18: Bill McDorman on Playful Plant Breeding
Today on The Urban Farm Podcast we have Bill to talk about seeds and playful plant breeding!
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17: David Burns and Austin Young on Fruit Trees on Public Property
Today on The Urban Farm Podcast we have David Burns and Austin Young of Fallen Fruit to talk about the placement of fruit trees throughout urban spaces as a means to cultivate community and food security!
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16: Jim Dennis on Returning to a Sustainable Lifestyle
Today on The Urban Farm Podcast we interview Jim Dennis from Farm Phoenix, a featured farmer here to expand on his urban farming journey. Listen in to hear about his hibiscus project and best urban farming tips!
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15: Casey Hay on Gardening as a Tool for Special Education
Today on The Urban Farm Podcast we have Casey Hay to talk about gardening as a tool for special education and student partnerships!
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14: James Barilla on Bringing the Natural World to the Back Yard
Today we have James Barilla on the show to talk about his book, My Backyard Jungle.
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13: Katharina Unger on Insect Farming
You do not want to miss today’s episode of The Urban Farm Podcast, in which we are featuring Katharina’s experience insect farming and her amazing kickstarter for Livin Farms Hive.
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How to Raise Mealworms
How to Raise Mealworms for Healthier Chickens and a More Sustainable Farm By Anne-Marie Miller For more from Anne-Marie, check out her blog here! Fall or winter is the perfect time to start a mealworm bin. It takes a while for these nutritious insects to get started into a thriving colony that can supplement your chicken…
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When Humans Turned from the Wilderness
When Humans Turned from the Wilderness By Emily Powell How awesome would it be to go back to the age of the hunter-gatherer? Imagine the empty, undeveloped space to see: the Great Plains of the vast midwest without symmetrical rows of corn and grain; the central valley of California hollow and unspoiled. The people in…
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Nutrition is a Can of Worms
Nutrition is a can of worms! Only this time, it is a good thing 500 grams. This is the amount that everybody eats on average in insects per year. Yes, you do too! No, not while riding your bicycle with an open mouth or sleeping. Insects are in our everyday food- in frozen vegetables,…
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12: Julian Jacquez on Aquaponics for the Beginner
Today we have Julian Jaquez on the show to talk about his 1000-fish Aquaponics system, his experience as a self-starter urban farmer, and tips for beginner urban farmers on how to get started!
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