growfood

Explore "growfood" with insightful episodes like "Beginners Guide to Growing Garlic", "Airey Bros. Radio / Logan Silsley / Ep. 168 / The Institute of Natural Farming / Rastafria / Korean Natural Farming / Organic Farming", "Airey Bros. Radio / Logan Silsley / Ep. 168 / The Institute of Natural Farming / Rastafria / Korean Natural Farming / Organic Farming", "Episode 22 - Earth Day Special: Nurturing Soil Health and Seeding Justice across Generations with Karen Washington of Rise and Root Farm" and "Can You Protect Yourself (fight)" from podcasts like ""The Northern Grower", "Airey Bros. Radio", "Airey Bros.'s Radio", "4 The Soil: A Conversation" and "Al The Producer"" and more!

Episodes (5)

Beginners Guide to Growing Garlic

**Apologies, please note the sound quality is not great with this episode, turns out my microphone was acting up, sound quality should resume as normal with all other episodes*

With garlic planting season underway, this episode covers the basics of growing, harvesting and storing garlic with a focus on cold climates.

Links Mentioned:
Garlic and the Vampire by Bree Paulsen (goodreads.com)
Interesting Garlic/Allium Book: Garlic and Other Alliums: The Lore and The Science by Eric Block (goodreads.com)
Canadian Prairie Garlic eScape - Saskatchewan Garlic Online Store (saskgarlic.ca)

Erin is a gardener, homesteader and educator growing in a zone 3 climate in Canada.
She enjoys sharing her passion of growing food, the challenges and opportunities of growing in a cold climate, homesteading and slow living topics, the magic of simple homestead living as well as sprinkling in some folklore along the way.

If you would like to email the show: thenotherngrowerpodcast@gmail.com
To visit the heirloom seed saving project and instagram visit: The Northern Grower | Instagram | Linktree and follow the links.

With the garlic planting season coming up, I thought it would be perfect timing

The Northern Grower

en-usSeptember 13, 2022

Airey Bros. Radio / Logan Silsley / Ep. 168 / The Institute of Natural Farming / Rastafria / Korean Natural Farming / Organic Farming

Logan Silsley of the Institute of Natural Farming joins us to talk about organic farming and the steps you can take to grow your own food. Logan practices Rastafarianism and took the time to break down the principles of the religion and its origins in Jamaica in the 1930's and the connection to Ethiopia's Haile Selassie.

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enJuly 11, 2022

Airey Bros. Radio / Logan Silsley / Ep. 168 / The Institute of Natural Farming / Rastafria / Korean Natural Farming / Organic Farming

enJuly 11, 2022

Episode 22 - Earth Day Special: Nurturing Soil Health and Seeding Justice across Generations with Karen Washington of Rise and Root Farm

In celebration and recognition of Earth Day 2022, Mary Sketch Bryant, Eric Bendfeldt, and Jeff Ishee share a deeply meaningful and inspiring conversation with Karen Washington of Rise and Root Farm about soil health, intergenerational knowledge, and heeding nature's wisdom. Karen recalls how planting a tomato seed changed her life and introduced her to nature, land, and soil. She emphasizes the importance of having hard conversations about eating healthy so people and communities are all part of the solution and meet people where they are with soil health and environmental justice. There is room for everyone to grow food.

Additionally, Karen Washington encourages all of us but especially the youth to sit down with our grandparents and parents to understand history, capture the intergenerational knowledge, and listen to Mother Nature. What is nature telling us about soil health and the environment? What do previous generations know about soil health and nature? In the end, Mother Nature can guide us in what is needed; sometimes that means stopping and listening to the land and soil.

To learn more about Karen Washington and her ongoing work, please visit https://www.riseandrootfarm.com/. We also encourage you to check out the new 4 The Soil blog at https://www.4thesoil.org/blog

4 The Soil: A Conversation

enApril 19, 2022