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What is a pig farm really like? And what’s your favorite cut of pork?

  • March 17, 2021
  • Tagged as: Europe, Germany, pork
When I say “pig farm”, what is it YOU think of? From the things we see and “learn” from when we’re kids, to the experiences we have when we’re cooking up our favorite brand of...

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Cheese-a-Day: Farmer Tom’s Challenge to Get to Know UK Dairy

  • March 3, 2021
  • Tagged as: dairy, Europe, lamb, wheat
Knowing the first episode of our second season would be published the first week of March, it was obvious we needed to talk about the Cheese-A-Day Challenge started by “Farmer Tom” in the UK! Getting...

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Growing Corn in Iowa, Dave Walton is Not The Stereotype You May Hear

  • December 23, 2020
  • Tagged as: corn, grain, iowa
As we round the foods on the holiday plate, it’s time to talk about growing corn! Corn isn’t just one of the staples for a healthy holiday season, it’s a consumable that has been around...

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Sweet Potato Farmer Todd O’Neal Is Feeling the Love as Sweet Potatoes Grow in Favor

  • December 9, 2020
  • Tagged as: holidays, Louisiana, sweet potato, vegetables
Todd O’Neal is a sweet potato farmer in Louisiana and his enthusiasm for the crop is electric. He talks to us about how sweet potatoes were considered something for poor people, as small farmers always...

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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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Turkey Farmers Are Deep Into the Holiday Rush

  • November 11, 2020
  • Tagged as: holidays, minnesota, turkey
Eating turkey is such an integral part of the holiday season in the US, that I knew a year ago I had to find the right turkey farmers for Grounded by the Farm. My family...

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Growing Sugar & Baking Cookies is the Sweet Life

  • October 28, 2020
  • Tagged as: Colorado, holidays, sugar, sugarbeets
As holidays approach, farmers growing sugar are trying to wrap up harvest so it seems appropriate that others of us are shifting into baking cookies, making pies & cakes and more. That means bags of...

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Pumpkin Farm Fun Helps Get Fall Holidays Underway!

  • October 14, 2020
  • Tagged as: holidays, iowa, pumpkin, vegetables
Fall has arrived and we have a lot of holidays to look forward to — that leads us to visit a pumpkin farm. Join us as we talk to Shannon Latham at Enchanted Acres in...

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The Sweet & Savory Moments in Growing Onions & Enjoying Them in All The Foods

  • September 30, 2020
  • Tagged as: Idaho, Onions, vegetables
Growing onions is something I’ve never done. But if you have ever stood in the produce aisle looking at the various bays of onions and wondered which ones you should buy, I feel your pain....

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Getting the Pulse of Growing Lentils

  • September 16, 2020
  • Tagged as: lentils, montana, protein, Pulses, women farmers
The Farver family has been growing lentils in northeastern Montana for decades. But in the past few years, the family decided to make some changes at Farver Farms, says Shauna Ferguson Farver. First up? Value-added...

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Enjoying Lamb Starts with A Good Cut & Simplicity in Cooking

  • September 2, 2020
  • Tagged as: lamb, meat, nevada, protein
lamb ready for the grill

Lamb may not be a common dish on every table in America, but this red meat provides a great tasting addition to the menu. We talk to Nevada rancher Mike Compston about raising sheep, cutting…

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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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