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Talking Pasture-to-Table Lamb with Ohio’s Kristin Root Patterson

  • June 29, 2022
  • Tagged as: lamb, Ohio, protein
The unique taste of lamb draws me in almost every time its on a menu and I think pasture-to-table lamb is something everyone should try. The Mediterranean flavors just aren’t the same without lamb. That’s...

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  • Food
  • Podcast

Hickory-Smoked Country Ham & Bacon on the Menu with Broadbent

  • June 15, 2022
  • Tagged as: Kentucky, pork
There is nothing that will wake me up faster or better than the smell of hickory-smoked country ham and bacon. And when I want to buy country ham or the “good bacon” (a phrase our...

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Longing to Visit a Lavender Farm? Get to Making Plans!

  • June 1, 2022
  • Tagged as: herbs, lavender, Missouri
 Imagine the smell of a lavender farm…. it is something that will captivate your imagination for all sorts of things!Lavender farms may not be everywhere, but thanks to Long Row Lavender, just west of...

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How One Family’s Home Place Showcases a Heritage of Hospitality

  • May 18, 2022
  • Tagged as: canola, Kentucky, oils
In the midst of most family farms, is a house called the home place. When you layer that with the appreciation of food, family and hospitality that runs so deep in western Kentucky, you get...

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Capturing Food Waste at the Farm & Providing Access to More Nutrition

  • May 4, 2022
  • Tagged as: food waste, North Carolina
In this week’s episode, we talk with Will Kornegay about how Ripe Revival is capturing food waste at the farm and providing access through subscriptions and outreach to people in rural food deserts. An AI...

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Getting to the Root of Enjoying & Growing Horseradish!

  • April 20, 2022
  • Tagged as: brassica, horseradish, Illinois
Did you know Illinois is know for growing horseradish? Ok, maybe it’s not as famous for that as it is for Chicago’s Miracle Mile, but the majority of the horseradish eaten in the US is...

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Celebrating National Ag Week and the Start of Spring!

  • March 23, 2022
  • Tagged as: Arizona, Colorado, Florida, indiana, kansas, New Jersey, Oregon, tennessee, Virginia
There are many day or or week of celebrations that seem to only fit a small niche of people, but this is National Ag Week and even if we don’t work in agriculture, that’s what...

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How a Need to Relieve Stress Started a Tomato Farm / Business

  • March 9, 2022
  • Tagged as: black farmers, Missouri, tomatoes
 There is an almost magical quality for tomatoes and a tomato farm is a place that I can close my eyes and picture myself there, I can even smell it! So when you meet...

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Updates on Three Popular Episodes: Popcorn, Community Gardens & Beer Oh My!

  • February 23, 2022
  • Tagged as: barley, beer, beets, popcorn, women farmers
After doing the podcast for a few years, we thought listeners would enjoy hearing updates on three popular episodes of Grounded by the Farm. So in this week’s episode, we touch base with three people...

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  • Faces
  • Food
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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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  • Farm Basics
  • Podcast

Family Farm Transitions Can Be Tough to Discuss, But Critical for Sustainability

  • January 26, 2022
  • Tagged as: beef, kansas, women farmers
Family farm transitions are tough to discuss. A lot gets wrapped into it…. not only are you talking about things like retirement or potential death of an older generation, but it means changes in how...

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Visiting a Chicken Farm & Enjoying a Harvest Festival to Meet My Meats

  • January 12, 2022
  • Tagged as: chickens, poultry, protein, women farmers
 Having known Lauren Arbogast for a decade or so, I’ve had it on the list to visit her chicken farm for a long time. I knew I would find the right opportunity. Little did...

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