Shining a light on
Interior Alaska Growers & Producers
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Farm to Fresh, Offbeet farm and a modern root cellar
I recently sat down with Sam Knapp to talk about his cold storage farm. I think we also called it a winter storage farm.
Adding voices to food security in Interior Alaska
Ruralite magazine, a monthly publication of Golden Valley Electric Association, reached out to speak with myself and Brad St. Pierre about food security in
Birth to Bacon Farm, is it just about the pigs?
There is more to Mitch and Melissa Berggren than meets the eye. There is more to their farm, Birth to Bacon Farm than one
Studying Interior Alaska Honeybees
My first podcast was about beekeeping. It brought this whole new world of bees for me to understand, learn about and meet the huge
Podcasts
Agriculture in Interior Alaska? Yes, Interior Alaska is a place that encourages many people to start an agricultural enterprise.
Hi, I'm Jo!
A year ago, I started my project, Jo’s Table Alaska as an advocacy effort to shine a light on Interior Alaska’s local farmers, growers, and producers.
Interior Alaska has seen many farming enterprises, some large scale but mostly small scale farmers that feel a deep connection to the land, food systems, sustainability and food security. All huge challenges for our region of the state. These people work hard to bring produce to farmers’ markets and provide healthy nutritious food for all out tables. I admire their work and want to share their journey, their challenges and their stories.
I bring their stories to you and bring awareness of their work, and their contribution to our food security in the Interior.
Join me! As I explore the world of Interior Alaska Agriculture, and advocate for those who bring a meal to our tables. To Jo’s Table.
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What's New
Check out what’s new. Events, classes, workshops and sign-ups for produce and CSA’s.
Podcast
Listen to the podcasts. Go inside the farm on the growers’ journey. Learn their philosophy and their future plans.
Blog
Meet the farmers, foragers, distillers, and other cottage industry operations of Interior Alaska.
Thank You Sponsor
Jo’s Table Alaska is proudly sponsored by Denali State Bank. As a local community bank based in Fairbanks, Alaska, Denali State Bank believes in the importance of food security, self-sufficiency and supports “home grown” agricultural related activities that make food available, accessible and most importantly, improves the quality of life, for all Alaskans. Discover more at denalistatebank.com.
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