Hey, pioneers, welcome to episode number 472, immunity for polluters and how new laws are threatening your soil and food supply.

This is a special podcast episode that I am having this conversation with both Will Harris and Taylor Henry.

So fertilizer companies, could they really be above the law?

We are talking about a disturbing wave of legislation that is granting legal immunity to companies responsible for spreading

toxic byproducts on American farmland. In fact, these bills, one has just been approved, sadly

giving immunity in the state of Georgia. These are being presented at the state level.

We're just starting to see it.

However, most likely when one state does it, unfortunately, you'll start to see more and

more states follow.

So you're going to learn the truth behind these bills, who's pushing them, real world consequences

for homesteaders, backyard gardeners, large, even larger

farmers, how this can have effects on our soil, our water, food security, as well as options

that we can do. So today's episode, as I said, is a special one where we're talking directly

with Will Harris of White Oak Pastures.

I know many of you are familiar with Will. He has been a fight in regenerative agriculture with his farm.

You'll hear more about that. And also Taylor Henry. So the more people that we can get talking about this and getting awareness out there, the better chance

we have of fighting it or at least having people even just aware that this is happening and going on.

Taylor Henry is the CEO and owner of Acres USA, which there's the Acres USA podcast that dives into the world of production scale organic and

regenerative farming for over 50 years Acres USA has been the go-to resource for farmers,

ranchers, and market gardeners showing them how to grow food profitably and sustainably while

honoring the rhythms of nature. Taylor also has a 200-acre regenerative farm,

and so we really wanted to get this out to as many people as possible. Of course, I am advocate for homesteading and small farm, but no matter what scale we're looking to raise food at,

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