Listener Reviews

This podcast really makes you realize that it’s not that hard to do thing right. She breaks natural farming down in a way that’s highly understandable and approachable.

Thanks for the great idea to mow weedy beds and plant buckwheat! I’ll be trying that this week.

I’m somewhere on the journey to…not sure what to call the general philosophy of this podcast…regenerative practices? Not sure where I’ll land, but regardless, this podcast is fascinating. I always learn interesting things…It’s great brain food while I’m working. I highly recommend.

Started listening to Jennie talk flowers and growing this spring. Slowly going backwards through all the shows. I co-run a small organic market farm and have been expanding our cut flower component since last season. Flowers, both growing them and demand are definitely slower to catch on to practices that are the best for our greater natural ecosystem. This podcast addresses cut flower farming from that mindset: gentle and beneficial to the earth while being successful growers. I love the general reminders to occasional guests of who the audience is! Farmers that want to do better! We do no till on about 1/6th of our 2 acre farm and want to start switching all the way over. A nice thing about this podcast, is I find it very hands on and appropriate for any grower- not just flower farmers. Thanks Jennie! I’m really appreciating the hands on info. jADM in a bucket. And I want to try a test area to apply weed tea to too. Thanks- emma

I’ve recently found this podcast and have fallen in love! As a second year flower farmer I have pears SO MUCH from these detailed shows. I’m voraciously consuming them and I can’t wait for more!

Jennie’s conversational style just pulls me in. Never a dull moment and so much valuable and educational information. Each show leaves me pondering the content to the point I may listen again and take notes. I highly recommend!

Jenny Love does such a great job educating people on regenerative farming. I especially love the show because it talks about regenerative farming in flower farming which is rarely discussed. The topics are amazing touching on every question I have needed answered. She’s so funny and gives me so much hope for farming in general. Her awareness of what a new farmer needs to hear is very evident in the topics she picks for episodes. That being said, this is not light and fluffy…this is deep dive stuff that gets to the core and the technicalities of a producing flowers regeneratively.

a must follow for any flower farmer or regenerative grower!

I listen to a variety of podcasts as a small scale, conscientious-till cut flower farmer. The No Till Flowers podcast is, hands down, the most informative while being the most entertaining listen out there! Jennie is FULL of pertinent questions and her enthusiasm is able to tease out really deep, nuanced and truthful responses from her guests. The content is accessible and useful for both beginners and veteran farmers alike. The show notes are extensive for future references, as well. The whole experience has been a total asset and game changer for my farm. Thank you!!!!

Believe me when I say this, I listen to A LOT OF GARDENING PODCASTS. This one is the best, and if you’re a cut flower farmer you’ve just found heaven. I’ve listen to all the No-Till pods out there and I can say that no one is bringing this type of regenerative content. We can call it no-till flowers all we want, but this is SO MUCH MORE. If it were not for Jennie I would’ve never gone down half the rabbit holes I have traveled today. Seriously, you’re gonna get your mind blown. Organic is so basic. If it weren’t for this I wouldn’t be farming this season. It gave me the extra push I needed in November to realize I was ready to go get after it, there was no best season ever, there was never gonna be enough knowledge, the perfect moment, etc… this is my favorite podcast and I recommend it to literally every single grower of any scale every single chance I get. I’ve been starting community gardens, interning on farms or running my own urban homestead or micro farm for nearly 17 years and I learn more /find more rabbit holes from this than nearly all that experience combined. You wanna heal the planet? You wanna learn about age old or new farming modalities/techniques? You wanna brew up your own anti-capitalist flower magic—- this is the pod for you!

I highly recommend this podcast. Jennie is so knowledgeable and takes us on her experiments so we can all learn. I love her guests. I also love how she gives it to us straight! The info is scalable and so, so useful.

Thanks so much for making this wonderful podcast. The information shared by you and your guess is top notch. I feel so inspired when I listen. As a budding flower farmer trying to do no-til/low-till the educational and mental/emotional support I get for this is priceless. Thank you!

Jennie Love is the absolute best. Her podcasts are insanely knowledgeable and easy to understand. She’s such a genuine, humble, uplifting host. Ive listened to every single episode … a lot of them twice or three times! 🥰🥰🥰

I have been a soil nerd for a long time and have been tinkering with just about every soil enhancement I can find. This podcast has been so incredibly good at sharing new (to me) techniques that have really upped my soil health. This isn’t a podcast to play in the background. You’ll want to take notes even! So so so good! Thank you!!!

Every podcast is exactly what I want to be learning, thank you so much!

Thank you Jennie for all the information. Your guest are always interesting and knowledgeable.

Packed to the gills with helpful information and real talk about all things flower farming!

This is my go to podcast for learning about being a better farmer and steward of my land. Every episode is loaded with nuggets of knowledge and amazing new ideas for farming and gardening. Jennie is a fantastic host with a talent for finding spectacular guests and spreading her love of learning!

Jennie Love sets the standard for me in farming business podcasts. Her own rich experience, curiosity, and warmth provide the perfect foil for her thoughtful, innovative guests in content-rich, friendly chats. Really nicely edited and produced, I love the juicy longer episodes that are wide-ranging and contain many nuggets of info. I’m starting my first year growing on a commercial scale and while there is no substitution for actual experience, learning from Jennie and her guests is making me feel more confident as I embark on this new path.

Best podcast for professional and amateur gardening and farming!

Jenny Love is one of the ASFG founders. Like many farmers she is always looking for ways to increase her knowledge to farm for flowers in a carrying way. In this podcast you will find key stellar people being interviewed beyond pretty flowers (although don't miss out on the state of the art episode on tulips and rununculus) but about soil, pests, etc. If you believe in sustainable flower farming but want to move beyond then learn here about regenerative agriculture and best practices. This podcast is at the heart of sharing the knowledge out there.

Jenny is a wonderful host that keeps the audience engaged and asks the questions we are all thinking. This is a great podcast for any small scale flower growers, regardless of their no tilling or tilling practices. I am a long time listener of the original Farmer Jesse’s No-Till Growers, and enjoy this just as much. We raise primarily culinary herbs on our farm along with a tiny amount of cut flowers and vegetables for personal use. The information is still relevant no matter what you grow. I love the focus on soil health, ecology, and that it has included farmer mental health as well.

There are many flower growers who are a wealth of knowledge when it comes to the goal of production, sales, marketing, and plain old growing pretty flowers. However many of these growers are not the most ecologically or ethically responsible, which is too bad when it comes to leaders (and even icons) in this industry who have vast followership, who then teach irresponsible practices. Jennie Love is an enthusiastic and down to earth, ecologically responsible grower who teaches with the goal of land stewardship and improving the land for all in this podcast. What’s even better is that she doesn’t shame the listener (which is an unfortunately common flip side) and she is very pragmatic in this educational podcast. I have listened to many of her podcasts more than twice because they are so valuable. My only complaint is they are so infrequent. Please keep them coming Jennie!

This was so fascinating! I also have many questions now about how to improve BRIX numbers in my plants. Thanks for the topic and talk ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️