Nicole Masters

Nicole Masters, an educator in regenerative agriculture, joins Zach Weiss, a protégé of Sepp Holzer specializing in ecosystem restoration, and Mark Shepard, an expert in landscape hydrology. They delve into the critical role of restoring hydrological functions to combat climate change. Highlights include assessing drought impacts in various regions, innovative strategies for reviving healthy water cycles, and sustainable agricultural practices like agroforestry. The discussion also emphasizes the importance of soil health and community engagement in managing landscapes effectively.

Nicole Masters, an internationally recognized agroecologist from New Zealand and director of Integrity Soils, shares her expertise on regenerative agriculture. She discusses the fascinating world of microbial dynamics in soil health and how tailored microbial applications can improve crop outcomes. The impact of epigenetics on soil memory and plant communication emerges as a key theme. Masters also explores innovative practices like bio-priming, which enhances soil resilience and plant immunity. Her insights emphasize the vital role of empathy and mindset in fostering sustainable agricultural practices.

Marnie Thompson, Montana soil health practitioner who educates farmers; Nick Mole, UK pesticide policy lead fighting chemical use; Vicki Hird, wildlife and invertebrate advocate and author; Nicole Masters, agroecologist and regenerative soil coach. They question common garden chemicals, read weeds as soil clues, explore pesticide-free public spaces, and share practical tips for nurturing soil life and wildlife-friendly greens.