Berries, Systems, and Resilience with Anne Geyer

Hello and welcome to The Universal Laws with Kristy Sturdivant podcast.

In this episode of Universal Laws with Kristy Sturdivant, I’m sitting down with Anne Geyer, an experienced agriculturist and strategist from rural Virginia, to explore the fascinating world of berry farming. Anne shares her journey from starting a 100-acre raspberry farm in the 1980s to founding her current farm in 2008, highlighting the profound lessons nature offers on resilience and growth.

The conversation dives deep into:

The "Neurodiverse" Nature of Berries: Why strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries are master multitaskers, constantly adapting and procreating through complex systems like runner plants and suckers.

The Law of the Farm: How consistent inputs—water, food, and sunlight—dictate the harvest, mirroring the essential habits and systems we need in our own lives.

Cycles of Growth: Understanding the 28-day cycle from fertilization to ripe fruit and how it reflects the universal rhythms found in the human experience.

Masculine & Feminine Energetics in Nature: A look at how plants partner through pollination and the maternal instincts of a "mother plant" building its patch.

Anne also provides a practical masterclass on Primocanes vs. Floricanes, offering essential tips for home gardeners looking to find success with their own backyard berry patches. Whether you're an aspiring gardener or looking for a deeper connection to the Earth's rhythms, this episode serves as a reminder to stay curious, trust the process, and—above all—never give up on your growth.

Connect with Anne Geyer:

Email: [email protected]

Book News: Keep an eye out for her upcoming memoir, The Juicy Details, arriving later in 2026.

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