Best Graeme Sait Podcasts (2025)

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Carcinogenic Fertilizers - exposing John Kempf and Graeme Sait 9:53

15d ago9:53

9:53

Welcome to our latest episode of Cereal Killers, where we tackle the critical issue of carcinogenic fertilizers in agriculture. Discover the alarming truth about fertilizers containing harmful heavy metals such as cobalt and nickel, which are widely recognized as carcinogens. These substances pose significant health risks as they persist in soil an…

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From Chemicals to Biologicals: The Future of Crop Management 16:57

3h ago16:57

16:57

In this episode of Cereal Killers, we dive into the evolving world of agriculture as we explore the transition from chemical-based agrochemicals to biological solutions. Discover how a comprehensive biological program for cereals can be adapted for other crops, offering a way to improve plant health while supporting sustainable farming practices. F…

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Protecting Soil Biology on Regenerative Farms 19:50

25d ago19:50

19:50

Join us for an engaging episode of "Cereal Killers," the podcast that delves into the fascinating world of arable crop management. This instalment features an insightful talk from the Farming Innovation Forum at Lancaster University, exploring the critical topic of protecting soil biology on regenerative farms. Dr Russell Sharp shares his journey f…

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SHARP EYESPOT! 15:02

1M ago15:02

15:02

In this episode of Cereal Killers, we delve into the intriguing world of agricultural diseases, focusing specifically on the Sharp Eyespot. This fungal disease, affecting a variety of crops including cereals, is dissected to uncover its symptoms, global impact, and differentiation from its better-known cousin, the Eyespot. Learn about the condition…

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HYDROPONICS 1:56

2M ago1:56

1:56

Check out Hydroponics daily by clicking the link below: https://open.spotify.com/show/207T7p7fw9sPjINfSjVXW2 Dr Russell Sharp Eutrema LtdBy Eutrema Ltd

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Unlocking the Secrets of Phosphate: An in-depth exploration 2:44:28

3M ago2:44:28

2:44:28

Welcome back to The Nutrition Farming Podcast. In Episode 3 of Series 5, I will be taking an in-depth look at phosphate. Here, the focus will be upon phosphate efficiency and phosphate recovery from frozen reserves. We will explore microbes and minerals that release both soil reserves of P, and improve the solubility and plant availability of natur…

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REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE QUIZ! 2:06

4M ago2:06

2:06

Do you consider yourself a regenerative agriculture expert? Take our quiz and find out: https://eutrema.co.uk/agriculture-expert/ Let us know how you got on! Dr Russell Sharp Eutrema LtdBy Eutrema Ltd

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FLOODING / WATERLOGGING! 45:54

4M ago45:54

45:54

It was about time we recorded a podcast on flooding and waterlogging, seeing how 2024 has been a wash out of a year! In this podcast we do a deep dive into all aspects of flooding; causes, effects on plants, positive effects, and how to solve issues around clay soils impeding drainage. For more details on Eutrema's Liquid Gypsum please visit: https…

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GHOST MOTH! (HALLOWEEN SPECIAL) 13:01

4M ago13:01

13:01

Welcome to a special Halloween edition of Cereal Killers, the podcast dedicated to the pests and diseases affecting cereal crops. In this episode, we delve into the fascinating world of the ghost moth, scientifically known as Hepialis humuli. Discover the intriguing history and biology of this moth, from its misleading scientific name to its unique…

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BARLEY YELLOW DWARF VIRUS! 12:34

5M ago12:34

12:34

In this episode of Cereal Killers we focus on the notorious Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus (BYDV). As farmers brace themselves for the upcoming season, we explore the impact of this virus on winter wheat and barley, where it can lead to staggering yield losses of up to 60% and 50% respectively. Join us as Russell discusses the intricacies of controlling…

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FLEA BEETLE! 14:56

6M ago14:56

14:56

In this episode, Josie and Russell dive deep into the world of the small but mighty flea beetle, a pest with over 100 species that wreaks havoc on crops like oilseed rape and brassicas. Learn about the life cycle of these beetles, their impressive jumping abilities, and the significant impact they have on crop yields. Discover the challenges of con…

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COUCH GRASS! 10:36

6M ago10:36

10:36

In this episode, Josie and Russ tackle the troublesome weeds; couch grass and onion couch grass. Also known as twitch grass or quack grass, couch grass has a multitude of common names. Its scientific name, Elymus repens, hints at its creeping nature. This weed is a significant issue in horticulture and gardens, and it can be particularly tricky to …

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CHOCOLATE SPOT! 11:23

7M ago11:23

11:23

In this episode we chat about chocolate spot—a serious fungal disease affecting field and broad beans. While the name might sound delicious, chocolate spot is anything but tasty. The discussion covers the causes, symptoms, and impacts of this disease, as well as effective methods for control. Learn about the differences between Botrytis fabiae and …

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MEADOW GRASS! 7:26

7M ago7:26

7:26

Meadow grasses, specifically Poa annua (annual meadow grass) and Poa trivialis (rough meadow grass). Whilst these weeds may not pose a significant threat to crop yields, they present unique biological traits and can become pesky nuisances in certain conditions. Discover the fascinating details about Poa annua, its misleading name, and how it thrive…

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WIREWORMS! 9:20

7M ago9:20

9:20

We discuss the intriguing and troublesome life cycle of wireworms, from their beginnings as eggs to their transformation into click beetles. Discover why wireworms pose such a significant threat to crops like beetroot, cereals, and oilseed rape, and learn about their unique defense mechanism—a clicking noise designed to startle predators. The conve…

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BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS AGAINST BLACK GRASS! 15:45

8M ago15:45

15:45

Black Grass Biology Group 2024 progress report On-farm trials This year we partnered with 16 farms to run commercial-scale trials to assess the potential for applying fungal spores to help with the control of black grass. Most of the trials were 50-150 hectares in size. Below is a summary of our findings so far this year: 32% of the farms running t…

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How to Grow Unforgettable Food 2:55:27

8M ago2:55:27

2:55:27

In Episode 2 of Series 5 of the Nutrition Farming Podcast, host Graeme Sait shares a range of tips and strategies to grow truly memorable food with enhanced medicinal qualities and less need for chemical intervention. We take an in-depth look at the exciting potential of humic and fulvic acid, particularly when combined together in a single formula…

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PHOSPHORUS DEFICIENCY! 23:28

9M ago23:28

23:28

The main way of correcting phosphorus deficiency in soils is to add a phosphorus-containing fertiliser. However, your current situation will determine the actual form you should opt for. This post is solely focused on these phosphorus-containing fertilisers. We will be publishing additional blog posts about the symptoms and challenges of phosphorus…

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BLOCKAGES! 29:14

9M ago29:14

29:14

In this week's episode we delve into the issues around filter and nozzle blockages. We pay particular attention to the problems that can arise when mixing various biological products and how to overcome them. Fish-based organic fertiliser Most commonly extracted using phosphoric acid. Phosphorus often reacts with soluble calcium to form insoluble c…

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Synergistic Strategies and their Profit Potential 2:03:05

11M ago2:03:05

2:03:05

In this episode, the focus is upon synergy. We will explore a hugely important synergy involving the profound relationship between boron, silica and calcium. I will share some innovative techniques to address this trio. In a new segment called 'Gold From the Vaults', we will review the legacy of the iconic US consultant, Jerry Brunetti. We will als…

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BLACK GRASS RETURNS! 16:38

1y ago16:38

16:38

In the last episode on Black Grass we talked only briefly about our research to create a biological solution. In this podcast I give the full details about this project and how it will be deployed on arable farms. To sign up for regular updates on our Black Grass Spore projects visit: https://eutrema.co.uk/the-black-grass-biology-group Thanks for l…

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TAKE ALL! 9:05

1+ y ago9:05

9:05

Take All is a fungal disease of all grass species. Unlike the fungal diseases we have covered in the past, this one is transmitted through infected soils. Take all is often under-estimated by arable farmers because it doesn't produce obvious symptoms or fruiting bodies. Check out this episode to find out more about take all biology and control. htt…

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Frit Fly! 7:38

1+ y ago7:38

7:38

Frit Flies are both annoying and economically damaging. They belong to a big group of true flies and cause damage to emerging tillers. But why are they called 'frit' flies? We have no idea, so we would love your suggestions!By Eutrema Ltd

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LODGING! 10:43

1+ y ago10:43

10:43

You've grown your crop, it's almost ready to harvest, then it all falls over! Damm it! Find out about the causes and potential solutions to lodging on this week's episode. As always, feel free to contact us form more info on this and any other crop cultivation topic at: https://eutrema.co.ukBy Eutrema Ltd

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ERGOT! 12:25

1+ y ago12:25

12:25

ERGOT is a fungal disease that spoils cereal crops. Whilst Ergot doesn't massively impact on yields, it destroys the quality of the harvested grain as it contains. We hope you enjoy this episode and please contact us for more information on potential ergot control measures at; https://eutrema.co.ukBy Eutrema Ltd

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LEATHERJACKETS! 14:59

1+ y ago14:59

14:59

Leatherjackets; the giant maggots of the crane fly! A pest in arable crops, pasture grass, and horticulture. In this podcast we discuss the impact of this pest on crop roots and stems. The biology of leatherjackets is interesting as they remain active in the winter, and reach a peak of damage in early spring. For more details on leatherjackets and …

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FESCUES! 15:52

1+ y ago15:52

15:52

Fescues are a group of grass species that can be of benefit to livestock farmers, but for arable farmers they represent some serious weeds! These weeds can totally destroy a field even in a season or two. Plus they can possess remarkable resistance to glyphosate. To discuss fescue with our technical team, please visit: https://eutrema.co.uk/contact…

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ALTERNARIA! (sooty mould) 10:39

1+ y ago10:39

10:39

Alternaria / sooty mould is a disease that affects cereal crops late on in the summer, close to harvest. It can even cause damage in grain stores. In this podcast we discuss the biology, control methods, and some crazy facts about this weird pathogen. To discuss alternaria control please speak to the Eutrema technical team at: https://eutrema.co.uk…

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SCLEROTINIA! 10:31

1+ y ago10:31

10:31

AKA White Mould. This disease affects oilseed rape, beans, and any other crop outside of cereals that you may be using as rotational crops. It will also affect cover crops. Sclerotinia produces unusual bodies of spores called 'sclerotia' that drop the ground and release spores in the spring. If you would like to discuss further options for control …

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SALINITY! 26:41

1+ y ago26:41

26:41

Salt is a common food for humans, but it is deadly toxic to plants. You should be aware of the symptoms of salinity damage on any farm as it can be an issue anywhere, not just on the coast or in arid countries! In this episode we discuss the symptoms of salt damage, the effects it has on the plant, plants that tolerate salt (halophytes), ways to ov…

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PIGEONS! 19:25

1+ y ago19:25

19:25

On the face of it, not the most interesting of subjects. However, you will find this episode both informative and hilarious. Did you know about pigeon milk or domesticated dodos? No, neither did I until this episode! If you would like to discuss alternative options for pigeon control, please contact us at Eutrema. https://eutrema.co.uk…

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POWDERY MILDEW! 20:26

1+ y ago20:26

20:26

Powdery mildew affects every type of crop on the farm (except Christmas TREES!). However, the type of mildew that affects each species is different. That means you cannot get cross-infection between crops or weeds. Mildew thrives in warm humid conditions, but actually doesn't like being sprayed with water! We talk about how to prevent powdery milde…

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PEACH POTATO APHID! 14:16

1+ y ago14:16

14:16

Peach potato aphid is a pest that doesn't cause a massive amount of damage directly by feeding on the crop. However, this aphid is a vector for hundreds of plant diseases. Plus it can feed off plants in over 40 plant families. As such, farmers need to be able to control the peach potato aphid to ensure the crops do not get infected with a damaging …

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BROME! 11:47

1+ y ago11:47

11:47

Brome is a weed that is very different to the other weed we have already discussed, black grass. This is because brome weeds have very large seeds, and they are closely related to all cereal crops. This means that while they might not travel as far as black grass, they can hold more cereal diseases than black grass. We discuss control methods such …

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pH Power - Mastering Management of Soil Acidity and Alkalinity 1:33:19

1+ y ago1:33:19

1:33:19

In this episode, we are set to dive deep into the intricacies of soil pH. What are the mechanics of this soil test parameter? How are plants and soil microbes impacted by acidity and alkalinity? You will discover that this measure of soil health can have a profound impact on crop production and soil health. Additionally, you will learn how to best …

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THRIPS! 15:22

1+ y ago15:22

15:22

There are over 6000 species of thrips. Luckily, only a few of these attack arable crops. Thrips feed off the top surface of the leaf, leaving characteristically silver markings behind. Thrips lay their eggs INSIDE leaves, which makes killing every point of the life cycle difficult. Plus the pupae fall to the soil halfway through their lifecycle, ag…

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RUST! 24:16

1+ y ago24:16

24:16

Puccinia, or to me and you, RUST! A serious problem for arable farmers, especially if it hits early in the growing season. We discuss the very unusual biology of the many species of rust that infect cereal crops. Plus we discuss some very novel methods of control. Not least Eutrema's CHITOSAN bio-fungicide. For more information on one of these, ple…

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BLACK GRASS! 25:47

1+ y ago25:47

25:47

A deep dive into how arable farmers can turn the tide against this pernicious weed. Black grass is a weed that has proven very successful at invading cereal crops due to a number of key features. We talk about these features and new ways to control black grass. For more details, please visit: https://eutrema.co.uk/the-black-grass-biology-group/…

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SLUGS! 23:24

1+ y ago23:24

23:24

A deep dive into all things SLUGS! A serious pest for oil seed rape (OSR), potato and sometimes wheat farmers. We focus on some of the more interesting aspects of slugs and their control. Not least, the use of Eutrema's new SLUGGER product, which we are trialling on OSR crops this autumn. For more details visit: https://eutrema.co.uk/shop/biostimul…

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Introducing ”Cereal Killers” 1:15

1+ y ago1:15

1:15

A podcast all about the pest, diseases, and weeds that try to kill arable crops! A podcast for farmers and agronomists from the team at Eutrema. Visit eutrema.co.uk for more details. Dr Russell Sharp, Managing Director, Eutrema Ltd Josie Cuccia, Lecturer, Moulton College, NorthamptonshireBy Eutrema Ltd

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Holistic Nutrition for Plants and People 3:12:01

2y ago3:12:01

3:12:01

In Season 4's premiere, we continue our deep dive into a holistic approach to profitable food production, planetary wellness, and the health of you and your family. You will be amazed to hear about the benefits of addressing cobalt nutrition when this micronutrient is so commonly ignored. You will discover the many benefits of humates and learn how…

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Small Beginnings - The Dynamics of DIY Living Fertilisers 2:47:45

2+ y ago2:47:45

2:47:45

The Nutrition farming podcast is back! Episode 5 of Series 3 is entitled, “Small Beginnings - the Dynamics of DIY, Living Fertilisers”. In this fascinating session, the focus will be on building soil biodiversity and problem solving with microbial inoculums that can be produced inexpensively on the farm. There is an in-depth look at the often unrea…

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Proactivity vs Reactivity - Returning to Root Causes 3:37:45

2+ y ago3:37:45

3:37:45

Episode 4 of Series 3 of The Nutrition Farming Podcast is called “Proactivity vs Reactivity - Returning to Root Causes”. In this pearl-packed, six session episode you will discover the secrets of optimal lucerne (alfalfa) production, anaerobic compost benefits, and proactive pest management. Five politically incorrect jokes preface a health segment…

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Pushing Performance - Plant Therapy, Trichoderma and Two-Minute Health Tips 3:23:13

3y ago3:23:13

3:23:13

Episode 3 of Series 3 of the Nutrition Farming Podcast features a deep dive into plant analysis for enhanced profitability. The Three Questions segment covers fungal disease management, with a focus upon brown rot. There is also a fascinating discussion of the potential of Yacons, as an alternative high value crop. There are four memorable jokes an…

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Profit Building Strategies - Tips to Increase Farming Fun 2:16:34

3y ago2:16:34

2:16:34

Episode 2 of series 3 of the Nutrition Farming Podcast continues the new six-part format for this season. This two-hour special is jam-packed with invaluable tips and strategies for increasing productivity, profitability and sustainability on the farm. It also includes Graeme’s irrepressible humor and it features a focus upon the secrets of health,…

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Biostimulation - Boosting Plant Performance and Protection 1:59:02

3y ago1:59:02

1:59:02

In this first episode of a brand new season of the Nutrition Farming Podcast, we will introduce an exciting, new six-pack format. Season 3 will now feature an agriculture focus, human health, humour, and an interview with a leading consultant or grower. It will also include a Q&A segment called “Three Questions” and an a component called “Rewarding…

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Ten Tips to Reduce Input Costs - Chasing the Biggest Bang 1:17:24

3y ago1:17:24

1:17:24

Recent astronomical rises in NPK prices and the increasing cost of farm chemicals signal a need to retune our strategies and explore alternatives. It’s now time to consider fertiliser efficiency, review mineral requirements and optimise all inputs. It may also be time to recognise the role of soil life in your profitability equation. In this final …

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The Power of Plant Growth Promotion - Part 2 1:10:38

3+ y ago1:10:38

1:10:38

Following on from last month's episode, here we continue to explore the potential of Plant Growth Promoters (PGPs). This information may be particularly timely in light of the massive price hike in NPK fertilisers and farm chemicals – perhaps it's now time to consider alternative yield-building strategies. In this episode, we focus upon chitinase a…

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The Power of Plant Growth Promotion - Stimulating Yield, Quality and Resilience 1:35:56

3+ y ago1:35:56

1:35:56

Discover the fascinating world of biostimulants in this month's episode of the Nutrition Farming Podcast. Natural inputs that stimulate plant health, resilience and yield are becoming essential tools to help counter both the extremes of climate change and the challenge of rising fertiliser costs. Biostimulants can include both natural substances an…

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Water Management - Nurturing the New Gold 1:24:06

3+ y ago1:24:06

1:24:06

In this month’s episode, the focus is on water management. Nutrition Farming is about the interplay between minerals, microbes and humus, but there is a fourth component that is arguably the most important requirement. Water is fast becoming the ‘new gold’, and yet it is so often mismanaged. In this episode, you will discover a host of strategies t…

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