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Women Farmers Growing Food and Making History

  • March 8, 2022
  • Tagged as: women farmers

As we celebrate International Women’s Day, it occurred to me how many incredible women farmers are out here and reminding folks of these women who do amazing things every day, may help to break the…

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Growing Tofu Soybeans, Grapes, Grain & More: The Planning It Takes to Be a Truly Diversified Farm

  • February 9, 2022
  • Tagged as: grapes, Maryland, soybeans, vegetables, women farmers
As someone who loves an abundance of Asian cuisines, tofu may be on my plate or in my soup more than some Americans. But I haven’t had many chances to sit down and talk to...

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Cattle Care and Feeding: What You Should Know If You Like Beef

  • December 29, 2021
  • Tagged as: beef, Colorado, montana, tennessee, texas, Virginia, Wyoming
Growing up with cattle, Ryan Goodman got a good look first-hand at cattle care and feeding. But working cattle in half a dozen states and visiting ranches in the vast majority of the U.S., Ryan...

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Not a Stereotypical Cranberry Farmer But Destined to Join the Family Business

  • November 25, 2020
  • Tagged as: cranberries, fruit, holidays, wisconsin, women farmers
Family holiday celebrations wouldn’t be the same without the cranberry salad my grandmom & mom have always served. With that in mind, interviewing a cranberry farmer was a must for the holiday series on Grounded...

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Growing Purple Hull Peas, Young Black Farmer Terren Moore Keeps Focus on the Future

  • August 19, 2020
  • Tagged as: black farmers, Pulses, texas, vegetables
Texan Terren Moore saw a lot of demand for vegetables locally while in high school and next thing he knew, he was growing purple hull peas in the backyard. He was just 15 years old...

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Building a Community Garden in Chicago and Online

  • April 29, 2020
  • Tagged as: black farmers, gardening, Illinois, vegetables, women farmers
Building a community garden & the community that inspires more people to grow food in their backyard has driven Natasha Nicholes to do great things on Chicago’s South Side & online. Family Passion for Gardening...

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Want to take an avocado farm tour? Sit down and enjoy the ride.

  • April 14, 2020
  • Tagged as: avocado, california, fruit, oils

Join me as I tour an avocado farm. This video was shot in late October as we looked at young fruit on the tree. Those same avocados are being picked and packed as we publish…

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Having Enough Food for a Farm Family Takes Time & Effort

  • April 1, 2020
  • Tagged as: beef, grain, meat, North Dakota, protein, women farmers
The latest episode of Grounded by the Farm speaks to something many of us are facing this week whether we are at home in big cities or rural areas — we are focused on having...

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Meeting Beef Cattle Farmer & Veterinarian Marybeth Feutz & Her Family’s Herd

  • March 2, 2020
  • Tagged as: beef, indiana, meat, protein, women farmers
beef cattle farmer and vet Marybeth Feutz

Growing up, my dad was a meat and potato kind of guy. Beef was frequently on the table but our mom find a variety of cuts. to help us stay economical on our groceries. In…

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Craft Beer: Meeting the People & Places Behind A Tennessee Brew

  • January 20, 2020
  • Tagged as: barley, beer, grain, tennessee
barley for beer

The craft beer scene has been on the rise for quite a while and with my love of travel, I visit a lot of local brew pubs. But having a chance to talk to a…

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Young & Wanting to Farm, Trish & Brian McKeighen Pick Pecans

  • January 6, 2020
  • Tagged as: Arizona, eggs, pecans, protein, southwest, women farmers
Trish & Brian McKeighen young pecan farmers

Trish & Brian McKeighen both have full-time jobs, but as they were planning a wedding, they also knew they wanted to farm. They kept their eyes open for something near Brian’s hometown of Saint David,…

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Traditional Smokehouse Likely to Make you Crave Virginia Ham

  • December 23, 2019
  • Tagged as: ham, meat, protein, Virginia, women farmers
Dardens Country Store

There are few foods that have make me dreamy-eyed my entire life but ham and potato salad are definitely life-long loves. Consequently, a traditional smokehouse has had a near mystical quality my whole life. And…

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