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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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Growing Bitter Gourd & other Filipino Foods with Albert Santos

  • July 6, 2021
  • Tagged as: Asia, The Philippines, vegetables
Only an episode about growing bitter gourd and other Filipino foods could bring together connections to boxer Manny Pacquiao, pineapple, sugarcane and pig roasts and today is the day! It’s time to talk about all...

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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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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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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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Mushroom Recipes You Will Love

  • May 11, 2020
  • Tagged as: mushrooms, recipes, vegetables

Last week my family had a funny conversation about mushrooms recipes. It immediately brought up the podcast conversation about mushrooms with Scott at J-M Farms. And I realized it was just a year ago that I…

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Tips on a Container Garden — What I Learned by Trying Containers

  • May 5, 2020
  • Tagged as: gardening, Missouri, vegetables
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Interviewing Natasha Nicholes for this week’s episode talking about gardening reminded me about previous years of my container garden. This spring and my need to stay quarantined makes me wonder whether I will get much…

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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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Fresh Mushrooms for the Middle of the Country

  • February 19, 2020
  • Tagged as: mushrooms, oklahoma, vegetables
As a child, I remember mushrooms usually being in cans or bottles — never fresh mushrooms. But today most US farmers grow for the fresh market. It was a shift that really started in the...

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Going into the Dark at a Mushroom Farm

  • February 16, 2020
  • Tagged as: mushrooms, oklahoma, vegetables
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I’m accustomed to seeing mushrooms on pizzas, in pasta sauces, even in my yard when the rain won’t stop. But for some reason, I hadn’t ever really thought about what a mushroom farm would be…

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How Americans Love of Spicy Food Gave Specialty Peppers Room to Grow

  • February 5, 2020
  • Tagged as: food waste, North Carolina, peppers, vegetables
Peppers are a food that spark a lot of passion and nowhere is that more clear than with Bailey Farms. Randy Bailey started the farm in Oxford, NC as a young adult knowing how much...

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