150: The Marketer and The Mennonite Farm: A Story of Regenerative Branding with Sam Ingersoll

150: The Marketer and The Mennonite Farm: A Story of Regenerative Branding with Sam Ingersoll

July 12, 2025 · 1h 25m · Episode 150

About this episode

In this episode, Joshua interviews Sam Ingersoll about regenerative branding and the journey of promoting organic dairy in a competitive market.

[Get the Full show notes and blog posts by visiting the Seeds of Tao podcast here] Description: How does a small, community-owned organic dairy, rooted in the slow-paced traditions of Amish and Mennonite farmers, compete against slick, billion-dollar brands? The answer lies in authenticity, a deep understanding of customer values, and a story that truly resonates. In this episode, Joshua sits down with Sam Ingersoll, a passionate advocate and marketing leader in the regenerative food space. Sam shares his incredible "full circle" journey—from growing up on a farm and hating it, to an Ivy League education and the high-stakes world of tech marketing, and finally back to his roots, promoting the very principles he once fled. This conversation is a masterclass in regenerative marketing, exploring how to build a resilient brand, why listening is your most powerful tool, and how the connection between soil health and our own gut health may be the most important story we can tell. Show Notes: (8:46) Welcome to Kalona, Iowa: Sam describes the unique "ecological oasis" where he works, home to one of the largest concentrations of Amish and organic dairy farms in the U.S. (11:14) What Gets…

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Host: Joshua

Guest: Sam Ingersoll

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Organizations: Kalona Supernatural, Amish, Mennonite

Places: Kalona, Iowa, U.S.

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