Episódios
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When Debbie Athearn’s father bought the 25 acres that started Morning Glory Farm in Edgartown, times were different.
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My friend Nicole Cormier is a registered dietician and studying for a masters in herbalism. And when she told me she eats pine pollen — and that in fact, it’s one of her favorite things to forage, I had to tag along.
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John Bunker has spent the past fifty years learning everything he can about North American apple varieties.
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Earlier this year, I finally made the journey north to meet John Bunker — a farmer in his 70s who arguably knows more about apple varieties than almost anyone alive in New England today.
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This week on the Local Food Report, a naturalist takes Elspeth hunting for hazelnuts.
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This week part three of a mini-series on big picture local food issues—today with a focus on what we can change with a little hyper-local creativity.
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This week on the Local Food Report, weekend meals to help hungry kids.
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Liz Wiley is executive director of the Marion Institute — a non-profit focused on improving human and environmental health and food quality in southeastern Massachusetts. And when I asked her what she’s working on right now, she said regional communication.
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This week part one of a mini-series on big picture local food issues—starting with the shellfish industry.
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Years ago, Lou Quattrucci’s neighbor came home from a trip to Italy with a gift. It was a bottle of creamy limoncello.
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Around this time every year, Elspeth talks with a local farmer or gardener about ordering seeds for the upcoming growing season. This year, she’s branched into aquaculture.
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You’ve probably heard that you’re supposed to prune fruit trees. But did you know that it’s also important to prune berries?
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I sat down with Russell Norton a horticulture and agriculture educator with the Cape Cod Cooperative Extension and started by asking him: why do we prune?
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Back in 2001, Lauren Leveque and her husband Josh learned to seed save as professionals with High Mowing Seeds in Vermont.
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This week on the Local Food Report, five ways to eat a cabbage.
