In this episode, Tillery Timmons-Sims interviews Kyle Bingham, Jeremy Brown, and Lacy Cotter-Vardeman. Each guests share their varying opinions on agriculture practices best suited for their climate, the importance of sustainability, and how producers can implement regenerative farming practices. 

More about our guests: 
Kyle Bingham, Bingham Family Vineyards  •  Instagram  •  Facebook  •  Website 
Jeremy Brown, Broadview Agriculture Inc  •  Facebook  •  Website 
Lacy Cotter-Vardeman, Cotter Key Farms / SARA  •  Instagram  •  Facebook  •  Website 

For more information about SARA, please visit sara-conservation.com
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To view the video with this episode, please visit the SARA website or YouTube. 

For further information, check out these resources mentioned in the episode: 
• Dirt to Soil by Gabe Brown (Book)
• Ken Burns: The Dust Bowl (Documentary)
• Lubbock: From Town to City (Book) 

Conservation Stories is presented by The Sandhills Area Research Association (SARA). Subscribe now to hear all the interviews.

Upcoming Episodes Include: 

• Bingham Family Winery with Kyle Bingham


• Broadview Agriculture Inc with Jeremy Brown


• Cotter Key Farms with Lacy Cotter-Vardeman


• West Texas Meats with Matt Campbell


• Growing Together Texas with Jessica Tullar Caroom

"Through a troublesome combination of necessity and inclination, the farmer who evolved on the plains developed a healthy propensity for innovation. He learned to accept change or he failed. He extolled the doctrine of unending progress and, as a matter of practicality, kept one eye on his neighbors’ crop and cultivation practices and adapted those which proved promising.”
-Richard Mason, Lubbock: From Town to City