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Low commodity prices and high interest rates are putting a squeeze on American farmers. A Better Way To Farm shows you how to maximize profit so you can farm the way you want! Visit https://abetterwaytofarm.com to use the free Farm Profit Score calculator.
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The Holistic Health Heroes Podcast is for health seekers who know it’s time to become your own health advocate! Together, we will strive to answer the question, “How will you maintain your health in an increasingly toxic world?” From superfoods and supplements to gadgets and lifestyle hacks, we’ll explore a full spectrum of holistic health modalities. Sharing stories from natural product founders, and service providers, we aim to find and research holistic methods to help you save time in fi ...
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Project Botany

David Brooksby

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The Project Botany podcast is a weekly audio tour of the fictional Project Botany facilities. Each of these tours will explore aspects of botany and help demystify the fascinating and mysterious field of botany. Check out our website projectbotany.com and keep an eye for Project Botany on Facebook and Twitter.
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Are you ready to stay young and stay healthy? Listen in as world renown health experts Drs. Walter Gaman and Mark Anderson, along with health and wellness expert Judy Gaman bring you information that you can use. Never before has learning about health been so entertaining. Play along with the Medical Mania Trivia, or be shocked by the latest in science and research. Guests include leading scientists, best selling authors, and well known celebrities. #stay young #Staying Young Show #Executive ...
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Menopause Matters, Let’s Talk

Heather Currie and Ruth Devlin

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The podcast which we hope will become your go to for anything to do with the menopause & related topics. Each episode will be packed with useful information & resources to help you make those more informed decisions. We will provide information you can trust with no ‘flim flam’ or doom & gloom. =================================== If you have listened to our podcasts already, please complete our short survey, only 9 questions, at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/S5RGV8P ======================== ...
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Is melatonin just a sleep aid... or is it a miracle? From its powerful role as the body’s master clock to its antioxidant and immune-modulating effects, melatonin has become a subject of growing interest in holistic and functional medicine. Join me in this episode, as I dive into promising research in areas like cancer, autoimmune conditions, and i…
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In Magherafelt, David Maxwell visits Yew Cottage garden where Philip Stewart is turning his pond into a sunken garden. He hopes to turn a ‘frost pocket’ into a place for tender plants including bananas. In County Clare, Karoly Torok takes us on a tour of Vandeleur Walled Garden, which is now a thriving community space after years of neglect. Colin …
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Ever wonder why some farm products are dirt cheap while others cost more? Here’s the truth: not all products are created equal. In this episode, we pull back the curtain on micronutrients, sugar, and other inputs to show you why the cheapest jug may be the most expensive mistake you’ll ever make. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: • Why weak chelat…
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If you've got Crohn's Disease then listen up! It's important to tackle this condition with a holistic/functional medicine perspective. Why? Because even traditional MD doctors are saying that conventional treatment alone isn't enough to put it in remission. But real people out there (including some doctors themselves) have made a full recovery! Tun…
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This week, David Maxwell heads to County Antrim where he meets a Canadian couple gardening in the shadow of Slemish. Judith and Hugh Jackson moved to the area from Vancouver after they both retired. They built a house in a rural area and they quickly realised that gardening at 300 metres above sea level meant they needed plants that can look after …
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Are you paying for nitrogen that never even makes it into your crop? Over applying means run off that goes straight into rivers, drinking water, and out of your pocket. It’s a growing problem for farmers. However, you don’t have to settle. You can grow high yields with less nitrogen, protect your ground, and your profits. In this episode, we get re…
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Just as the Earth nourishes the plants that sustain us, so too does it offer us substances like Shilajit—ancient minerals and nutrients forged over centuries—to restore balance and vitality to our bodies. Have you noticed just how popular this black resin has become? I have! And that made me curious to look into it. Tune in and hear about all the t…
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Carl Wright never intended to make a garden when he bought an old cottage in The Burren. Had he known he’d become smitten with plants he wouldn’t have chosen to live in an area famous for it’s limestone rock covered by a thin layer of soil. But after importing hundreds of tons of topsoil over 25 years he has created a garden like no other. It’s a s…
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Let’s cut to the chase…are you really getting a return from that dry broadcast? It’s time to take an honest look. Farming costs are going up, margins are getting tighter, and the old “just throw more out there” approach isn’t cutting it anymore. In this episode, we walk through why dry broadcast became popular, what the problems with it are, and wh…
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So much pain and suffering goes undiagnosed around these conditions I thought it high time to focus in on them and find an expert out there to recommend. Even though I'm just getting familiarized with Dr Rodger Murphree, I can tell... he knows his stuff. I hope you enjoy learning along with me as I share a few bits from his book as well as some thi…
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David travels to the award winning Farmyard Nurseries in Carmarthenshire where Richard Bramley shows him the large collection of fly eating Sarracenia. Greg Sachno reveals how he’s created a small garden orchard on the windswept Ards Peninsula. It includes an apple unique to the local area called Ecklinville seedling and an apple genetically linked…
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How do we make money on the farm when costs keep going up and the weather keeps changing? In this episode, we talk about the choices that can make or break your season. We’ll cover how to fight tough diseases like southern rust and tar spot, and what to do when drought or floods hurt your crop. Here’s what you’ll learn: • Why using a full system wo…
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This episode we start the conversation about this incredibly challenging and often misunderstood topic. Much more work needs to be done in this area within communities and within healthcare. To help us navigate our way through the many issues women can face we are delighted to welcome onto the podcast Dr Shasi Prasad a GP, BMS accredited Advanced M…
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Let's take stock and celebrate! It's episode 100 and I'm reflecting on our top 5 most downloaded episodes to look back at some of what we've learned so far in recording 100 episodes. PLUS, I'm answer some of your questions sent in via the "text" notifications at the bottom of these show notes! I'm also planning on tackling some BIG topics going for…
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Want to know what’s really driving the fertilizer market? In this episode, I sit down with Josh Linville, who has spent more than 20 years working in the fertilizer industry. He helps us make sense of the ups and downs farmers are facing right now. We’ll talk about why soil testing matters, how to make use of micronutrients, and ways to stay profit…
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Continuing the conversation we started in Series 3 episode 5 about the 5 gynaecological cancers, this episode we delve into the complex topics of taking HRT after having cancer, why some women might consider having risk reducing surgery, when is it appropriate to get tested for altered genes and how would you know. To chat through these topics with…
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It's back-to-school time and that can come with a lot of stress! Even if that is not in your schedule right now, perhaps you're dealing with a huge life event, a job change, financial difficulties or any other life happening that is challenging your mood. I want you to know that there are things that can help you bust the blues and shift your mood.…
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Can farmers transform volatility into opportunity? As we confront soaring costs, erratic markets, and unpredictable weather, let’s explore how strategic inputs and data-driven techniques can safeguard yields and maximize profits. You’ll learn: • How to optimally use resources like nitrogen; • The importance of relying on proven strategies; and • Wh…
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In Series 3, episode 1, we tackled the macronutrients and glucose spikes as well as a reminder about a few basics we should all be remembering. This time we take a dive into the topic of micronutrients. Why some women might need a wee boost in certain areas going through this transitional stage of life and which nutrients are we actually talking ab…
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Do you experience energy crashes, carb cravings or mood swings? What about brain fog and difficulty concentrating? When you do eat, do you experience fatigue? These all could be a signal that your body is experiencing blood sugar dysregulation. And that's a big deal because it indicates serious metabolic consequences including increasing your risk …
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What do you do when your son says he forgot to booking a venue for his wedding ceremony? You offer your garden of course and call in the Gardeners’ Corner experts for a bit of help. This week presenter David Maxwell and garden expert Rosie Maye get their gardening kit and head to Bangor to help mum and dad, Nicola and Sheldon Hinds, get their garde…
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Sometimes the biggest shift starts with asking better questions. In this episode, you’ll hear from Preston and Charles. These two farmers got tired of doing things the same old way. They started asking questions, looking for answers, and found a better way to farm. They’ll share: • How learning just, a little more made a big difference; • Why the F…
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Testosterone…a word which conjures up certain expectations for some women alongside causing additional confusion for others. In this episode we set a few things straight for you and to help us do that we were delighted to chat with Professor Susan Davis, the renowned leading specialist and researcher on this topic. This episode once again reinforce…
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Neuropathy is more than pins and needles. Did you know at the core, it's nerve damage or nerve dysfunction? What type of neuropathy are you experiencing? I just learned there are multiple types! It's more than peripheral. I found there are three types of neuropathy and your approach to treating them might vary. Join me as I uncover the many causes …
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What if optimizing your foliar feeding techniques could dramatically enhance your plant health and yield? Let’s explore some foliar feeding best practices, where key preventive measures against crop burn take center stage. Here’s what you’ll learn: • Why temperature monitoring is important; • How to prevent residual chemical damage during spraying,…
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In this episode we continue the conversation about complementary therapies and delve into the well known restorative effects of reflexology, a renowned source of relaxation for many, although there are a few sceptics out there who wonder how a bit of ‘fiddling with your feet’ can really help! To help us understand everything we’re delighted to welc…
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Red, itchy, inflamed and blotchy skin patches can be painful. These symptoms could be signs of dermatitis or eczema. But don't make the mistake of only treating this issue topically. Skin outbreaks are a little tap on the shoulder that something deeper is going on. That brings us to the gut-skin axis. If your gut is inflamed or imbalanced, you will…
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Are you tired of doing the same thing every year and hoping for better results? In this episode we share simple tips from farmers who are growing more and spending less. You’ll hear how small changes can make a big difference, how learning from others can speed up your success, and how there are already be valuable nutrients deep in your soil if yo…
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There’s a whole range of complementary therapies out there to choose from, is it all a load of hocus pocus…are they worth looking into to help give you that truly holistic approach when coping with symptoms associated with the menopause or looking to enhance your overall quality of life and wellbeing… To help us start to navigate our way through th…
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Ever wonder, why is zinc recommended to me when I get a cold? What is it actually and how does it support my body? I have! So, I decided to spotlight this trace mineral that we need for a variety of body processes. In this episode I dig into why zinc is helpful for a cold, how it actually supports your body, and what does zinc deficiency might look…
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With The Open championship taking place on County Antrim’s north coast, David Maxwell gets some top tips on grass keeping from those who prepared the Royal Portrush course for the world’s top golfers. With Ash dieback now present across the country, a question from a caller prompts the team to look at the latest research suggesting there may be som…
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Want to grow more while spending less? This episode shows how farmers across the country are doing just that with A Better Way to Farm. We’ll talk about how using the right products (based on real soil tests) can make a big difference. You’ll hear about the hard work it takes, but also the rewards that come from doing things the right way. You’ll l…
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When you're undergo a stressful life event like moving, divorce or a health crisis of a loved one you are likely to get nutrient deficiencies. In order to overcome those and get back to optimal health and wellness, you're going to have to address those deficiencies so nothing worse comes from it down the chain (so-to-speak). I get my vitamins and m…
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Is Boron the Secret to Higher Yields? Could just a few ounces of boron be what your crops are missing? Today we’re talking about boron. A nutrient that can make a big impact. It helps plants build strong cell walls, move sugars, and fix nitrogen. It also plays a big role in pollination and helps crops grow better in hot, dry weather. In this episod…
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With the summer holidays here Gardeners’ Corner gets some inspiration on what to do with the kids in the garden from Amy Kelly. Presenter David Maxwell visits Shaun Boyd’s wildlife garden at Brockagh woods near Ballymoney and is tickling the solution to tackling some of the worst weeds? Ann FitzSimons is deploying a special weeding tool to keep one…
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Are your sunflowers really reaching their full potential? In this episode, Rod teams up with Denny, to break down the science that drives higher yields like how photosynthesis impacts sugar production, and why nutrient timing matters more than ever. You’ll hear: • How corn’s photosynthesis process beats sunflowers (and what to do about it); • Safe …
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"We don't bounce back, we emerge as someone new," is one of the poignant soundbites my guest shared in this episode. Kimberly Hand is a wellness and lifestyle expert and the host of The Cinnamon Effect podcast… which I had the pleasure of being a guest of recently. Kimberly is passionate about helping others live a sweeter, healthier and more fulfi…
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Gardeners’ Corner celebrates 40 years of the programme with a garden party at Ballyrobert Cottage Garden in County Antrim. Among those attending former presenters and contributors with fond memories of the programme. Presenter David Maxwell chats to Libby Hunter who presented the first programme in June 1985 and to Julie Brown who produced the show…
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Today we’re having a conversation with our client Josh. We talk about how he made the shift from traditional dry NPK to a more efficient liquid system for better nutrient management and increased yields. Our guest opens up, so you’ll learn: • How he no-tills his farm and uses cover crops; • How to select the perfect foliar mix; and • Cutting edge t…
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Onelly Hernandez is a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (NTP), Autoimmune Protocol (AIP) Coach, and the founder of AIP Conmigo. As a Hashimoto’s warrior herself, Onelly helps women with thyroid disorders and autoimmune conditions lose weight, boost energy, and ditch chronic fatigue, without crash diets or cookie-cutter programs. Join us as we talk t…
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On the day of the summer solstice, Gardeners’ Corner heads to a market garden known across the globe on social media. Barrie Quinn has created Portnoo Market Garden in Donegal over the last 5 years. He tells presenter David Maxwell why he’s so passionate about producing organic veg on his hillside plot. In Culmore, just a few miles from Londonderry…
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Think pouring on more nitrogen is the key to big yields? Think again. Too much nitrogen can backfire, costing you money and hurting your crop. The real win comes from using the right amount at the right time and making sure it works with your whole fertility plan. Our guest explains how to use nutrients better. You’ll learn: • Why your crops need a…
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Sometimes when you hear a phrase over and over again and then you hear something that goes against that line of thinking, it can be confusing. That's why I wanted to shine a light on the fact that there are SOME seed oils that actually have healing properties. For instance, the star of this show is black cumin seed oil, which as the following benef…
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This week David Maxwell heads to the kitchen garden behind chef Neven Maguire’s restaurant in Blacklion, County Cavan. There his grower Kevin, produces micro-greens, herbs and edible flowers just a few steps away from the award winning restaurant and cookery school. Neven chats about his mission to inspire everyone to produce home grown gourmet foo…
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What if you could know your if your corn needs more nitrogen with 97% accuracy? With a PSNT (Pre-Sidedress Nitrogen Test) you can! Our guest expert shares: • Why the V4 to V6 stages are so important; • How the PSNT works; and • Tips to help you save money and increase corn yields! If you want to use nitrogen the right way and get more out of your c…
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Can you really build a strong team just by calling out the good in people? In this episode, we’re talking about how leading with encouragement can change your farm, your family, and your future. We can’t control the weather or crop prices, but we can control how we respond. Farming throws plenty of curveballs. When we choose to react with grit, gra…
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It's time to start asking, "why is my body inflamed to begin with?" when you have skin issues. Whether it's a 25 year old or a 45 year old, skin issues can feel debilitating, wreaking havoc on confidence and setting you back from your happiest, healthiest self. Let's dig in on skin health, uncover the gut-skin axis and find out what's really going …
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With many people counting down the days to summer holidays, presenter David Maxwell gets a question from one listener who wants to know the best way to water her pots when she’s away. Also on the programme, a visit to two of the 20 gardens opening as part of ‘Secret Gardens of Loughgall’ weekend. In County Fermanagh, Dougal Dorman explains how the …
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Join David Maxwell and his guests live from Bord Bia Bloom in Dublin’s Phoenix Park. He catches up with designers, Linda McKeown, James Purdy and Leonie Cornellius who all picked up medals and visits the postcard cards which are constructed in just one day. Claire McNally chooses her stand out plants from the show and chef Neven Maguire brings a ta…
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Today we’re sharing simple tips to turn problem acres into productive ones. You’ll learn how potassium and magnesium compete in the soil and why weather can make it harder for plants to take in nutrients. With the right plan though, even your toughest fields can do well. We’ll also cover how foliar feeding helps crops under stress and how cover cro…
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