All new episodes of the limited-run series Lessons From The Land are back in 2026! Starting in June, a new episode will be released each month, featuring stories on sustainability, conservation, and how state, local, and federal partners are supporting farmers to meet the demands of consumers.

We delve into what sustainability looks like at all stops along the value chain, from the field to the food aisles.

Lessons From The Land is a limited-run podcast supported by The Minnesota Farm Bureau and the Natural Conservation Resources Conservation Service, a division of the USDA.

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Regenerative agriculture is more than just a trend—it’s a powerful solution for restoring soil health, improving biodiversity, and creating resilient farms. In this episode, we sit down with Dawn and Grant Breitkreutz, regenerative farmers from Redwood Falls, Minnesota, who have spent the last 20 years transforming their land using soil health principles, holistic grazing, and sustainable land management practices.

Learn how regenerative ranching benefits livestock, restores degraded farmland, and enhances environmental sustainability. Discover practical techniques like rotational grazing, cover cropping, and no-till farming that can help rebuild soil organic matter and improve water retention. Whether you’re a farmer, conservationist, or simply curious about the future of food production, this episode provides real-world insights into the power of regenerative land stewardship.

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Join us on Lessons From The Land as we sit down with Rachel Gray, the powerhouse behind Little Timber Farms in Blackduck, Minnesota, and 2023 Beltrami County Farm Family of the Year. In this inspiring episode, Rachel shares her incredible journey from kindergarten teacher to successful cattle rancher, managing over 500 F1 baldy heifers through innovative, sustainable farming practices.

Discover how this fourth-generation farmer is revolutionizing beef cattle production with rotational grazing systems, water quality certification, and meticulous cattle breeding programs that connect her with ranchers nationwide. Rachel opens up about navigating multi-generational farming dynamics with her father, Murl Nord, son Nick, and grandchildren, who are already learning the family trade.

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