e86: Antibiotic Use in Poultry Production & Antibiotic Resistance
My guest today is Tom Philpott, Food and Agriculture Correspondant for Mother Jones. Tom joined...
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e85 Assembling a Herd| Mobile Hoophouse Design
This ep, Susan Kerr of WSU extension returns to talk about the right way to build a healthy herd;...
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e84 Standing Orders with Restaurant Customers
This ep is a shorty. Matt Coffay returns to talk about setting up standing orders with...
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e83 Pasturing your Pork and Selling Flowers to Florists
This ep, Lydia Carpenter of Luna Field Farm on Landscape Scale Hog Management. Then: flower...
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e82: Media Training for Farmers
This ep: Jennifer Cockrall-King, author of Food and the City: Urban Ag and the New Food...
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e81: Connected Apprentices=Happy Apprentices
This ep: the Maritime Farm Apprentice and Worker Network is a great example of how to enrich the...
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e80: Parasite Control for Small Ruminants
This time: Susan Kerr of Washington State University Extension Services joins me to talk about...
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What our Ancestors Ate and Why it Matters Today
Today's guest; Stephen Le, author of 100 Million Years of Food. Stephen is an anthropologist who...
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e78: Affordable Farm Sensors | Layers v Broilers
This ep: Bob Siegfried of MidAtlantic Farm Sensors on wiring up your farm for better management,...
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e77: Smart High Tunnel Management
This episode, veggie grower and high tunnel ninja Adam Montri of Ten Hens Farm in Bath, Michigan,...
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e76: Winter bale-grazing, biodegradable mulch research, amending poor soil
This episode we're back to the practical aspects of farming. I speak with: Blake Hall of Prairie...
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e75: Organic Agriculture in the 21st Century
Can organic agriculture feed the world? Well, no, probably not entirely. But a recent paper in...
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e74: Green Garlic, Easy Cut-Flowers, Keeping Birds Dry When It's Wet
This week: over-wintered crops like green garlic, some easy-peasy cut flowers to try out, and a...
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e.73: The Microbial Roots of Life and Health
In The Hidden Half of Nature, David R. Montgomery and Anne Biklé suggest we are in the midst of a...
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e72: The Salatin Semester/DIY Vacuum Seeder/Soil Blocks
The Salatin Semester, a comprehensive course featuring the teachings of you-know-who, is the...
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This episode: submissions from listeners about the joys and travails (mainly the latter) of...
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e.70 Incubator Farms: Because you should date before you marry!
Incubator Farms provide land, tools, and guidance at a reasonable price to aspiring farmers,...
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In part two of my conversation with Craig Lehoullier, author or Epic Tomatoes, we focus on tomato...
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I stumbled across Craig LeHoullier's book, Epic tomatoes, by accident one day when I was trolling...
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