Podcasts about green source gardens

Our interview with Nicholas Mahmood of Green Source Gardens once again is a sermon for the farmer's soul. As we all encouter and cope with these challenging times Green Source Gardens continues to inspire and shed light on the hope for a regenerative future. We discuss cosmic alignement through ecological stewardship, soil care for summer growth, breeding cannabis and Tending the Garden film. Bio: In order to achieve a healthy biological soil ecosystem it requires a commitment to not disturbing the communities of soil life that thrive if left undisturbed.We understand the importance of polyculture gardens where diverse plant species work in collaboration with one another to achieve their highest potential as medicine. Our gardens are planted with dynamic accumulators that increase aroma, vigor, potency, and overall health.The only thing we spray on our plants is water from our spring that sits at the top of an isolated watershed in the King Mountain appellation.

Your relationship with the land you cultivate is perhaps the most important variable for growing thriving cannabis plants. On this episode of Shaping Fire, host Shango Los chats with Nicholas Mahmood of Green Source Gardens about best practices for putting your gardens to sleep in the fall, some ideas for off-season improvements, and some strategies to start your spring with abundant momentum.

See you later 2019! 2020 here we come. We are so happy to be able to bring you the first episode of Season 3 of the Green Source Gardens Farmcast to ring in the new year! Nick and Liz were delighted to be able to sit down with brother Ben in person on the evening of the winter solstice to share thoughts on the coming new decade. They look back on 2019 and chat on many interesting and diverse topics from musical mistrals in the garden, plants and their feelings, crystal wizard staffs, the benefits of drinking wild water, the intensity of the political landscape of the coming election year and sharing some intentions for the new decade. We hope you enjoy our talk and we wish you a wild and wonderful new year! And here is a short reminder, if you listened through iTunes, you will need to re-subscribe to the Green Source Gardens Farmcast!

To celebrate the first day of fall and the beginning of harvest season we thought who wouldn't want to chat about everyone's favorite topic concerning cannabis...TAXES! We sit down with our accountant, and owner of Moxy Accounting in Portland Oregon, Katye Maxon-Landis to pick her brain about what it takes to play by the rules, pay your taxes and make it in this cut throat industry. We cover several topics such as how keeping costs and overhead as low as possible gives us small farmers a very necessary competitive edge and the benefits of running a regenerative system that stacks lifestyle needs as well as business needs. We also get into the concept of green washing and what it feels like in the industry now that the cooperate takeover has descended. We hope you enjoy this chat! If you would like to connect with Katye and her team at Moxy you can find her at moxyaccounting.com - thanks for listening!Thank you to Ben Worcester for production and editing on this and all episodes of the farmcast! You can find him @benworcester on Instagram and Twitter.Special thanks to Mike Wert who mixed our theme music! Find him on Instagram @mugwertDon't forget folks! You gotta Heap n Keep ~ Your Carbon on Contour.

Another episode in our series focused on cannabis flower. What are viable farm models in an over-saturated market? How do we define flower quality? How can consumers discover the cultivation practices that farmers are using? What practices are important? Regenerative? Living soil? Sustainable? We discuss those items and more with our guest Jesse Long, Sales Director of Green Source Gardens.

Ed, Caitlin, and Ryan smoke some Uprise by Green Source Gardens and some Lemon G by Geek Farms. We dig deep into Ryan's new gig, our Cultivation Classic Judges sesh and prepping the Certified Dank space for a legit tasting space. Roll one or two up and join us.

In this episode Lee & Emma take a deep dive with Jesse Long of Green Source Gardens regarding outdoor cultivation methods. They discuss permaculture, regeneration, polyculturalism, and a whole lot more. A really great conversation.'This Is Cannabis' is produced and engineered by Will Romey.Theme song is “Impossible/OK” by Møtrik. Interstitial music this week provided by Nutritious.’This Is Cannabis’ is brought to you this week by the Craft Cannabis Alliance and the Open Cannabis Project.

Growing With Fishes Podcast. A podcast dedicated to growing aquaponic & cannabis and spreading information to the masses about sustainable cannabis and veggie production! Green Source Gardens www.GreenSourceGardens.com IG: @fire_from_the_mountains Growing With Fishes Podcast Discord https://discord.gg/nqBf3bj Regenerative Organic Cannabis Conference 1/11 - 1/13 Vancouver,BC , 2/22 - 2/24 Humboldt Ca, 3/1 - 3/3 Portland Me, 3/22 3/24 Ann Arbor Mi https://www.regenerativeorganiccannabis.com/ Potent Ponics Classes http://www.potentponics.com/shop/ Marty's Channel APMeds https://www.youtube.com/user/mwaddell6901/videos Steve Channel Potent Ponics https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRkqYlFzKpbCXreVKPYFlGg Fish Ganja Guy https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4eOq5IEQXlOewFtWPN8XcQ BrayneGro https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCusmdgunwTXCIKDyUfjNApg Mr. Green Genes Garden https://www.greengenesgarden.com/ Roger https://www.ilovegrowingmarijuana.com/ Facebook group Aquaponic Cannabis Growers https://www.facebook.com/groups/1510902559180077/ Dude Grows Show http://dudegrows.com http://dudegrows.com/aquaponics/ Potentponics.com

Ryan, Ed, and Caitlin, are joined by Mason, another seeker of the good-good. They talk good bread, quality flower, and visiting the majestic Green Source Gardens to taste dozens of cultivars. Hash dabs are had and joints are smoked and we just barely land the thing. Twist up something good and join in.

Join us for the final seasonal update of season 1 from the Green Source Gardens crew! We cover topics about Nick’s time at the Emerald Cup in December, Cannabis breeding and the magic of F1s, Seeds! Yule cakes! Anointing oils! And more… Stick around at the end of the episode for a cultivar review withREAD MORE

Join us for the final seasonal update of season 1 from the Green Source Gardens crew! We cover topics about Nick’s time at the Emerald Cup in December, Cannabis breeding and the magic of F1s, Seeds! Yule cakes! Anointing oils! And more… Stick around at the end of the episode for a cultivar review withREAD MORE

Ed and Caitlin visit the swoon-worthy Green Source Garden and record a Pot Snobs and GSG crossover. They talk about regenerative farming, how the growing season has been and what it takes to create beautiful, full-flavored cannabis.

We’re back from a brief break and digging into some Ice Cream Man from Certified PDX, Cosmic Fruit from Green Source Gardens, Strawberry Fire OG from Cosmic Forces and Candy Lime from Sunspire Farms. We get way too stoned and talk dab lounges, opening days at the new Fidus PDX shop and Ed and Caitlin’s first foray into pollination.

Righting the Wrongs: Ecological ResponsibilityNick Mahmood and family run Green Source Gardens, which is a legal cannabis farm in Southern Oregon. They are committed to creating rich diversity in their soils, and growing the highest quality medicine possible. They promote agricultural practices that not only provide results, but also heal and build soil.They commit to not disturbing the soil in order to achieve a healthy and thriving biological soil ecosystem. They focus on poly-culture gardens where diverse plant species work in collaboration with one another. Their methods are rooted in experience and influenced by research, including but not limited to the growing styles dictated by Bio-dynamics, Permaculture, indigenous agriculture, and love. Join us as Nick shares some of his story and philosophy of how the earth and cosmos create everlasting abundance. We talk about bio-remediation and ecological responsibility. Green Source Gardenshttps://greensourcegardens.com/ Instagram  Facebook   NOTES Green Source Gardens- legal commercial cannabis garden in Southern Oregon- exemplifying biological remediation practices - Living Soil Symposium - check it out here https://www.livingsoilssymposium.com/ Nick's background & mindset- felt a lifelong connection to the natural world- attended alternate school that nourished the desire to be outside- mother gave him freedom to explore and to find out who he was a person, gave him responsibility without micromanaging- went walkabout after graduating college, explored the world- these experiences fuelled his passion for his love of nature   Cannabis discussion- Nick believes we ascribe too much power to it, both negative and positive - he sees it as a plant like any other, part of the entire bigger work on planet earth- part of the bio-remediation team, helpful with water filtration  Agricultural remediation- building systems for our planet to function in the future- empowering people to know they don't need the shops to grow things  On Nick's Farm- Nick finds “farm” a loaded word, as it's associated with a monocultural crop growing, production-based model- farms of the future will be a much more integrated model- focus on cleaning the water & replenishing the water table- their gardens are giant digestion chambers, keep feeding organic matter back to the ground to break down- build carbon in the ground, create space for biological diversity to flourish- practice with the intention to become regenerative, right the wrongs to the earth  Ecological responsibility- encourages people discern between companies when buying, don't choose those who are damaging the environment- do research before you buy- if we treat financial gain as more important than ecological responsibility, we end up making a lot of sacrifices that damage our future  What does regenerative living look like for Nick?- virtual walkthrough of Nick's farm- completely dependent on the organic matter (mostly from animals) that they gather- building bio-swales- “Hugel culture” or hill culture- working towards a system that doesn't require a lot of people to manage- less energy-intensive growing practices, working with the existing climate, instead of trying to control the climate  Advice to buyers- look for markers that this grower's practices resonate with your values- is there evidence of biodiversity?- are they working with the existing ecology or against it?- living and buying with mindfulness  Reflections on regeneration- Japanese idea of “shinrin yoku”: going into nature and using all the senses to imbibe the microbes, the air, the freshness, be present and mindful- reflection on indigenous ideas of natural world and returning to “earth worship”- learning to look at the landscape, see what's not working and find remediative solutions- maintaining integrity until business practices surrounding crop growth become ecologically sustainable- putting money into businesses that are ecologically oriented- making whatever sacrifices that means so the next generations don't suffer  Creating life wherever you are- understanding that the earth IS us- if you want to look after yourself, look after our environment- abundant life happens when we start to honour the earth- how things are going to play out depends on the choices we make now- wake up and do good things!

Caitlin, Emma, Ed, and Ryan chat about their Eclipse experiences, discuss passing the joint to germaphobes, and just break the surface talking about the soil web. Roll one and join the sesh as they burn some Electric Dog Sh!t form Pudding RIver Farm and Space Bus out of Green Source Gardens.