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First Aired - 10/08/2009 02:00PM
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On this week's Greenhorn Radio, Severine interviews Brooke Silvaggio of Bad Seed Farm in Kansas City, Missouri. The two discuss the burgeoning urban farming scene in Kansas City, Bad Seed's Farmers' Market, and getting recent grads excited about farming.
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Kansas City Urban Farming Scene (9:54)
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Bad Seed, heirloom varieties, Kansas City Missouri, urban farming criminalized in Missouri, urban gardens build community in depleted neighborhoods, suburbia losing its soul?, political ecology of urban gardening scene, people in Midwest have a strong connection to agriculture, over fifty urban farms in Kansas City, suburban expansion in Kansas City, Kansas City transportation system failing to cater to suburban sprawl, higher vacancy rates than Detroit and Cleveland, Brooke Silvaggio, does the presence of an urban farm lower property value?,Brooke's Entree into Farming (9:18)
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photojournalism, Brooke worked on organic farms in exchange for room and board whie traveling abroad, Bad Seed, what Brooke is growing, rotational grazing: chickens and goats, parasite management, radishes, hearty turnips, fruit trees, grapes, currants, Brooke's plot is intensively but intelligently farmed, heavy mulches, farmers economically marginalized by society, wave of rockstar organic farmers, how did Brooke get into urban ag?, no till farming,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 09/14/2009 03:30PM
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This week on Hot Grease, Nicole Taylor talks about Michelle Obama's helping hand in promoting local farmer's markets. Also on the show, Judith Winfrey of Slow Food Atlanta talks about her farm, Love is Love Farm.
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Michelle Obama's Influence On Farmer's Markets with Katie Michel (9:37)
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traffic, gardening, tourists, Hot Grease, Nicole Taylor, farmers markets, street closures, Washington DC, Michelle Obama, White House Garden, national coverage, Obama administration, Food Inc., Michelle Obama has helped average people find farmer's markets, fresh farm markets, Mount Pleasant, Silver Springs Maryland, commercial area, government offices, www.dcist.com, Trinidad, Columbia Heights, seasonality, Hearst Ranch,Judith Winfrey of Slow Food Atlanta (9:29)
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Slow Food USA National Day of Action, slow food Atlanta, quality of food, Atlanta, Georgia, eat ins, public schools, healthy food, organic garden, farmer's market, Love is Love Farm, Judith Winfrey, family agriculture, kitchen garden, Food Not Bombs, http://www.foodnotbombs.net/, apprenticeship, Georgia Organic, there is a dire need for young people in agriculture, being a farmer without being a landowner, Greenhorn Radio, farming is hard work, weather, community,Judith Talks About Love is Love Farm (12:50)
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Love is Love Farm, Top Chef Las Vegas, http://www.loveislovefarm.com/, Joe Reynolds, Kevin Gillespie, pork, peppers, seasonality, squash, Slow Food Ark of Taste, gumbo, summer flowers, fresh eggs, chickens, Delaware Hens, certified organic feed, 150 hens are producing 80 eggs a day, olive oil, ice cream, nutritional yeast, hippies, Peach Tree Road Farmer's Market, CSA, Community Supported Agricultre, church, Star Provisions, http://www.facebook.com/pages/Douglasville-GA/Love-is-Love-Farm/14079829974, wood fire grill, sun gold cherry tomatoes,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 07/26/2009 12:00PM
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On The Main Course, Jen Klepper of The Fatty Crab & Gabe McMackin of Roberta's talk about Malaysian Cuisine, the trend towards whole animal cooking & experiences in the kitchen. Also on the show, Jeanne Hodesh from Local Gourmands.
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Introduction & Show Summary (7:15)
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Heather Hyman, Gabe McMackin, Jennifer Klepper, Roberta's, corn, beets, The Fatty Crab, www.localgourmands.com, Jeanne Hodesh,Fruits, Vegetables & Malaysian Cuisine with Jen Klepper (7:43)
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gardening, watermelons, pickling, crispy pork, salad, North American fruit, cranberry, mango, pawpaw, kiwi, Malaysia, The Fatty Crab, fish, blashan, shrimp paste, fermented shark, Indonesia, melting pot, Malacca, basil, mint, peanuts, cookbooks,Mediterranean Palate with Gabe McMackin (5:20)
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pizza, Italian cuisine, pork, Mediterranean, pepper, radish, cilantro, New York Times, wood burning oven, sternos, cooking pasta without boiling water, simple pasta is the hardest food to make, white wine, tomato, olives, parsley,Food & Meat Revolution: Using The Whole Animal (10:52)
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meat, whole animal, lamb, prime cuts, shoulder, rack, shanks, tongue, brain, pork belly, breaded fish, Cabrito, price points, interesting preparations of meat,Creative Recepies, Kitchen Experiences & Breadmaking (6:40)
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Japanese, curry, Pakistan, robo coupe, cured meats, wood burning oven, pork chop, Heritage Pork, brine, seasoning, temperature effect on food, humidity, bread, collard greens, roasted chicken, rosemary, garlic, lemon, wood flavor, food preparation, rustic preparations,Food Genetics & Farming Networks (11:10)
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community, food origins, Michael Batterbery, New American Farmer, growing traditional crops, genetics, cross breeding, American vines, Italian wine, North American tomato, shelf stabled egg, land crop, Sysco, ChefEx, online marketplace, US Foods, Basis Farm To Chef, distribution, cities are removed from land, Amsterdam, green space, farmland, Brooklyn used to have farms, urban farming, BK Farms, local movement, city sponsored gardens and yards, vegetable plots, Bette Midler, grants, historical context,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
