On today's episode of the Real Foodology podcast, all the world's problems can be solved in a garden.

Think about it. If we will start growing and raising our food and supporting those that do, so many things will change for us.

Hey, everyone, you are listening to the Real Foodology podcast.

I am your host, Courtney Swan.

If you are new here, welcome.

I'm so happy that you're here.

I started Real Foodology about 11 years ago when I was getting my master's of science in nutrition and integrative health.

It began as a simple food blog where I had an outlet to write about all the things that I was

learning about health and

nutrition and the human body and the food industry more than anything. And it has since

morphed into this podcast, of course, and my Instagram where I educate daily on the food

practices of the food industry and how you can better your health. If you're a regular listener,

thank you so much. I appreciate

you and I'm so glad that all of you guys are here. Today's conversation is a really important one

to me. I've had several conversations about this, but I continue to have more people on to talk

about this because I really think this is probably the most important conversation we can be having

in our modern times because what we talk

about today is something called regenerative agriculture. And regenerative agriculture has the

solution for the three biggest issues that we face in our lifetime, which is human health,

bettering our human health, the health of the planet and the health of animals

and how we raise our livestock. Jordan had so many gyms of information to provide things that I

had never heard. This is what I love so much about this podcast. I talk about it all the time that I get to

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