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Gardening and Agriculture Audio Clips - Archive

 

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Additional audio clips for related topics can be found on these pages
    - Food/Nutrition audio
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You Bet Your Garden

Pollinators, Peppers, and Paths — 31 Mar 2012 — Topics include... pollinators beyond honeybees; dealing with poison ivy infestations safely; the difference between pimento, red bell peppers, chili peppers, and paprika; and growing your own saffron. Also, when is wood-chip mulch in a path composted enough to safely go in a garden bed?
Download/Listen   52:15
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You Bet Your Garden

Termites, Terra Cotta, and Tomato Hornworms — 17 Mar 2012 — Mike McGrath's topics this time include ... dealing with termite infestation without toxic chemicals; a trick for getting the beauty terra cotta pots without their problems; controls for tomato hornworm; garden bed design; the timing of corn gluten applications for crabgrass control.
Download/Listen   52:14
More YBYG

Living On Earth

The Seattle Food Forest — 09 Mar 2012 — A team of interested citizens is turning seven acres in Seattle into a food-dense permaculture wonderland.
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   7:00

You Bet Your Garden

Should You Worry About Tomato Blight this Summer? — 03 Mar 2012 — Does the mild winter in the US mean a bad blight season for tomatoes and their cousins? Other topics include dealing with seed starting problems; planning to grow great peaches, apples, and other tree fruits; and whether cat litter be composted.
Download/Listen   52:14

Producing Your Own Peanuts — 25 Feb 2012 — Is it possible to grow peanuts above the Mason-Dixon line? Yes! But Mike McGrath offers a number of important tips. Other topics include problems with grape growing, dealing with unwanted moss on a roof, and redbud tree pests.
Download/Listen   52:15
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One Radio Network

Organic Gardening, Edible Landscapes, and Drip Irrigation — 28 Feb 2012 — Robert Kourik discusses drip irrigation, including new innovations that avoid clogging; how to regulate watering to improve tomato flavor; deer-resistant plants; Compost 101, including why commercially available composting bins aren't the best way to go.
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   1:06:08

QUICK FEED

NPR, 20 Mar 2012
The Promise and Pitfalls of Community Gardens
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   4:16


KOPN Food Sleuth, 08 Mar 2012
Stephenie Caughlin: From a High-Powered Job in NYC to a California Organic Farm
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   28:15


Biodynamics Now, 19 Mar 2012
Deborah Koons Garcia:  Symphony of the Soil
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   1:16:21


KOPN Food Sleuth, 15 Mar 2012
Michael O'Gorman on the Farmer-Veteran Coalition
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   28:00


Chelsea Green Radio, 03 Mar 2012
Michael Phillips on the "Holistic Orchard"
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   3:33


Science Friday, 09 Mar 2012
The Early Spring—Effects on Plants and Pests
Download/Listen   17:59

Food Chain Radio

John Jeavons:  Farming—Big or Small? — 18 Feb 2012 — John Jeavons talks about the food-producing potential of intensive soil management and small-footprint gardening. If such techniques were used on a widespread basis, they would feed more people than large-scale industrial agriculture and at the same time save our quickly depleting topsoil.
Download/Listen   42:24
More Food Chain Radio

TUC Radio

The Culture of Seed Saving — 14 Feb 2012 — The saving of open-pollinated seeds (heirlooms) has enjoyed popular resurgence recently. But there are those who have been doing it all along. Davis Hollander recounts his experiences as a seed collector, touching on many of the pertinent questions around seed saving, such as the connection to history, culture and place, as well as the role seed saving plays in the resisting the onslaught of genetic engineering and corporate control of seeds.
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   29:00

NPR

Farmers Take Back Land Slated For Housing — 23 Jan 2012 — The housing bust left a number of planned developments unstarted. Some of that land is finding it's way back to farmers.
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   3:23

(GP comment:  Contrary to what everyone in this story seems to think, the reclamation will be permanent—there will be no next housing bubble in the US.)

Sustainable World Radio

Growing Color—How To Create Beautiful Dyes From Plants — Rebecca Burgess shares her techniques for "growing and harvesting color" She talks about her favorite dye plants and the impact that chemical dyes have on the environment. Plants, minerals, and insects can yield brilliant, vibrant hues, and the natural dyes produce little waste, are nontoxic, and are easy to make at home.
Go to page  |  Download/Listen    

KOPN Food Sleuth

How We Move From Conventional Agriculture to Sustainable Agriculture — 05 Jan 2012 — Kevin Fulton, Nebraska rancher and organic farmer, talks about grass-based livestock, animal welfare, CAFOs, and the barriers to moving from conventional agriculture to sustainable agriculture.
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   28:15

QUICK FEED

GroAction, 18 Jan 2012
Michael Abelman:  Strategies for Mobilizing Our Workforce Towards Urban Agriculture
No longer available from host site.   40:20


The Promised Land, Nov 2011
Wes Jackson:  The Genius of Place—Reinventing Agriculture According to Natural Principles
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   9:15

Sustainable World Radio

How Keeping Chickens Can Fuel The Local Food Revolution — 24 Nov 2011 — Chicken expert Pat Foreman gives a very good review of the basics of backyard chicken raising and shares why she believes that hens are an integral part of the local food movement. Topics covered include how chickens are talented food-waste disposals, soil builders, and pest assassins.
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   48:12

Radio EcoShock

Winter Gardening and Guerrilla Gardening—Got (Fresh) Food? — 07 Dec 2011 — In the face of potential disruptions, the smart prepper knows that gardening is of paramount concern. And just a summer garden isn't good enough. Hear master gardener Eliot Coleman discuss his proven techniques for growing food all year, even in northern climes. ~~ Also hear a report on guerilla gardening—spreading the joy of perennial food plants everywhere, even on property you don't own.
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   59:59

Food Chain Radio

Is Government Making the Family Farm "Too Safe for Families"? — 10 Dec 2011 — Proposed government regulations may so restrict kids working on farms—ostensibly to protect them from harm—that the "family farm" may become a thing of the past. More broadly, can we train our future farmers without having them involved from an early age?
Download/Listen   42:51
More Food Chain Radio

TUC Radio

Bob Cannard:  Natural Process Farming — 30 Oct 2011 — Cannard gives a speech the lays bare the out-of-touch-with-nature techniques of modern farming, even modern gardening. He lists many ways we can use nature's awesome growing energy to advantage.
PART 1:  Go to page  |  Download/Listen   29:01
PART 2:  Go to page  |  Download/Listen   29:01

Peak Moment

Resilience and Food Preservation, Soccer Mom Style — 17 Oct 2011 — Kathy Harrison talks about the concepts in her book Just in Case—How to Be Self Sufficient when The Unexpected Happens. The focus is on food preservation, and how to make it fun and community-oriented.
No longer available from host site.  

QUICK FEED

Food Chain Radio, 23 Oct 2011
Getting Our Goat—The Battle to Keep Uncle Gov's Hands Off of CSAs and Farm Share Programs
Download/Listen   41:37
More Food Chain Radio


NPR, 07 Oct 2011
Heirlooms—Giving Life to Forgotten Fruits and Vegetables
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   4:45


Food Chain Radio, 08 Oct 2011
Growing Cities—The Resurgence of Small-Scale Urban Farming
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   42:46


Peak Moment, 28 Jul 2011
Judy Alexander:  The Power of Cooperative (Community) Gardens
No longer available from host site.  

GroAction

David Holmgren:  The Upcoming Transition Away from a Fossil-Fuel-Based Society — 14 Nov 2011 — Ecological designer David Holmgren talks about how permaculture can be one of the essential ingredients in a successful transition to a post-peak world.  (Holmgren is spot-on, as usual. --GP)
No longer available from host site. 50:12

The Lifeboat Hour

Permaculture as Part of Collapse and Transition — 14 Aug 2011 — Ruppert and guests discuss the underway transition and the need—among other things—to move from industrial agriculture to permaculture. His guests are David Holmgren, one of the cofounders of the permaculture movement, and Peter Charles Downey, director of the new film Anima Mundi.
Download/Listen   58:02

QUICK FEED

Food Chain Radio, 09 Jul 2011
Ellen Brown:  State Banking and the Farmers of North Dakota
More FCR  |  Download/Listen   42:35


Two Beers With Steve, 05 Jul 2011
Nelson Lebo:  Building Raised Beds, Fast and Cheap
Audio no longer available from host site.


Equal Time, 10 Jun 2011
Local Organic Food, the Free Market, and the Functions of Government
Audio no longer available from host site.   26:58

Fresh Air

Lester Brown:  Food—The Hidden Driver Of Global Politics — 18 May 2011 — Food prices are rising, but the impact is not being felt equally around the world, says Lester Brown. The world's rapidly expanding population has created elevated demand for grain, milk, cheese and eggs, but changes in climate and irrigation have made it increasingly difficult to increase production. As supplies tighten, food is becoming a new form of geopolitical leverage.
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   25:26

The Lifeboat Hour

Backyard Sustainable Gardening — 17 Apr 2011 — Scott McGuire discusses pest control, composting, biointensive systems, rooftop gardening, food trading, and seed saving as an income strategy. (Good quote from this show:  "If you want to eat in December, you'd better start thinking about it in May.")
Download/Listen   54:21

QUICK FEED

Two Beers With Steve, 24 Apr 2011
Stumbling Homestead—Darcy Menard's Transition from Career-Minded Professional to Sustainable Farmer
Audio no longer available from host site.


Food Chain Radio, 19 Mar 2011
Kurt Timmermeister:  Four Acres of Bramble-Filled Trouble—Starting a Small Farm
More Food Chain Radio  |  Download/Listen   42:32


Food Chain Radio, 13 Feb 2011
“Thawt Ain’t Hay”—Monsanto’s Genetically-Engineered Alfalfa
Download/Listen   42:30
More Food Chain Radio


Two Beers With Steve, 05 Feb 2011
Aaron Lucich:  Awakening to the Food Revolution
Audio no longer available from host site.


One Radio Network, 25 Jan 2011
Biodynamic Gardening with Steve Storch   Free ORN account required
PART 1:  Download/Listen   59:11
PART 2:  Download/Listen   52:36

Chelsea Green Radio

Eliot Coleman on Organic Farming — 02 Mar 2011 — Master organic gardener Eliot Coleman talks about his 30 years of experience as an organic farmer, experimenting with what works and what doesn't, and battling the ignorance of the mainstream farming-research community.   The format is a little confusing until you realize that this is a bunch of snippets of various speeches by Coleman sewn together. Still good, though. --GP)
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   29:30

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CSAs & BIODYNAMICS
FOOD CONCEPTS FOR THE 21st CENTURY

image of multicolored fruits and vegetables; feature story is CSAs and BIODYNAMICS - FOOD CONCEPTS FOR THE 21st CENTURY Two Beers With Steve — 19 Feb 2011
Farmer Allan Balliett discusses the important concepts of biodynamics and community supported agriculture (CSA), both of which can be employed to improve the quality and resilience of the food on your plate.

Audio no longer available from host site.

Related resources:
-- Food Gardening Books
-- Article on CSAs

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Sustainable World Radio

Doug Weatherbee on Healthy Soil Ecosystems—In Your Garden or Elsewhere — 21 Feb 2011 — Weatherbee gives an excellent overview of how soil ecosystems work and why they are critical to plant health. In part 2, he offers soil tips for home gardeners.
Part 1:  Go to page  |  Download/Listen   42:24
Part 2:  Go to page  |  Download/Listen   43:24

Two Beers With Steve

Heirloom Seeds and Swaps — 24 Jan 2011 — Johnny Max reviews seed saving basics, and describes his seed swap site, which also allows purchases by people who are just getting started with heirloom seeds (i.e. have nothing to swap yet).
Audio no longer available from host site.

The Lifeboat Hour

The Lawn Police — 16 Jan 2011 — Michael Ruppert and Bob Waldrop discuss how local ordinances can often be at odds with good resilience practices.
Download/Listen   58:26

Two Beers With Steve

Talking Tools with Nelson Lebo - Part Two — 27 Aug 2010 — Post-peak-oil farmer Nelson Lebo discusses the advantages and techniques associated with the tine rake, the hoe, and the scythe. Side topics include composting, raised beds, and mowing your lawn a high-quality scythe(!).
Audio no longer available from host site.

QUICK FEED

Two Beers With Steve, 04 Sep 2010
Fresh—Sustainable and Organic Farmers Making a Difference
Audio no longer available from host site.


Deconstructing Dinner, 15 Jul 2010
Toby Hemenway:  Are Agricultural Systems Sustainable?
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   58:00


Deconstructing Dinner, 22 Jul 2010
Ethnobiology:  Human Relationships with Useful Plants, Indigenous Wisdom, and Sustainability
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   58:18


Chelsea Green Radio

Homesteading in The 21st Century — 16 Jun 2010 — Philip Ackerman-Leist, author of Up Tunket Road—Homesteading in The 21st Century, talks about the new breed of young homesteaders and the financial, psychological, and social challenges they face.
Go to page  |  Download/Listen 29:09

Food Chain Radio

Food Without Electricity — 28 Aug 2010 — A discussion of preservation technologoies that work around situations where electricity has failed.
Download/Listen   41:42
More Food Chain Radio

Agroinnovations

Ecological Imperialism — 26 Jul 2010 — A collage of interview clips and readings from Alfred W. Crosby's book Ecological Imperialism, covering various ventures of colonial Europe in foreign lands over the last 500 years, with a particular focus on food and agricultural reasons for success or failure.  (This is pretty interesting, along the same lines as Jared Diamond's Guns, Germs, and Steel. --GP)
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   51:56

Referenced items:   (on Amazon.com)
Crosby book:  Ecological Imperialism:  The Biological Expansion of Europe, 900-1900
Diamond book Guns, Germs, and Steel:  The Fates of Human Societies

Two Beers With Steve

Nelson Lebo:  Tools, Techniques, and Timing — 24 Jul 2010 — Lebo discusses methods to improve gardening efficiency by using the right tools and techniques at the right time.  (The meat starts around 15:00. This is part 1; part 2 is not yet available. --GP)
Audio no longer available from host site.

One Radio Network

NOTE: You need free One Radio Network account to listen/download their MP3s.

Sustainable Gardening and Backyard Food Production — 19 Jul 2010 — Once a person understands that the long-distance food system has vulnerabilities and that local and regional food-growing operations are insufficient to meet local needs should a disruption occur, the logical thing to do is to get ye to growing your own in a substantial way.
Download/Listen   1:05:50

Agroinnovations

Pasture Cropping — 19 Jul 2010 — Colin Seis has invented a new way to grow annual cereal crops. "Pasture cropping" involves the direct seeding of annual crops into perennial pastures that are grazed at high densities prior to sowing. Seis explains the functional and economic benefits, as well as the improvements in soil health and biodiversity.  (Fairly agro-technical, but interesting. --GP)
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   45:48

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AQUACULTURE
THE FUTURE OF SEAFOOD OR A FISHY FIASCO?

image of freaky looking fish; feature story is AQUACULTURE - THE FUTURE OF SEAFOOD OR A FISHY FIASCO? The show:
Quirks & Quarks — 19 Jun 2010
This is a very good primer on the subject of aquaculture, a.k.a. fish farming. With 90% of major wild fish stocks depleted and 50% of seafood now farm-raised, aquaculture is having more and more impact on the health of the oceans, with remaining, smaller wild fish stocks getting vacuumed up to feed farmed fish. Is this path sustainable?

Download/Listen   34:47

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Agroinnovations

Wild Farming — 06 Jul 2010 — A discussion of "wild farming," an approach that can reduce erosion and polluted runoff, increase biodiversity and native pollinators, and better manage predator and pest-animal problems.
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   36:15

Survival Podcast

Start Thinking about Fall Gardening (Really?) — 30 Jun 2010 — September may still be a ways off, but it's a good idea to at least start thinking about what you will be planting to take advantage of the change of seasons. With proper planning and execution, you can eat fresh vegetables right into the first snow.
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   57:31

Food Chain Radio

The Pink Gold of Vegas — 26 Jun 2010 — The Western world wastes huge amounts of food, both as past-the-expiration throwaways and as food scraps from our plates. Farmer Bob Combs raises several thousand pigs using the food scraps from the restaurants on the Las Vegas strip. Why doesn't every municipality have a system like this?!?
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   42:33

Diet Soap Podcast

Fair Food Fight, — 20 Jun 2010 — Anderson and host Doug Lain discuss farms, chickens, and the real food movement. ~~ Also featured is a weird, funny audio collage about cryogenics and a childhood trip to Disneyland.
Audio no longer available from host site.   39:40

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FOOD STORAGE BASICS
INCREASE RESILIENCE AND SECURITY, DECREASE COST AND WORRY

image of cans of food on a homemade shelving unit; feature story is FOOD STORAGE BASICS - INCREASE RESILIENCE AND SECURITY, DECREASE COST AND WORRY The show:
Survival Podcast — 15 Jun 2010
Jack Spirko does an excellent job of covering the basics of food storage and food security—the logic of it and how to do it safely, in a way that saves you money in the long run. He calls it a "holistic approach to survival food storage."

Go to page  |  Download/Listen   1:00:26

Background:
Food storage is not just a nutty thing twitchy-eyed loners do. It's a basic approach to making sure our households can sail though troubled waters without undue hunger or time wasted standing in lines at grocery stores (or FEMA camps). It takes a little more effort to start a rotational food storage system than it does to buy groceries each week as you need them, but the security and long-term cost benefits are clear.

Related GP pages:
-- Food Security Actions
-- Food-Gardening Books

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KunstlerCast

Agrarian Urbanism — 03 Jun 2010 — Rising energy prices, poor growing weather, and other problems may lead to global food shortages. But James Howard Kunstler believes that the idea of the US feeding its city populations with rooftop gardens and skyscraper terrariums is absurd. We may see a big return of urban gardening, but Kunstler believes that it is important to be realistic.
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   23:21

Food Chain Radio

All (Farm) Animals Equal? — 29 May 2010 — If one decided to move beyond that simple backyard garden and set up a homestead, complete with a small amount of livestock, what animal species would be best?
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   42:50

Science Friday

The Hanging Gardens of Tomatoland  (a.k.a. "Turn it Upside Down") — 28 May 2010 — Some neat ideas for hanging/upside-down tomato systems and other techniques for using vertical space when you don't have room for a garden patch.
Download/Listen   17:48

Peak Moment

Bag It! — Packaging Bulk Foods with Nitrogen — 27 Apr 2010 — There are many ways to preserve food for storage. Here's a high-tech approach brought down to earth for us average folk.  (GP comment:  The MP3 can give you an idea of what it's about, but if you're really interested, you'll need to watch the video.)
No longer available from host site.  

Survival Podcast

Barter, Conspiracies, Seed Saving, Fluoride, Buying PMs — 16 Apr 2010 — Based on listener questions, Jack Spirko gives his take on a variety of subjects, including the tax liabilities that may be incurred when bartering; the "going too far" principle of conspiracies; tips on seed saving; fluoride as a topical antimicrobial but internal toxin; buying precious metals from a local dealer vs. online.
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   1:07:14

Survival Podcast

Food Storage + Seed Saving — 23-25 Mar 2010 — Two episodes related to household food security—food storage and seed saving.
Food Storage:  Go to page  |  Download/Listen   1:04:40
Seed Saving:  Go to page  |  Download/Listen   1:03:14

Available on Amazon.com:
Organic Heirloom Seeds

Sustainable World Radio

David Holmgren:  Permaculture in an Energy Descent World — Feb 2010 — David Holmgren talks about the relationship between permaculture and "peak everything"; and he discusses four possible future scenarios as resource constraints force difficult choices: Brown Tech, Green Tech, Earth Steward, and Lifeboats. Even the Mad Max scenario gets a little air time.
picture of Mad Max walking on highway PART 1:  Go to page  |  Download/Listen   43:54
PART 2:  Go to page  |  Download/Listen   44:48

Referenced items:  (on Amazon.com)
Book:  Future Scenarios:  How Communities Can Adapt to Peak Oil and Climate Change
DVDs:  Mad Max movies

Survival Podcast

CSAs and Modern Survival Philosophy
Feb 2010 — CSAs are a good way to get fresh, local food. An established CSA relationship with a local farmer not only supports local agriculture but might prove to be a valuable asset if we encounter food scarcity in the future.
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   56:41

Agroinnovations

The Edible Acre Project
Jan 2010 — Think a school-based food garden could be part of a good risk-mitigation strategy for future food shortages at the same time it strengthens your community? Start here.
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   35:39

Related Agroinnovations podcast:
Felder Farm School  (go to podcast page)

Peak Moment

The Heart of Permaculture – Getting Beyond the Artificial World
Dec 2009 — We're reliant on fossil energy, trapped in a disjointed society, existing in sterile subdivisions, eating industrial food. Permaculture is part of the solution.
Watch   27:52
Due to technical problems with Blip, the audio is not available.

KunstlerCast

Food in a World Made By Hand
Oct 2009 — In James Howard Kunstler's novel World Made by Hand, the characters in the post-peak-oil world must overcome many obstacles but nonetheless manage to eat food that is in general delicious and a vast improvement over the current American diet. Kunstler talks about the lost ceremony of eating with family and friends as well as the tragic result our "fast food nation" has brought about.
Go to page  |  Download/Listen   30:57

 

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