On today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with Kass Rauber, Southland Federated Farmers Vice-President, about the dairy farms across the province still relying on generators to keep their cows milked, the support on offer to those affected by the recent storm and the dauting clean up ahead... He talks with Shaun Forgie, co-founder and director of Dung Beetle Innovations, about its ongoing quest for a national release policy for dung beetles, how they can assist with parasite reduction in livestock and

Hey garden enthusiasts, Ken & Lisa Watters Lain, The Mountain Gardeners here! Get ready to catch Ken and Lisa's gardening bug! They're bursting with knowledge and passion for growing beautiful things, and they're ready to share it all with you. Don't miss out on this chance to level up your gardening game! Included in This Week’s Show: 🌲 Top 7 Pine Trees for the Mountain West Landscape 🍂 Q & A - Aspen How Low Will They Grow 🌲 Your Guide to Cedars: Best Picks for Mountain West Gardens 🌳

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The source provides an extensive overview of vertical farming, defining it as a method of growing crops in vertically stacked layers within Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) using soilless systems like hydroponics and aeroponics. The episode highlights the critical benefits of this technology, including space efficiency, water conservation, and year-round production, making it a promising solution to address global challenges like population growth and limited arable land. However, the source

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The source provides an overview of the top ten U.S. cities for urban gardening during 2025 and 2026, driven by factors like increasing interest in sustainability and food security. Each city, including Portland, Seattle, and Austin, is analyzed based on its climate suitability, community resources, unique policy advantages, and specific challenges for growers. The episode highlights how cities support urban agriculture through programs like community gardens, lenient zoning laws, and educational

In this episode, I interview Todd McCormick, who has over 40 years of experience in the garden. We discuss how modern breeding methods are transforming old-school genetics and what that means for the future of cultivation. Todd shares his insights on trichomes, thiols, organic gardening, and creating ideal plant environment conditions. We also dive into autos, evolving genetics, and how tradition and innovation are coming together in today’s growing world. Support the show

John and Tiger streamed the show from the California Coastal Rose Society’s Rare and Unusual Rose Show and Auction in Oceanside. No regular studio broadcast this week. The episode features conversations with growers, insight on heritage and new rose varieties, and observations from the event floor. John also mentions returning from Texas after visiting family and meeting his first great-grandchild. The focus stays on roses, cultivation notes, and what makes certain varieties stand out in

Better Lawns and Gardens Hour 2 – Coming to you from the Summit Responsible Solutions Studios.   Garden expert, Teresa Watkins spooks producer Lizzie Steele with deadly plants that can be found in Florida and around the world. Dirty Word of the Day is Anthocyanin. Garden topics and questions include urban legends, safety in growing oleander, differences between Christmas and Thanksgiving cactus, what to do in your Fall garden, and more. https://rb.gy/0hzjxx Sign up for Teresa’s monthly gardening

Better Lawns and Gardens Hour 1 – Coming to you from the Summit Responsible Solutions Studios.  Garden expert Teresa Watkins celebrates Halloween with her list of black flowers, ornamental grasses and tropical plants. Teresa’s Top Five Florida Black Plants to grow in Florida. Garden questions and topics include cooler weather and expected rainfall for the state, how to subscribe to Teresa’s free monthly “In Your Backyard” newsletter, when to root plumeria, planting carrots, new Floridian wonders if

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Send me a one-way text about this episode! I'll give you a shout out or answer your question on a future episode. In this final Homemaker Portrait of 2025, I am chatting with In-the-Trenches homemaker and mama to 5 girls, Jenny Nanninga. I loved this conversation with Jenny. She is so wise, funny, and really, she's an open book. She candidly shares her struggles to accept and adjust to life in a 700 square foot home with 5 girls and one bathroom. Though God blessed them 2 years ago wit...

In case you missed it... Dom talks with Trevor Topfer, executive director of Blockchain NZ, about why a lack of government policy around emerging digital technologies such as blockchain could see New Zealand lose billions of dollars in potential GDP to foreign markets, how it improve the traceability of New Zealand’s agricultural and horticultural exports and meeting with MPs in Parliament this week along with other industry leaders. Tune in daily for the latest and greatest REX rural content

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Is that your Mum? Its that time of year, ladies and gents. The Growing Season highlights the wonders of fall on this week's episode. Fall Mums, bulbs and much more are the fare that The McFarlands dine out on this week. Halloween kicks off the show. Matt talks a little about his kids and their halloween adventures. On the horticultural side, is it time to remove your annuals? The trio discuss. Ragweed is still raging and pollinating. How is that poss...

Send us a text In this episode, we talk about garden soils, compost and all things earthy, because with out it, we wouldn't be able to grow anything, so we need to look after it and understand it. We also talk about dry areas, wet areas, and damp areas in the garden. Also ideas on how to work with them. so join Jeremy and Trudi for todays episode to find out more. Support the show Join us on a monthly basis for hints and tips on how to have the Ideal Garden.

Warm-season lawn choices and shade (fine-blade zoysias vs. St. Augustine), grub issues in zoysia; hornworms vs. armyworms; when to cut back lantana (after a hard freeze); deer-resistant winter color with snapdragons; and how trimming ligustrum now can cost you spring blooms, with quick spacing notes for future shade trees.