335: Bill Bezuk on Urban Farming in Eugene
335: Bill Bezuk on Urban Farming in Eugene. Supporting local farmers with supplies and resources. Bill opened his store the Eugene Backyard Farmer in April, 2010. There were already several…
334: Kunal Sampat on Raising Backyard Chickens
334: Kunal Sampat on Raising Backyard Chickens. Knowing the joy of being a chicken parent. After living in urban neighborhoods for his entire life, Kunal wanted to experience a sustainable,…
333: Brandi DeCarli on Farming From a Box
333: Brandi DeCarli on Farming From a Box. Helping farmers think INSIDE the box. Brandi is the Founding Partner of Farm from a Box, an off-grid farm system that uses…
330: Ben Hartman on Growing Lean Vegetables
330: Ben Hartman on Growing Lean Vegetables. Finding efficient processes to help make farming productive. Ben is the author of The Lean Farm (winner of the prestigious Shingo Award), and The Lean…
328: Tim Young on Growing a Farm Business
328: Tim Young on Growing a Farm Business. Helping small farmers build their brands and grow their business. Tim’s a corporate executive turned modern homesteader and founded Nature’s Harmony Farm…
326: Jan McCarthy on Making Hot Spicy Jams
326: Jan McCarthy on Making Hot Spicy Jams. Adding some sweet and spice to life through delicious fruit jams. Jan worked in her parents’ bakery from age 12 until she…
325: Liz Whitehurst on Starting a New Small Farm
325: Liz Whitehurst on Starting a New Small Farm. Operating a small-scale diversified farm. Liz is the owner/operator of Owl’s Nest Farm, small-scale diversified vegetable farm 15 miles outside Washington,…
323: Kari Spencer on Farming in the City
323: Kari Spencer on Farming in the City. Growing crops and raising livestock in urban spaces. Kari is a popular local gardening & homesteading speaker. As a Master Gardener and…
Looking Back and Forward to the New Year Ahead
Looking Back and Forward to the New Year Ahead by Anne-Marie Miller (Dash) I don’t know about you, but on my homestead the looming projects and improvements can seem a…
319: Melissa Caughey on Chicken on How to Speak Chicken
319: Melissa Caughey on How to Speak Chicken. Translating fowl language for urban farmers. Melissa is the author of How to Speak Chicken and A Kid’s Guide to Keeping Chickens…
