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Thanks so much. I am just happy to have the opportunities. As long as we as a company always stay true to our mission and moral compass is pointed correctly and done with humility - I am happy with that. The rest is just a cherry on top.

Hahaha I had a few New Mat guys in the presentation as well, and a couple Athens county guys (shade area). Sure was fun. I touched on timber a bit as well and many really like that.

I never could have imagined that writing a few occasional blogs about soil health, food plots for deer, and my tomato garden would lead to the opportunity to present in the great state of West Virginia. Recently, I had the honor of speaking to an outstanding group that included members of NRCS...

Great project, looks fantastic!

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/everland-outdoors-podcast/id1847688276?i=1000750126670 Had fun talking with these guys - all things soils and dpsm studies I’ve done on my farm.

Mid February. Snow on the ground. Deer still feeding mid-day. Where a monoculture slows or quits, diversity keeps working. Carbon Load keeps growing. Keeps feeding deer. Keeps feeding the soil. That’s biology, not luck.

All NEW! 1. Soil consulting services 2. New bundles 3. Alfalfa Edge 4. Rewards! Listen here - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/habitat-podcast/id1362671817?i=1000749588818

I am truly humbled and grateful to be asked to speak at this event just outside of Parkersburg, West Virginia. I’ve chased my passion and continue to learn every day about whitetail deer and, more specifically, soils, from growing food plots, to helping flower farmers, to consulting with row...

Buddy - I called myself a freaking Neanderthal numerous times as I was reading that book. I’m not sure I am the same species as them! lol. I need to read more Steve R.

awesome! Congrats man!!

I recently finished The Elegant Universe by Brian Greene, and it’s one of those books that stays with you not because you understand everything, but because it reshapes how you think. One of the most striking takeaways is how foundational ideas still are. Newtonian physics and Einstein’s...

NEW THIS YEAR!! We wouldn’t be here without you. From food plotters to farmers, gardeners to land managers, your trust means everything to us. That’s why we’re excited to roll out Vitalize Bucks 🦌💰 A simple way for us to give back to those who support what we believe in: better soils, better...

Where Soil Chemistry and Biology Meet | 101 Soil chemistry is the foundation of the house. It gives soil strength and stability through pH, calcium, and proper balance. Without that foundation, structure is weak and inconsistent. Soil biology is the framing, windows, and doors that make the...

Know What You’re Planting. Online, it’s common to hear: Just get the cheapest seed. Price matters, but it’s not the whole story. An analogy we often use is that seed is like the ingredients in a cake. You can buy a cake made with the cheapest ingredients available and it might be fine. Or you...

Residue Management in No Till: The Carbon and Nitrogen Balance Successful no till systems are not defined by how much residue is left on the surface, but by whether residue is cycled or stratified. The Vitalize One Two System highlights a broader rule that applies to all cropping systems...

How does lime actually raise soil pH? Soil acidity isn’t just a number on a soil test. It’s driven by hydrogen (H⁺) occupying exchange sites on soil colloids. When we apply traditional ag lime, whether high-calcium lime or dolomitic lime, the pH change does not come from calcium or magnesium...