The Growers Mineral Podcast
Welcome to The Growers Mineral Podcast—a show for farmers who want to get more from their soil, inputs, and bottom line.
Brought to you by Growers Mineral Corp., this podcast dives into the science and stories behind Growers Mineral Solutions (GMS)—a noncorrosive 10-20-10 liquid crop nutrient used in the Growers Program. GMS is easy to handle, safe to apply, and one of the few products on the market that helps farmers meet CAFO and nutrient management regulations while still increasing productivity.
We’ll hear from real farmers, field reps, and agronomists who are using GMS and high-calcium lime to build better soils, grow higher-energy crops, and improve long-term soil structure. These conversations cover plant nutrition, input efficiency, yield improvements, and what it really takes to make smart agronomic decisions in today’s environment.
This isn’t organic farming—it’s better farming. It’s about making practical, science-based improvements that pay off in the field.
If you're interested in:
- Boosting crop energy and quality
- Maximizing fertilizer efficiency
- Improving soil health through lime and balanced nutrition
- Navigating environmental regulations while staying profitable
…then you're in the right place.
Growers Mineral has been helping farmers succeed since 1955.
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The Growers Mineral Podcast
Improving Soil, One Field at a Time | Mike Bulcher Interview
In this episode, we sit down with Ohio farmer Mike Bulcher, whose family has used the Growers program since 1958. Mike shares how a chance encounter with soil expert Doc Tiedjens changed everything—introducing a radical idea at the time: “If you don’t like your soil, you can change it.”
From applying lime at surprising rates to foliar feeding techniques and soil biology, Mike walks us through decades of practical experience on his corn, soybean, hay, and cattle farm. He explains why Growers remains his go-to fertilizer—and how the results continue to speak for themselves.
If you're a farmer looking to improve your soil health, reduce input costs, and hear from someone who’s done it for generations, this episode is for you.