Rocky Mountain BioAg®

COFFEE & SOIL™
Good Coffee. Better Soil. Coming to a Community Near You.
Some of the best conversations in agriculture don't happen behind a desk. They happen around a table, over a cup of coffee, with people who understand what it means to work the land.
At Rocky Mountain BioAg®, we're looking ahead to bringing Coffee & Soil™ conversations to agricultural communities across Southwest Colorado and the Four Corners.
Our goal is simple: bring ranchers, farmers, growers, agricultural professionals, and the next generation of land stewards together to share experiences, ask meaningful questions, and explore soil health from the ground up.
But before we decide what those conversations should look like, we want to hear from you.
•What's happening in your soil or pasture that you'd like to better understand?
•What agricultural challenges deserve an open conversation?
•Where would you like to see a future Coffee & Soil™ gathering?
We've created a short community interest form where you can share your questions, suggest future gathering locations, and choose whether you'd like updates as Coffee & Soil™ grows.

👉 JOIN THE CONVERSATION

No public event dates or locations are being announced just yet. Right now, we're listening, learning, and letting your questions help guide what's next.
Coffee & Soil™
Cultivating Solutions Together.
#CoffeeAndSoil #SoilHealth #Ranching #LandStewardship #FourCorners #ColoradoAgriculture

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 7

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The doors are closing, but the conversation is just getting started!

This Friday, October 16th, the Rocky Mountain BioAg® team is stepping away from the usual workday to record another Soil Talks™ Podcast interview!

We're getting the cameras rolling, microphones ready, and preparing for another deep dive into the science, experience, and ideas shaping the future of soil health and biological agriculture.

📅 Rocky Mountain BioAg® will be closed Friday, October 16th, and reopen Monday, October 19th.

📞 Need assistance? Call 1-877-874-2334.


🎧 Soil Talks™ Podcast — Measured Biology. Real Agriculture.

#SoilTalks #RockyMountainBioAg #SoilHealth

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🎃 TWO NEW PERSONAL BESTS! 🏆

A huge congratulations to Berg on an incredible growing season!

From a giant pumpkin weighing 1,541 pounds to another personal-best achievement, Berg is showing what dedication, patience, and a passion for growing can accomplish.

We're proud to celebrate these milestones with him and can't wait to see what he grows next!

Congratulations from the entire Microbe Manna™ team!

👇 Fellow growers, what personal best are you celebrating this season?

#MicrobeManna #GiantPumpkins #GrowerSuccess

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Season 2 of Soil Talks™ Podcast starts with your questions.
What’s one question about your soil, crops, pasture, or soil biology that you’ve never gotten a straight answer to?
It doesn’t need to sound scientific. Ask it exactly the way you would standing in the field.
👇 Leave your question below. We’ll be following the questions, problems, and patterns you share and taking selected questions directly to our Season 2 guests.
Your questions. Our guests.

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Most of what determines the health of a field is happening where we can’t see it.

Beneath every crop is a living system of roots, bacteria, fungi, organic matter, water, air, and countless biological relationships working together.

But how does that system actually work?

That question became the starting point for something new at Rocky Mountain BioAg®.

🌱 Biological... Beyond Organic® Field Manual No. 001: Soil Biology

We built this first Field Manual to go deeper than the usual “soil health tips” to help growers understand the relationships beneath the surface and why they matter above it.

If you farm, ranch, advise growers, manage soil, or are simply curious about what makes living soil living, this one is for you.

The complete Field Manual is free to read.

👇 I pinned the link in the first comment.

And when you're finished, come back and tell us:

What is one thing your soil has taught you that a soil test never could?
#BiologicalBeyondOrganic

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Dirt and soil are not the same thing.

Dirt may hold a crop in place but healthy soil supports life, cycles nutrients, manages water, and helps plants perform under pressure.

In this new video, we break down what separates biologically active soil from depleted ground and why rebuilding that living system can change the way you think about fertility, resilience, and crop performance.

Watch now: Ditch Dirt | Get Soil

After watching, tell us: What is the clearest sign that a field is becoming healthier?

#SoilHealth #SoilBiology #Agriculture

3 months ago | [YT] | 5

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For decades, agriculture has focused on adding more inputs.

But what if the real problem isn't what's missing...

What if it's what's already there but inaccessible?

This week's Soil Talks™ Podcast with Dan Grotsky explores how fungi, soil biology, and underground nutrient networks influence phosphorus availability, carbon storage, and crop resilience.

I'm curious:

👇 What's limiting performance on your farm right now?

🎙 New episode drops today.

5 months ago | [YT] | 17

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Soil isn’t a vending machine where you put NPK in and get yield out. It’s a complex, living digestive system.

For decades, modern agronomy has treated soil like a sterile chemical recipe. If a crop looks deficient, the immediate reaction is to dump more salt-based inputs onto it. But when we treat soil like a simple chemistry set, we accidentally shut down the plant's natural ability to feed itself.

Plants are incredibly smart. Through the Soil Food Web, they actively pump carbon and exudates into the rhizosphere to feed specific bacteria and fungi. In return, those microbes solubilize nutrients, build soil structure, and protect the plant from pathogens.

When you flood the system with high-input synthetic fertilizers, the plant stops feeding the microbes. The biological engine stalls, soil structure collapses, and compaction sets in.

The shift from a chemical recipe to a biological system changes your entire economic model. You stop chasing maximum inputs and start managing for maximum biology, lowering your risk and boosting your true ROI.

It’s time to move beyond the traditional NPK box.

🔬 Want to deep dive into how to manage the soil food web instead of fighting it? Watch our full masterclass with author Jeff Lowenfels on the latest episode of the podcast!

👇 Link to the full episode in the pinned comment below.

#SoilHealth #RegenerativeAg #SoilFoodWeb #BiologicalSystems #Agronomy #JeffLowenfels #SoilTalks

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An episode you won't want to miss

6 months ago | [YT] | 11

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🎙️ NEW EPISODE PREVIEW:
The Biological Revolution with Jeff Lowenfels!



We are honored to welcome the "Titan of the Biological Revolution" to the Soil Talks™ Podcast this week.
Jeff Lowenfels, the man who brought the soil food web to the mainstream, joins us to discuss the incredible evolution of soil science.In this episode, we go beyond basic organics to explore:
→ The Rhizophagy Cycle: How plants literally eat bacteria to thrive.
→ The Power of Endophytes: Hidden microbes working inside your plants.
→ Scaling Up: How to move biological stewardship from the backyard garden to the 1,000-acre farm.
Don’t miss this deep dive into the systems that run the world beneath our feet.
📅 Release Date: Friday, April 24, 2026
🔔 Subscribe & Hit the Bell: @RockyMountainBioAg

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