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    On a very special episode of The Main Course, Katy Keiffer talks with acclaimed author Peter Pringle about new book "The Murder Of Nikolai Vavilov". Also on the show, David Grotenstein of Garden Of Eden.
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    Peter Pringle Dicusses His Latest Novel: "The Murder of Nikolai Vavilov" (12:55)

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    Peter Pringle, The Murder of Nikolai Vavilov, came out last May, Bureau Chief in Moscow, Peter was a corresponded for The Independent in Moscow, he lived on a street named after Lenin's brother, most streets in Moscow were named after famous communists, who is Vavilov?, geneticist, Stalin hated him, bourgeois, Nikolai tried to feed the world, he went on expeditions all over the world, he collected wild seeds to breed them into the staple crop plants, he started a seed bank in St. Petersburg, he had 250,000 seeds by the end of the 1930's, some genes skip a generation, pea breeding, different color flowers, Stalin decided Nikolai's process would take too long, Trofim Lysenko failed to produce, Lenin knew not to get rid of the bourgeois, when Stalin took over in 1925 he decided to get rid of the bourgeois specialist, intense paranoia, Nikolai was a victim of this, Russian agriculture, this story reads like a thriller,

    The Grocery Business With David Grotenstein (32:07)

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    David is Director of Operations for The Garden Of Eden, Fairway Market, gourmet has become a very overused term, food enthusiast, Fresh Direct, massive carbon footprint, more people are cooking at home than eating out, smaller businesses in New York, high quality for a slightly higher price, expensive products vs overpriced products, Costco, Wegmans, buying power, distributors, Baldor, United Nationals, Steiner, New York State cheese, cloth bound cheddars, why are American cheeses more expensive than imports, small batch productions, finding new milk sources, the story of the cheese is secondary to the actual product, specialty foods, Jasper Hill, green market movement, working with local farmers, many distributors have the same line of goods, price, recession, there has been a record number of cheeses this year, dairy farms, commodity market, 500,000 dairy cattle were slaughtered in the Northeast, farmstead and artisanal cheeses,

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