Soil Sisters Podcast

Listen and Subscribe

Rehabilitating farm & ranch Land

The Soil Sisters podcast documents the journey of rehabilitating Texas farm and ranch land using regenerative practices - from land stewardship and intentional farm and ranch planning to growing industrial hemp, ancient grains, and nutrient-dense food for our communities. If you're a newbie to regenerative agriculture or simply curious to grow healthy food for your family, we invite you to dig in with the Soil Sisters.

Soil Sisters Season Three Johanna Nuding Soil Sisters Season Three Johanna Nuding

Texas Hemp Laws Explained: Aaron Owens on Federal Deadlines, Regulation and Synthetic THC

What does the future of hemp look like in Texas? Recorded live at Thorn & Bred in Lockhart, Texas, this Soil Sisters episode features Aaron Owens, founder and CEO of Tejas Tonic, for a Q&A with the local community, bringing real questions and perspectives into an important conversation about the future of Texas agriculture. ⚖️ The December 11, 2026 deadline: Aaron discusses the regulatory changes that could significantly affect the future of hemp and hemp-derived products. With the industry facing uncertainty at both the federal and state levels, the conversation explores what these changes could mean for Texas farmers, small businesses, and consumers… and how to take action now!

Read More
Soil Sisters Season One Johanna Nuding Soil Sisters Season One Johanna Nuding

The Hemp Farming Frontier

Meet Lucas Evans, founder of E3 Agriculture, an advanced agricultural solutions company with a focus on the burgeoning industrial hemp sector and localizing supply chains while developing sustainable building materials and consumer products. In this Soil Sisters episode, we review the benefits of hemp in terms of soil health, versatility, and economic opportunity. And explore the concept of 'seed to shelter,' the development of local hemp economies, and the importance of seed sovereignty. This chat also covers the practical aspects of starting hemp farming, including land preparation, seed selection, and community building. Hemp has the potential to transform agriculture, support local communities, and build regenerative practices for future generations. Dig in with the Soil Sisters!

Read More

Save 15% w/ Code: SISTERS at checkout

OFFICIAL BEVERAGE OF

TX SOIL SISTERS

TX Soil Sisters

Powered by B&P Electric