Podcasts about head grower

This week we decided to come clean and admit that, based on some of the amazingly detailed emails we've received since starting The Garden Mixer, our listeners are very much smarter than we are.We're dipping into a few of these [surprisingly polite] messages to bring their plant picks, techniques, and general wisdom to everyone.Featured: Garden writer Kathy Purdy from Upstate New York, Paul Westervelt, Head Grower at Saunders Bros. in Virginia, Tim Calkins, plantsman & galanthophile also from Virginia.Matt Mattus, Senior Director of Horticulture for AHSAre our listeners smarter than us? Oh hell yes.(That should help to earn our explicit rating.)_______________________________________Be sure to hit the subscribe button so we can keep you smiling while you hit the mess [your garden] out there.⁠The Garden Mixer |Podcast on Spotify⁠Full Show Notes at ⁠The Garden Mixer Podcast's Substack⁠________________________________Socials – Pick Your Platform:Follow us on Instagram ⁠@thegardenmixer⁠Indulge us on TikTok ⁠@the.garden.mixer⁠ Spar with us on X ⁠@gardenmixerpod⁠“French Bistro” theme by Adieu Adieu. License D0LZBINY30GGTBBW

In this week's podcast we chat with Panapa Ehau and Porou Tawhiwhirangi, Founder and Head Grower at Rua Bioscience about:Medical cannabis in New ZealandNZ cannabis geneticsDemographics and cannabisNZ cannabis historyRua Bioscience:https://www.ruabio.com/AltMed:https://altmed.com.au/Support the Show.

Kara and Ron discuss the goings-on in Milaeger's greenhouses and what Spring plants can be found growing inside!

Variable Rate done RIGHT with SWAT MAPS: https://swatmaps.com/Zordi: https://www.zordi.com/Casey Call on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/casey-call-03a3b03b/Technology in agriculture can help reduce production costs and improve efficiencies, but it can also open up new possibilities for quality that goes beyond the average consumers' expectations. “Our economic picture is to be able to capitalize on growing a better product and supplying a better product to the consumer, but also being able to kind of fix our labor costs and control those to a certain point.”That's Casey Call, co-founder of Zordi. Which I first thought was a robotics company focused on building robots for greenhouse agriculture. Turns out they are that and more - using their own proprietary technology to build and operate their own greenhouse farms. “Getting people access to this produce is kind of the key. When people start having our strawberries, they're like, oh, well we get it now. And so getting more and more of this infrastructure built, getting more and more access to these things in stores, I think is the path that we're on.” This focus on quality and the latest in technology has some thought-provoking insights on the path forward. “We're gonna have to seek technology solutions. We're gonna have to seek new ways of planting, harvesting, processing, and selling food to people if we want to maintain a good quality of life.”Casey Call was born and raised on a fourth generation family owned vegetable and grain farm in New York State. After completing his degree in Ag Science at Cornell he moved across the country to become the agronomist for Grimmway Farms / Cal Organic in the central valley of California. Earning his MBA on nights and weekends, he eventually went to work at ag management software company, Granular which was later acquired by Dupont. At that time he moved on to become the Head Grower for Plenty, an indoor vertical farming company. All of these experiences led him to become the co-founder of Zordi, where he works alongside founder and CEO Gilwoo Lee to more fully automate fruit and vegetable production in greenhouses. As you're about to hear, Zordi acquires varieties from around the world, such as Korean and Japanese Strawberries, to grow and manage them with a fleet of harvesting and scouting robots. Then they market and sell those premium varieties through grocery stores. This is a massive project that they've taken on, and they've made significant progress in a short time. I respect Casey's perspective as one of the few people I know with firsthand growing experience on family farms, corporate farms, vertical farms, and greenhouse production systems. So it's interesting to see the ways he's combining this unique skill set.

This week we chat with  Cathy Maxson, the Head Grower and my supervisor from Sargents Greenhouse in Rochester Minnesota, USA. Cathy worked as a baker up until she needed a second job to fill time. She started as a waterer and has grown into a Head Grower position. She has taught me so much already this season about greenhouse maintenance and how be a greenhouse supervisor. In this chat we discuss:WATCH THE FULL VERSION OF THIS INPERSON INTERVIEW AND THE GREENHOUSE TOUR VIDEOS HEREHow she got into the green industry What are your duties as a Head Grower What is the difference between an annual and a perennialWhat tips and tricks do you advise people who want to get into the green industryWATCH my Proven Winner Road show on my PatreonWhat are the typical tasks?Why cut back plants?When to do bareroot plantingBugs over winter?What do you look at for annual greenhouse maintenance?Greenhouse styles and what they are used forSargent's sustainability ideologyWhat can improve with the green industry?EVERYTHING'S CONNECTEDWhat skills do you need?What is the biggest obstacle you face?What is the process of plant to consumer?Where do you see Sargents in the future?Where to find Sargent's:Sargents Sargent's FacebookSargent's Instagram Support the show***I am an affiliate with ENERGY BITS ( your daily algae tablet packed with nutrients) go visit this link and use code FLORAFUNGA at checkout for 20% off***SUPPORT THE SHOW: Join my Patreon for only $1/month [THATS only .03 cents a day!]Follow my other social media sites to interact and engage with me:Email me to be on the podcast or to in-person Interview: floraandfungapodcast@gmail.com FacebookInstagramTwitterYouTubePatreon Help support my book and tea buying habit by "Buying me a Book"a twist on buy me a coffeeWhen I reach my goal of $100 I will do a special book giveaway! Theme song : -Soundotcom called Go Rock -Take the Lead by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4458-take-the-leadLicense: http://creativecommons.org/

At an improbable greenhouse in the Utah desert, yummy tomatoes grow without soil and produce for nearly an entire year. The greenhouse gets heat and CO2 from a natural-gas power plant to which it is linked by a sort of umbilical cord. Within this bubble of clean, warm air, bumblebees pollinate the vines, and wasps fend off parasites. Whether you hope to build a colony on Mars or just aim to get a good tomato when there's snow on the ground, this is a good place to start. Guests: Travis Jones, General Manager of Longvine Growing Co. Martin Weijters, Head Grower at Longvine Growing Co.

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Leading the production team, ensuring all plants are grown in the correct environment with the necessary nutrition, watering and cultural techniques. I also lead the team for all plant production and preparation for show plants.

Today's guest is Matt Mooney, Head Grower at Franklin Fields of Michigan. He discusses how he went from a caregiver grow to a commercial grow and how he maintains the massive step up in production on a daily basis.

One thing we are always asked is to get stuck into some growing info. So for this week and next, we are going to look into the nitty-gritty of setting up a market garden. If you've ever thought this might be a career or business choice for you, then this podcast will hopefully shed some light on lots of the questions and considerations you need to take in right at the start. Who better to get down and get dirty with than, GIY's Head Grower Richard Mee, who is based at Grow HQ in Waterford city. GIY are a non-profit, social enterprise, helping people grow food, learn about food sustainability and ultimately teaching the country to GROW IT YOURSELF- GIY!Richard is an expert in biodiversity and horticulture and believe it or not, started growing at only 3 years old with his dad and since then has accumulated over 40 years of growing experience!. He studied for a BSc in Horticulture at Reading University and an MSc in Organic Farming at the Scottish Agricultural College. In addition to the UK and Ireland, Richard has grown veg all over the world, including Central America and Africa.We talk about the type of research you need to do before you set up, the size and the location of the land. We explore sowing, growing and harvesting including Crop Planning and Production, Soil Preparation, Sourcing Seed, Planting your crops and the type of equipment you might need. The type of Maintenance you can expect during the year and finally Harvesting and storing your produceOf course, financial considerations are important too, so we get Richard's tips on selling your produce. What type of investment would you need to start off in terms of time, resources and equipment. What kind of ongoing financial costs should I expect, and ultimately, is it worth it financially to grow vegetables and how much money can I make?But growing is far more than a financial reward and Richard is clearly passionate about this topic. So get stuck in, notebook at the ready, there's lots to learn here! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Samuel Hoefler is a 10-year cannabis industry professional and current Head Grower of Prūf Cultivar. Sam is finishing an agronomy at Oregon State University and focuses primarily on nutrient management, irrigation techniques, and cannabis crop production. Sam has created a novel cultivation model at Prūf Cultivar while building one of the most advanced and informative data sets on cannabis nutrient values to date. Sam's long term goals include establishing optimal nutrient ranges for cannabis, creating an open platform for industry professionals to share knowledge, and to continue pursuing a lifelong passion for researching cannabis cultivation.

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Episode #44: Serge - Cookies Cannabis Maywood Head Grower/Partner

The Cannabis 101 Podcast is your guide through the legalization and consumption of cannabis in Canada and beyond. It's not just about getting high, it's about getting healthy. Catch Hour One on Tuesday and Hour two on Wednesday.  I had a great opportunity this week, a virtual tour and education with Head Grower at Broken Coast, Kevin Anderson. I was able to have a short Q & A with Kevin and that is the bonus material, that couldn't make in the main episode because of a video issue. But enjoy this very rare conversation with one of the best in the business. Find out what Kevin did before he grew some of the best weed out there and what his favourite part of the growing process is.  You can hear full episodes and more at www.Cannabis101Podcast.ca where you can sign up for The Weed Weekly and get in on our Friday giveaway, and you can watch full episodes, individual segments and product reviews on our YouTube channel. Thanks to all our partners like Stone Smiths', you can find them here. 

The Cannabis 101 Podcast is your guide through the legalization and consumption of cannabis in Canada and beyond. It's not just about getting high, it's about getting healthy. Catch Hour One on Tuesday and Hour two on Wednesday.   This week I was invited to a virtual One on One session with Broken Coast Head Grower Kevin Anderson. It was a very educating event and I wish I could share more of it with you, the quality on some parts of the event, doesn't live up to our high standards. I still think you will enjoy the shortened version and get a peak inside Broken Coast.Chris Ianson is our educator and a Regional Manager with Plantlife Cannabis. Each week on Know Your Buds, we explore a different cultivar and make recommendations for what level of cannabis user it fits with based on their level of experience. I was so excited when I found out we were doing a higher CBD, lower THC cultivar and Dancehall from Spinach didn't disappoint. It's a sativa so great for day time use and it won't get you sky high but rather it invites creativity in a lot of people. We'll give you the Who-What-When it's good for (hint: everyone) and more. The Cannabis Question is about music and for What Pairs Well with Cannabis, I went with tough days, as the plant has literally been a life saver for me in the past.  You can hear full episodes and more at www.Cannabis101Podcast.ca where you can sign up for The Weed Weekly and get in on our Friday giveaway, and you can watch full episodes, individual segments and product reviews on our YouTube channel. Thanks to all our partners like Stone Smiths', you can find them here. 

Brett Wilson is the Co-Founder, Head-Grower, and Creator of the Lemonnade Cannabis Brand. The Lemonnade brand is the sister company to Cookies with its focus on cultivating the best Sativa strand on the market. Lemonnade was created alongside Billboard-charting rapper, Berner, and is known for its collaborations with lots of musicians such as Wiz Khalifa. Contact (IG: @growingpassion)Timestamps:(1:39) Getting into Cannabis(4:42) Controversy of Pot and Introducing it to Youth (8:25) Two Different Stories same Family(15:00) Santa Cruz, a Cannabis Capital (18:20) Motivation to Keep Growing Illegally (21:30) Connecting with Rapper Berner (Cookies Cannabis Brand)(24:59) Creation of Lemonnade Sativa Strand Brand (Ranked best in Nation)(28:20) Taste Testing Cannabis (30:40) Career Choice in Cannabis(32:50) Dan Bilzerian, Ignite(34:30) Lemonnade 2022 Vision(35:55) Psychedelics (37:25) Murder Mountain and Realities of Growing(44:12) Where to find Brett(44:52) EndFollow us on IG: https://www.instagram.com/thesocialeague/ Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thesocialeague?lang=enFollow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alessandro-allaman-3378b8197/Subscribe on YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE0cI_tdTbpi2B8Eeb5u1iVdCqK4ZydHo

Big thanks to our first special guest, Brett W, our new Head Grower at GP for 2021.   You can find and follow him on Instagram at @brettwithplants.  Every Plant Story is where we collect and share and discover the stories, lessons and passion behind the people who are always growing more. The podcast episode was directed by our Founder, Shane Maloy & produced by Shane/Gabriella Plants.  Order your next house plant online at GabriellaPlants.com

In this first episode of Grow Opportunity’s new podcast series, host Mari-Len De Guzman talks to Jake Ward, head grower at Nova Scotia-based licensed producer Aqualitas. Ward talks about his company’s journey toward sustainable production, through its innovate aquaponics system, and offers some real-world insights on growing quality cannabis in the most sustainable manner. It’s an engaging conversation you would want to listen to. Guest: Jake Ward, Head Grower, Aqualitas

Part 6.This is the last episode in the Beyond Coronavirus series and it ends with a bang - calling for global change in our food systems! Featuring new entrant farmers in Stroud, Nell Benney and Rosie Aitken, Head Grower at Edible Futures in Bristol, Humphrey Lloyd and Vicki Hird from Sustain: the alliance for better food and farming, in this episode we speak to access to land, food poverty, Community Supported Agriculture (CSA's), solidarity schemes, food policy, food sovereignty and what we can do, as eaters, as citizens of our food systems, to change our food and farming practices for the better - making them more resilient in the face of the multiple crises of today. Also hear more on the new Agricultural Bill in the UK post-Brexit and how this is relevant to countries and communities around the world. We can no longer eat our way into destruction, the time for change is NOW!Don't forget to share, review and subscribe! Follow @georgie.styles on InstagramSupport the show

Matthew Mullaney is currently a Head Grower and former Lab Manager in the cannabis space. He share’s his many thoughts on the wide world of cannabis. The post Matthew Mullaney Head Grower appeared first on Win-Win With Cannabis.

Megan Durney, Head Grower at the Pfeiffer Center, located in Chestnut Hills, NY, one of the oldest Biodynamic farms in the US, talks about the theory and practice of this sustainable farming method.

In this episode I sit down with Jason MacDonald, the Associate Director of Cultivation of one of the largest and most successful Cannabis companies in Colorado, Native Roots! We discuss important things like company culture, where the industry is headed with automation, how he got started and some advise for others with a look ahead.

How the reputation of cannabis has Changed with Anthony Franciosi, Founder and Head Grower for Honest Marijuana Company. This week we welcome a cannabis industry expert who recently made some comments about the Importance of Buying Legal Marijuana, How the reputation of cannabis has Changed and Pot Rules at Social Gatherings. Let’s welcome the Founder of Honest Marijuana Company. The vision for Honest Marijuana came to mind in 2008. Anthony had moved to Colorado, just a couple of years after the medical marijuana movement lit up. The laws were still fairly new and not many doctors there were writing up scripts. Anthony, with his slew of sports injuries, and his inquisitive nature, was the perfect patient for medical marijuana. He had the right medical history to get doctors into the swing of writing scripts for spliffs. But, Anthony wasn’t interested in being a patient; he wanted to be a producer. Having worked as a landscaper for close to a decade, Anthony had surrounded himself with quality, like-minded people who were all for going green (in the general organic sense that is). And, as serendipity would have it, most of them were cannabis growers too. Between his planting of herb gardens and perennials, the seeds for growing his own organic marijuana were planting themselves firmly in his mind.

How the reputation of cannabis has Changed with Anthony Franciosi, Founder and Head Grower for Honest Marijuana Company. This week we welcome a cannabis industry expert who recently made some comments about the Importance of Buying Legal Marijuana, How the reputation of cannabis has Changed and Pot Rules at Social Gatherings. Let’s welcome the Founder of Honest Marijuana Company. The vision for Honest Marijuana came to mind in 2008. Anthony had moved to Colorado, just a couple of years after the medical marijuana movement lit up. The laws were still fairly new and not many doctors there were writing up scripts. Anthony, with his slew of sports injuries, and his inquisitive nature, was the perfect patient for medical marijuana. He had the right medical history to get doctors into the swing of writing scripts for spliffs. But, Anthony wasn’t interested in being a patient; he wanted to be a producer. Having worked as a landscaper for close to a decade, Anthony had surrounded himself with quality, like-minded people who were all for going green (in the general organic sense that is). And, as serendipity would have it, most of them were cannabis growers too. Between his planting of herb gardens and perennials, the seeds for growing his own organic marijuana were planting themselves firmly in his mind.

Welcome back to our Meet the Company series! With each new series, you'll get the scoop on some of our favorite companies. This time around, we chat with the Native Roots team.For this episode in our Native Roots series, we speak with Jason MacDonald, Head Grower.Seed to Sound, presented by Vangst. A podcast for cannabis professionals. Produced by Catherine DeMuro and Hannah Holmgren. Music by Tyson Weigel.For more information, visit the Vangst blog.Follow us on Twitter!Support the show (https://vangst.com/)

How did a tense experience on the battlefield inspire Mark Benoit to become the Head Grower for Bright Farms Greenhouse in Virginia? Kaylah Jackson and Phil Briggs spoke with Mark about his journey from the military to world of hydroponic farming.  And learn how Veterans can find work in "growing" company.