cherries, peaches, plums; grapes, hazelnuts, raspberries, blueberries, currents; and honey bees and flow through worm bins. My goal is to be a demonstration plot for regenerative agriculture. We have a small wild flower plot for pollinators so people can see a variety of organic gardening techniques: healthy soils produces healthy plants that produces healthy foods and healthy people.

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