
E70. From Construction & Combat to Cultivating Soil: Lance Meier’s Return to the Family Farm
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In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Lance Meier, a military veteran whose path took him from years in construction and service to a powerful return to his agricultural roots—both personally and professionally. Lance shares his journey from high-intensity careers in construction and the armed forces to embracing the slow, intentional rhythm of regenerative farming on his family's land.
We explore what drew him back to agriculture, the challenges of transitioning careers, and how he's using principles of sustainability and soil health to create a lasting legacy. This is a story about healing, purpose, and the power of reconnecting with the land.
Whether you're interested in farming, personal growth, or big life pivots, Lance’s story is one you won’t want to miss.
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