About this episode

Briana Bosch discusses her transition from corporate life to flower farming, sharing insights on regenerative gardening and sustainable agricultural practices.

What happens when a former corporate professional, journalist, and ballet dancer trades boardrooms for flower fields? In this episode of the Acres U.S.A. Podcast, Taylor Henry sits down with Briana Bosch, of Blossom and Branch Farm and author of The Regenerative Gardener’s Handbook . Briana shares her journey from corporate America back to her family’s agricultural roots, building a successful flower farm while challenging conventional growing practices. The conversation explores regenerative gardening techniques, cover crops, soil health, water conservation, reducing farm inputs, and the realities of transitioning away from plastic-intensive production systems. They also discuss the economics of small-scale farming, direct-to-consumer marketing, U-pick operations, social media education, and Briana’s efforts to bring regenerative practices to her family’s row-crop farm in Minnesota. Along the way, Briana offers practical insights for gardeners, homesteaders, and farmers looking to improve soil health, reduce costs, and create resilient agricultural systems. Whether you're growing on a quarter-acre, managing hundreds of acres, or simply interested in the future of food and…

People in this episode

Host: Taylor Henry

Guest: Briana Bosch

Topics covered

• regenerative gardening
• flower farming
• soil health
• water conservation
• small-scale farming
• direct-to-consumer marketing

Keywords

• regenerative gardening
• flower farming
• soil health
• water conservation
• small-scale farming
• U-pick operations
• agricultural systems

Sponsors

Azure Standard, American Farmland Trust

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Blossom and Branch Farm, Acres U.S.A.

Books & works: The Regenerative Gardener’s Handbook

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