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Episode 288: Carbon Chicken Revolutionizes Agriculture with Sustainable Biochar Solutions

In this episode of the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast, host Randy Wilburn engages with the visionary team behind the Carbon Chicken Project: Richard Ims, Jody Hardin, and Greg Parker. These experts explore their eco-conscious efforts to convert poultry litter into Carbon Chicken 80/20, a nutrient-rich compost blended with biochar. With roots in traditional agriculture and a focus on sustainability, the discussion sheds light on circular economies and innovative practices addressing environmental challenges, including the cleanup of the Illinois River watershed. Tune in to discover how these entrepreneurs are transforming food waste into solutions for a greener future.

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Episode 283: Decoding the Formula for Generational Business Success with Matt Lewis

Matt Lewis, leader of Lewis Automotive Group, has spearheaded the company’s growth alongside his brothers. They recently transitioned to a modern facility off I-49. In a podcast with Randy Wilburn, Matt shares insights on managing a family business, prioritizing employee satisfaction, and the extensive research behind their strategic move【4†source】.

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Best of I am Northwest Arkansas®: Learn to Train and Pamper Your Dog in Northwest Arkansas

Episode Summary: Relive the highlights of our best moments from the “I am Northwest Arkansas®” podcast! We revisit some of our favorite conversations and insights…

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Discovering the Hidden Gem of Northwest Arkansas: Botanical Garden of the Ozarks

In this episode of the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast, host Randy explores the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Joined by Lane Berrey, the former Communications Manager, they discuss the garden’s history, mission, and diverse offerings. Lane highlights themed gardens, educational programs, and events that attract thousands of visitors. Whether you’re a gardening novice or a green thumb, this episode offers valuable insights into the garden’s community engagement and environmental stewardship.

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