Jodie Anderson is the director of the University of Alaska Fairbanks Institute of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Extension. Anderson has […]
Jodie Anderson, the force behind the Institute of Agriculture at UAF Read Post »
Georgeson Botanical Garden is a nationally recognized botanical garden known for its abundance of herbs, ornamental trees, vegetables and flowers
Georgeson Botanical Garden, the farthest north botanical garden Read Post »
AFFECT provides an avenue for individuals interested in farming to gain the experience and knowledge needed to successfully start a
AFFECT program’s farmer training supports growing more food. Read Post »
What a great opportunity to learn about Megan Schulze and about her small but diversified farm in Interior Alaska, called
Frontieress Farm, a small and diversified farm in interior Alaska Read Post »
North Pole Peonies is a family-farm, owned and operated by three generations. We grow cut-flower peonies right here in North
North Pole Peonies: Exporting peonies from Interior Alaska Read Post »
Hawks Greenhouse is celebrating its 65th year of operation this year, It’s three generations working together to continue the greenhouse
Hawks Greenhouse: 65 years of Beauty, Blooms and Community Read Post »
Recently I sat down with Michael and Jessica Shaffstall, to talk about their journey in starting a farm in Fairbanks
Yellow Wood Farms, nurturing and raising farm animals ethically. Read Post »
As the year 2024 ends, I’m reflecting back to when I started this podcast, my reasons, my challenges, my journey.
Last Month of the Year. Lessons Learned and Insights Gained Read Post »
Calypso Farm and Ecology Center is an educational farm in Ester, Alaska, offering hands-on education programs for people of all
Calypso Farm, growing food and educating Read Post »
Melissa’s love for educating started early on in her career. She has a long career success with educating children, teachers
Mighty Melissa Sikes, a consummate educator and food security guru Read Post »
