33: Kari Spencer on Composting Made Easy Today on the Urban Farm Podcast, we welcome frequent special guest and Urban Farm U instructor Kari Spencer, urban farmer and a Master Gardener volunteer, and we are talking about composting.Kari operates The Micro Farm Project, a research and teaching farm that implements urban farming techniques. She enjoys…
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Leanne is a living example of a person focused on organic living.
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31: JD Hill on Compost Collection with Bokashi Today on the Urban Farm Podcast, we welcome a Phoenix local successful farmpreneur, JD Hill of Recycled City with his experience on composting.JD grew up in St. Michael, Minnesota, and arrived in Tempe, Arizona eager to earn his degree in business from Arizona State University.Upon graduating with…
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Stephen Ritz is a South Bronx teacher/administrator who believes that students shouldn’t have to leave their community to live, learn and earn in a better one.
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We are continuing the conversation of the evolutionary and truly remarkable tower gardens with our guest today Troy Albright founder and CEO of True Garden in Mesa, Arizona.
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A couple years after moving to Arizona Renata gave up gardening. She no longer had the energy to do it well. Until last spring, when she walked into True Garden in Mesa, Arizona. And discovered the coolest things!
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Today, we are meeting with Sheri Menelli, a fellow podcaster and an Earth Friendly Homeowner and member of the Secrets of Soil Society. Sheri has a green garden group and teaches people how to turn their lawns into a drought-tolerant landscapes.
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Flax On, Flax Off By Emily Powell Flax. Odds are you’ve seen it on many labels – cereals, supplements, bars, oils, muffins, socks, linoleum flooring (yes, linoleum flooring). Many online blogs, much like the one I’m writing now, praise and proclaim the universal benefits of a sprinkle/dash/teaspoon of ground flaxseed, more so in recent years…
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Got Apples? Here’s What You Can Do with Them Tips by Sheila Ackers Farmer Greg asked me what I did with my apples. I told him that after the usual round of pies, crumbles, cakes and chutneys I juice and make cider. From this I make apple cider vinegar, which I dilute and drink…
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Christal is a writer, horticulturist, and cook.
Her son and daughter-in-law encouraged her to start blogging. She shares what she does every day with a larger audience.
She spent many years in permaculture and interior scaping.
