
Tom Dykstra: Part II - Farming, Human Services & Bees
From Real Science Radio by Bob Enyart
June 13, 2026
About this episode
Dr. Thomas M. Dykstra discusses various topics related to farming, human services, and bees.
* The Dust of the Ground: Listen in as Fred Williams asks Doug McBurney where to find all kinds of living organisms in just one teaspoon full! Dr. Thomas M. Dykstra , gives us the answer! He's a PhD entomologist and agricultural consultant, and the lab director at Dykstra Labs in Gainesville Florida. Dr. Dykstra received his Masters in entomology from the University of Florida, where he investigated the neurophysiology of pheromone production in moths and received a Ph.D. in insect bioelectromagnetics under Dr. Philip S. Callahan at Florida. (Check out his last appearances )! * Government Mule: Hear more about the bureaucratic programs being streamlined into the "human services" being distributed in the "Farmer's First Investment " and something called "Regenerative Agriculture", (which remains undefined). * Entomology vs Nematology: Find out all the funnest facts to be found in discussing the study of insects and roundworms! * Healthy Soil Matters: Get the inside scoop on maintaining healthy soil that produces nutrient dense food on the farm…
People in this episode
Host: Bob Enyart
Guest: Dr. Thomas M. Dykstra
Topics covered
- entomology
- agriculture
- human services
- soil health
- beekeeping
- Christianity
Keywords
- entomology
- agriculture
- bees
- soil health
- pheromones
- regenerative agriculture
- nutrient dense food
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Dykstra Labs
Books & works: Real Science Radio Teaching Books, In The Beginning
Places: Gainesville Florida
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