Is Your Soil Test Telling You the Whole Story? Rethinking Soil Fertility with Grant Wells

by laura@kickstartcollective.co | Oct 13, 2026 | Whole Farm Podcast

Is Your Soil Test Telling You the Whole Story? Rethinking Soil Fertility with Grant Wells The Whole Farm Podcast For decades, farmers have relied on soil testing to make decisions about fertilizer applications, nutrient management, and crop production. But what if...

Building Better Soil with a Crop that Requires Tillage with Aries Haygood

by laura@kickstartcollective.co | Sep 29, 2026 | Whole Farm Podcast

Building Better Soil with a Crop that Requires Tillage with Aries Haygood The Whole Farm Podcast Can Regenerative Agriculture Work in Onions? One Georgia Grower Is Finding Out When people talk about regenerative agriculture, the conversation often turns to no-till,...

Farming, Creation & Stewardship: Regenerative Agriculture Through the Lens of God’s Design

by laura@kickstartcollective.co | Sep 15, 2026 | Whole Farm Podcast

Farming, Creation & Stewardship: Regenerative Agriculture Through the Lens of God’s Design The Whole Farm Podcast This episode of The Whole Farm Podcast is a little different. Michael and Les sit down for a conversation about faith, creation, agriculture, and what...

CHONEX Wins ConvergeSouth Regional Pitch Competition, Advances to Startup World Cup Global Finals in San Francisco

by laura@kickstartcollective.co | Sep 1, 2026 | News

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CHONEX Wins ConvergeSouth Regional Pitch Competition, Advances to Startup World Cup Global Finals in San Francisco Alabama-based crop input platform, on the market in 22 states, takes the overall title out of over 100 startups competing to...

Farming Less, Making More: Why Adam Chappell Stopped Chasing Acres and Started Chasing Profit

by laura@kickstartcollective.co | Sep 1, 2026 | Whole Farm Podcast

Farming Less, Making More: Why Adam Chappell Stopped Chasing Acres and Started Chasing Profit The Whole Farm Podcast For years, growth in agriculture has often meant one thing: more acres. When margins get tighter, the conventional response is to spread fixed costs...