May 26, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 12 segments
Lorie Woodward sits down with Missippi farmer and Leopold Conservation Award Winner Jim Currie of Woodland Cottage Farm to discuss restoring longleaf pine savannahs using fire and grazing to maximize…
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Lori WoodwardHostLand.com is the nation's largest rural property listing service with thousands of farms, ranches, and recreational properties available to you right now.
On this podcast, we'll be talking with people rooted in the land and its legendary lifestyle, with your hosts, Tom Alexander, Lori Woodward, and Matt Rand.
As we like to say around here, enough dreaming.
Get real.
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I have the joyful shared responsibility of co-hosting this podcast with Tom Alexander, publisher of Land Magazines, and Matt Rand, senior marketing director for Land.com.
Now, on the Land.com podcast, we get together every other week to discuss all things land, and in the process of that we get to do my personally very, very favorite thing on the planet, which is to visit with people whose lives and livelihoods are firmly rooted in the land.
Now today I am looking forward to visiting with Mississippi forest land owner and Leopold Conservation Award winner Jim Curry, who has spent...
Who has spent the last 25 years restoring more than 1,100 acres of Mississi- Mississippi, good night, it's always had a lot of syllables, Mississippi coastal plains to a native longleaf pine savanna.
Woodland Cottage Farms, as the diversified operation is known, is located in Hancock County.
This is the third podcast in my ongoing series with Leopold Conservation Award winners from across the nation.
Now, for more information on the awards and the Sand County Foundation that sponsors them, listen to episode 43 with Lance Irving, vice president of the Leopold Conservation Awards on behalf of the foundation.
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