188: Megan Whatton on The Urban Habitat Network.
188: Megan Whatton on The Urban Habitat Network. Mapping the habitats of wildlife around the world a section at a time. Megan is the Urban Habitat Network Manager for The…
188: Megan Whatton on The Urban Habitat Network. Mapping the habitats of wildlife around the world a section at a time. Megan is the Urban Habitat Network Manager for The…
187: Sherrie Pelsma on Macro Photography in the Garden. Looking at garden wildlife from a whole new perspective. Sherrie grew up on the rural Oregon Coast before moving to Portland…
186: Robin Kelson on Seed Saving-Resiliency. Keeping the strength of genetic traits through community sharing of seeds. Robin is the owner of the Good Seed Company – “heirloom seeds for…
185: Elaine Ingham on Life in the Soil. Examining the biology of healthy soil to improve plant growth. Hey there! This episode of The Urban Farm Podcast is exclusive to…
184: Michael Phillips on Holistic Orcharding. Growing fruit trees by creating a healthy ecosystem. Michael is known across the country for helping people grow healthy apples and understand the healing…
183: Shawn Jadrnicek on The Bio-Integrated Farm. Maximizing functions from landscape elements to save time, energy and money. Shawn has nourished his interest in sustainability through work as an organic…
182: Matthew Shepherd on Planting to Feed Bees. Expanding the habitat of an essential pollinator through garden choices. Matthew’s career began in England where he established a successful community-based conservation…
181: Quita Jackson on Thrifty Self Sufficiency. Taking small steps to being green and making a difference. Quita is one of the founders of GreenDesert.org, and while some would call…
180: Brian Smith on Biochar. Enhancing your soils through an ancient, carbon-sequestering, process. Brian is a systems engineer and project manager living in north Phoenix. For the past 30 years,…
179: Penn Parmenter on Passive Solar Greenhouses. Designing greenhouses using the natural laws of nature as allies and resources. Since 1992 Penn and her husband Cord have been growing food…