Land, Water and the Future of Agriculture
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What does it take to navigate the complicated world of agriculture, and what challenges are facing the next generation of farmers and ranchers?
In this episode, Mary and Leah welcome Becky McTaggart of Agricultural Resources Consulting to talk about wetland and highly erodible land determinations, USDA programs, and the roles of the Farm Service Agency and Natural Resources Conservation Service.
Becky explains why the paperwork and requirements connected to agricultural assistance can be complicated, why land and water are such significant barriers for young people entering agriculture, and why stewardship matters to producers of every size.
The conversation also explores the growing disconnect between consumers and where their food comes from, the role of community gardens and urban agriculture, and some ideas for reconnecting people with the land and food production.
Along the way, Mary, Leah and Becky talk about the women who quietly help hold agricultural families and operations together.
It is a thoughtful conversation about agriculture, stewardship, food systems, and finding ways to keep the next generation connected to the land.
Find Becky: Visit growscorn.com to learn more about Agricultural Resources Consulting and get in touch with Becky.