On this episode, I sit down with Callen Christensen, Callen has been involved with the AFFECT program as its coordinator […]
AFFECT program’s farmer training supports growing more food. Read Post »
On this episode I sit down with Megan Schulze to learn about her small but diversified farm in Interior Alaska,
Frontieress Farm, a small and diversified farm in interior Alaska Read Post »
On this episode, I sit down with Ron and Margi Illingworth of Noth Pole Peonies, a commercial peony farm that
North Pole Peonies: Exporting Peonies from Interior Alaska Read Post »
This podcast is the third in the Greenhouse series. It’s the inspirational story of Chuck and Elaine Hawks who traveled
Hawks Greenhouse: 65 years of Beauty, Blooms and Community Read Post »
In this episode I sit down with Michael and Jessica Shaffstall, to talk about their journey in starting a farm
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 »
On this episode I sit down with Tom Zimmer, who is the Director of the ecology Center, although he calls
Calypso Farm, growing food and educating Read Post »
How to address food security in Interior Alaska? Well, you start with Mel Sikes, go to schools, and community, teach
Mighty Melissa Sikes, a consummate educator and food security guru Read Post »
On this episode, my guest is Sam Knapp. He is the only farmer in Interior Alaska that has a cold
Farm to Fresh, Offbeet farm and a modern root cellar Read Post »
In this Episode I have a wonderful conversation with Mitch and Melissa Berggren, local farmers who always had raised pigs,
Birth to Bacon Farm. Is it just about the pigs? Read Post »
