The Garden Journal: Recent Episodes
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A compendium of interviews, advice, and inspiration for gardeners and nature lovers in Northern New Mexico.
On today’s program, we are talking about food sovereignty global corporate food systems with Indra Shekhar Singh, an independent agri-policy analyst from India and who is visiting the US on a lecture tour to raise awareness of the farmers’ revolution in India and global agrarian movements.
Indra Shekhar Singh is an independent agri-policy analyst, writer and Host/Creator of the Wire’s agri-talk show Krishi ki Baat/ Farm Talks. He also served as director for policy and outreach for the National Seed Association of India.
Apart from contributing to various national and international media organisations, Indra has travelled over hundreds of villages across India working with farmers on regenerative agriculture & seed sovereignty. He has delivered over 200 lectures on agro-ecology, environment and agrarian politics globally. These include invitations by the International Labour Organisation, universities, international seed and farmers’ forums, etc. He has published over 500 articles on environment, agriculture and politics for various media platforms like Civileats, The Wire, Firstpost, etc and often invited for various news debates on agrarian issues.
Indra in his early twenties was mentored by Dr Vandana Shiva and worked as the campaign manager and media spokesperson for Navdanya. He continues to save seeds and is also an urban food-gardener.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts. More at https://gardenjournalradio.com
Hosts Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg interview Pam Roy, Director, of Farm to Table and Coordinator of the New Mexico Food and Agriculture Policy Council about food and farming issues facing the 2023 NM legislative session.
Ralph Vigil is an 8th-generation acequia farmer from East Pecos and Chair of the New Mexico Acequia Commission, His passion lies in the defense of acequia traditions and culture through organic agriculture —utilizing centuries-old acequia systems.
The Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener Edition: Guests Deborah Madison ad Marika Pineda join hosts Alexa Bradford and Christine Salem to share their favorite gardening and environmental books for holiday gift giving.
All the books mentioned on the program, and some we didn’t get to, are listed here. If your local bookstore does not carry them, try bookshop.org and they’ll have it and will donate part of the proceeds to your local bookshop.
Deborah Madison
Renowned Bay Area Chef, Master Gardener, and award-winning Author of 12 cookbooks and one memoir, Deborah Madison lives, gardens, and writes in northern NM. She has been active in the Slow food movement, Seed Savers Exchange, Southwest Grassfed Livestock Alliance, among others. She is actively involved in issues of biodiversity, gardening, sustainable agriculture and is a heritage grain enthusiast.
Marika Pineda
MP has a background in creative writing and technical editing, and is a reference librarian at the Southside branch of Santa Fe Public Library. She is a Master Gardener (class of 2021) and Master Naturalist (class of 2022), and coordinates book clubs for both of those organizations.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts. More at https://gardenjournalradio.com
Contact the Garden journal at GardenJournal@KSFR.org.
Slow Food Santa Fe's Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg interview documentary and fine art photographer Sally Thomson about her experience at Slow Food International's 2022 Terra Madre event in Turin, Italy.
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Alexa Bradford to offer suggestions for what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
The Home Grown New Mexico edition of The Garden Journal is presented by in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Soil Stories edition with Host Carrie Core.
Toby and Kimberly Bostwick will share how they successfully used bale grazing, adaptive high stocking rates with temporary fencing and mobile water systems, and other methods to regenerate their farm and rangeland.
This week host Alexa Bradford is in conversation with volunteer Catherine Williamson of The Cactus Rescue Project of Santa Fe, covering the history and evolution of the organization, its demonstration gardens, and current projects.
Learn more:
https://sites.google.com/site/cactusrescueproject/
https://rewilding.org/introducing-the-santa-fe-based-cactus-rescue-project/
To volunteer or for community events contact: info@cactusrescueproject.org
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in Northern New Mexico. You can also explore all our Garden Journal podcasts here.
Visit the Master Gardener website to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online “Ask a Master Gardener“ can help!
Chef Micaela Deaton, Internships Coordinator with the Culinary Arts Program of the Santa Fe Community College.
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to offer suggestions for what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
Seed Saving Resources
This edition of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexicoin partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
This week hosts Christine and Alexa are in conversation with the preeminent leader in the global seed saving movement, Bill McDorman, about the Heritage Grain Alliance, the perils of seed patenting, and his recent participation in the 9th Governing Body of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture. McDorman is co-founder of the Heritage Grain Alliance, and former executive director of both the Rocky Mountain Seed Alliance and Native Seed/Search.
Learn more about
Heritage Grain Alliance
9th Governing Body of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture
Seed Patenting
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts. More at https://gardenjournalradio.com
Bill DeBuys is the author of ten books including A Great Aridness: Climate Change and the Future of the American West. His River of Traps with photographer Alex Harris was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 1991. His latest book is The Trail to Kanjiroba; Rediscovering Earth in an Age of Loss.
Alexa Bradford hosts with Santa Fe Extension Agent for Agriculture Tom Dominguez who talks with Dr. Marisa Thompson, NMSU Extension Urban Horticulture Specialist and the editor of the NMSU College of Agricultural, Consumer, and Environmental Sciences website “Desert Blooms.”
Tom and Marisa discuss the pros and cons of fall planting, winter watering guidelines, beneficial insects, and upcoming educational opportunities.
Resources:
Desert Blooms
Ready, Set, Grow!
Integrated Pest Management Workshop Oct 29, 2022 Flyer & registration
Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners 2023 Intern Program and Application available Nov. 1, 2022
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts.
Jannine Cabossel, The Tomato Lady, shares tips and techniques for backyard vegetable gardening and a to-do list for October. Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com. Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Rolf Schmidt-Petersen, Director, and Ali Effati, Colorado River Basin Bureau Chief, with the NM Interstate Stream Commission join co-hosts Christine Salem and Alexa Bradford to discuss how the severely depleted Colorado River reservoirs will affect New Mexico. Learn more about the work of the ISC here.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts. More at https://gardenjournalradio.com
Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg interview the three farmers on the Slow Food Santa Fe September 14th farm tour: Astrid Yankosky and Osiris Nasnan, The Vagabond Farmers, Don Bustos, Santa Cruz Farm and Greenhouses, and Sirivishnu Khalsa, Khalsa Family Farm.
Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg interview the three farmers on the Slow Food Santa Fe September 14th farm tour: Astrid Yankosky and Osiris Nasnan, The Vagabond Farmers, Don Bustos, Santa Cruz Farm and Greenhouses, and Sirivishnu Khalsa, Khalsa Family Farm.
This program is a rebroadcast of the August 28, 2021 program.
This program was broadcast LIVE on August 28, 2021, from the Santa Fe Farmers Market in the historic Santa Fe Railyard. Click here to listen.
Each month, Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
This program is a rebroadcast of the August 28, 2021 program.
This program was broadcast LIVE on August 28, 2021, from the Santa Fe Farmers Market in the historic Santa Fe Railyard. Click here to listen.
Each month, Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Jim Armendariz is the State Rangeland Management Specialist for the Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS)in New Mexico.
Co-hosts Alexa Bradford and Christine Salem in conversation with Alessandra Haines and Ron Boyd, co-founders of Rio Grande Grain.
Rio Grande Grain is helping to restore the local grain economy to northern NM through education, outreach, and events.
https://riograndegrain.org
Upcoming events:
Grain Fiesta August 20 at the AgriNature Center in Los Ranchos. Sold out.
Local Heritage Wholegrain Tortilla Workshop Sept 11 at Reunity Resources. Details and Registration.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts. More at https://gardenjournalradio.com
Slow Food Santa Fe's Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenburg talk with James Beard Best Chef Southwest Award recipient Chef Fernando Olea of Sazón Restaurant in Santa Fe.
Jannine Cabossel, The Tomato Lady, shares tips and techniques for backyard vegetable gardening and a to-do list for August.
Phoebe Suina is the founder and owner of High Water Mark, LLC (HWM), which works with NM communities, Tribes, and Pueblos on a variety of issues and initiatives from environmental policy, land acquisition, planning, infrastructure, and how governmental policies, laws and priorities affect Tribal communities.
“Food, Farms & Friends Host Carrie Core hosts a new monthly program called “Soil Stories” that features the experiences of farmers, ranchers and gardeners and their efforts to insure a healthy food future for New Mexico.
The Soil Stories edition of Food Farms & Friends on the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core is produced in partnership with the Healthy Soil Working Group. The Garden Journal is a community service of the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Host Christine Salem in conversation with Charlie Shultz, lead faculty in the SFCC Controlled Environment Agriculture program. For more information on the CEA program, or to tour the facility, contact:
Charlie Shultz, Lead Faculty, CEA program in the School of Trades, Technology, Sustainability and Professional Studies
Santa Fe Community College
Richard.shultz@sfcc.edu
505-428-1205
https://www.sfcc.edu/programs/controlled-environment-agriculture/
https://www.facebook.com/sfccgreenhouse/
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts. More at GardenJournalRadio.com
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Hosts Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg interview Erin Wade, chef/owner of Vinaigrette restaurant about her forthcoming book.
This edition of The Garden Journal is presented by Slow Food Santa Fe in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Carrie Core talks with Shahid Mustafa, A Black farmer in New Mexico reconnects with Black settlers who preceded him in the rich history of African-Americans in agriculture in the U.S.
Permaculturist Amanda Bramble joins host Alexa Bradford to discuss the permaculture program at Ampersand Sustainable Learning Center and living off the grid.
Hosts Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg talk with Steve Sando, Rancho Gordo, on growing heirloom and heritage varieties of beans, and working with farmers in Mexico and Central America to source heritage beans from there.
Host Christine Salem and guest Jannine Cabossel, The Tomato Lady, shre tips and techniques for backyard vegitible gardening.
Food, Farms & Friends host Carrie Core returns with a new episode in her series on regenerative agriculture with a focus on the experiences of farmers, ranchers and gardeners and their efforts to insure a healthy food future for New Mexico.
The Soil Stories edition of Food Farms & Friends on the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core is produced in partnership with the Healthy Soil Working Group.
The Garden Journal is a community service of the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Kevin Hobbs, field geologist and mapper for the New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources, joins co-hosts Christine Salem and Alexa Bradford to discuss how aquifers work and how the current water situation affects them. This is the 7th program in the series on the water crisis in NM.
Hosts Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg talk with Ron Boyd who has been farming in La Villita, NM, for the past 20 years. Ron is dedicated to using regenerative and organic methods on his land where he grows corn, grains, and husbands hundreds of heritage fruit trees.
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Host Alexa Bradford in conversation with Julian Ciano, co-founder of Reunity Resources,a non-profit organic soil yard and farmstead about their upcoming season.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts. More at GardenJournalRadio.com
Host Carrie Core presents Aaron Lowden, the Ancestral Lands Acoma Program Manager and keynote speaker from this year's Regenerative Agriculture Day.
Aaron is a traditional farmer, land-based skills instructor, and seed caretaker. Since 2011, he has been leading efforts in Acoma Pueblo to restore the traditional food system.
“Food, Farms & Friends Host Carrie Core debuts a new monthly program called “Soil Stories” that features the experiences of farmers, ranchers and gardeners and their efforts to insure a healthy food future for New Mexico.
In this episode Carrie's features the soil story of New Mexico Congresswoman Deb Haaland.
The Soil Stories edition of Food Farms & Friends on the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core is produced in partnership with the Healthy Soil Working Group. The Garden Journal is a community service of the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Co-hosts Christine Salem and Alexa Bradford are joined by Master Gardener Pat Oliver-Wright and extension agent Tom Dominguez who share details on upcoming Master Gardener events.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts. More at GardenJournalRadio.com
Hosts Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg interview talk with Denisa Livingston (Diné), Community Health Advocate + Food & Health Justice Organizer.
This edition of The Garden Journal is presented by Slow Food Santa Fe in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins hosts Christine Salem and Alexa Bradford the last Saturday of each month with a to-do list and tips for the coming month in the vegetable garden. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Isabelle Jenniches, co-founder of the New Mexico Healthy Soil Working Group, discusses the option of donating tax refunds to benefit farmers, ranchers, and organizations promoting soil health. She is a community organizer and soil educator. An accomplished artist, she also shares growing up in a small village in Germany and her grandmother's impact on her current work. In the second half of the show, author and journalist Judith Schwartz shares how she came to see soil as a crucible for many aspects of life, from sustaining a livable climate to holding water in the landscape to serving as the basis for thriving communities. She takes a clear-eyed look at global environmental, economic, and social challenges, and finds insights and solutions in natural systems.
Host Christine Salem in conversation with Dagmar Llewellyn, a hydrologist and civill engineer with the Bureau of Reclamation in Albuquerque's Water Management Division. Ms. Llewellyn leads projects relating to projecting the impacts of climate change with emphasis on Rio Grande and Pecos River watersheds.
This program is the 6th in a series on the water crisis in NM.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts. More at GardenJournalRadio.com
Excerpts from a presentation with Eugene Pickett, owner/operator of Black Farmers and Ranchers New Mexico, Regional Coordinator for the National Latino Farmers and Ranchers Trade Association, member of the National Rural Coalition/ Coalición Rural, New Mexico Food & Agriculture Policy Council, New Mexico Farmers Marketing Association, Albuquerque NAACP, and the New Mexico African American Chamber of Commerce.
Carolyn Donnelly, is water operations supervisor at the Bureau of Reclamation responsible for water operations on three Reclamation Projects: San Juan – Chama, Middle Rio Grande, and Carlsbad. Ms. Donnelly joins host Christine Salem to discuss the federal water management system in New Mexico.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts. More at GardenJournalRadio.com
Pam Roy, Executive Director, Farm to Table and Coordinator, New Mexico Food and Agriculture Policy Council discussing food and agriculture-related bills before the 2022 legislative session.
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
This program is a the fourth in our series on the water crisis in New Mexico, is a rebroadcast of an interview with Paula Garcia, executive director of the New Mexico Acequia Association. The interview was first aired on KUNM on Nov. 29, 2021, and was conducted by Louis Head of the Raices Collective of KUNM. The rebroadcast of this content, and availability on KSFR’s website, is with the generous permission of KUNM and the Raices Collective.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts. More at GardenJournalRadio.com
Anna Mulé, Executive Director, and Mara Welton, Director of Programs of Slow Food USA, talk about 2021 achievements, and themes and activities planned for 2022.
Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener Edition:
Host Christine Salem discusses water scarcity with Jesse Roach, Director, City of Santa Fe Water.
Lois Ellen Frank, chef, author, photographer, and Native foods historian talks about cacao and its trade routes; corn and chile and how healthy and important they are; and about dishes she’ll be making for the holidays.
On this Home Grown Edition of The Garden Journal guest Jannine Cabossel, "The Tomato Lady," discusses what's to be done in November in your garden.
Arborist and horticulturist Tracy Neal in conversation with host Christine Salem on what climate change means for trees in the Santa Fe area.
Part 1 aired on August 14 and covers what climate changes we are seeing here and what is predicted for the future and how these new climate realities are and will impact our trees.
Part 2 covers specific advice about what we can do for our trees in the face of climate change: what we can do to keep our trees healthy; how to select trees to plant now that will be resilient in the climate of the future; what we can do to develop tree varieties that will survive and thrive as climate change continues apace.
Resources:
- Watering Trees in Drought
- Integrated Pest Management for Trees in NM
Tracy Neal has worked with trees since 1973 and in 2000 he became a certified arborist. He has been learning about and observing climate change here since the 1990’s. A long-time member of the Municipal Tree Board, he is very concerned with the health of the urban forest in Santa Fe.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts. More at GardenJournalRadio.com
Hosts Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg interview Chef Ray Naranjo.
This edition of The Garden Journal is presented by Slow Food Santa Fe in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs a https://giantveggiegardener.com.
This program was broadcast LIVE from the Santa Fe Farmers Market in the historic Railyard.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
“Food, Farms & Friends Host Carrie Core debuts a new monthly program called “Soil Stories” that features the experiences of farmers, ranchers and gardeners and their efforts to insure a healthy food future for New Mexico.
The Soil Stories edition of Food Farms & Friends on the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core is produced in partnership with the Healthy Soil Working Group. The Garden Journal is a community service of the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of The Garden Journal.
Arborist and horticulturist Tracy Neal in conversation with host Christine Salem on what climate change means for trees in the Santa Fe area.
Part 1 covers what climate changes we are seeing here and what is predicted for the future and how these new climate realities are and will impact our trees.
Part 2 will air on Sept. 11, 2021, and covers specific advice about what we can do for our trees in the face of climate change: what we can do to keep our trees healthy; how to select trees to plant now that will be resilient in the climate of the future; what we can do to develop tree varieties that will survive and thrive as climate change continues apace.
Resources:
- Watering Trees in Drought
- Integrated Pest Management for Trees in NM
Tracy Neal has worked with trees since 1973 and in 2000 he became a certified arborist. He has been learning about and observing climate change here since the 1990’s. A long-time member of the Municipal Tree Board, he is very concerned with the health of the urban forest in Santa Fe.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts. More at GardenJournalRadio.com.
Slow Food Santa Fe Out Loud edition of the Garden Journal.
Renee Fox and Dave Readyhough of Arable restaurant join hosts Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg to discuss how the pandemic has and will continue to affect the restaurant scene in Santa Fe.
This edition of The Garden Journal is presented by Slow Food Santa Fe in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
We are back at the Santa Fe Farmer's Market and we're LIVE!
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
A-dae Romero-Briones, with First Nations Development Institute, joins host Christine Salem in conversation about indigenous food systems and agricultural knowledge.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts. More at GardenJournalRadio.com
“Food, Farms & Friends Host Carrie Core debuts a new monthly program called “Soil Stories” that features the experiences of farmers, ranchers and gardeners and their efforts to insure a healthy food future for New Mexico.
The Soil Stories edition of Food Farms & Friends on the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core is produced in partnership with the Healthy Soil Working Group. The Garden Journal is a community service of the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Tom Dominguez, SF County Extension Agent, host Christine Salem and guests on highlights of the upcoming Santa Fe County Fair, August 4-7. Also how the fair and 4H helps young people develop skills and poise and confidence.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts. More at GardenJournalRadio.com
Hosts Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg interview Robert Eggers about food security.
This edition of The Garden Journal is presented by Slow Food Santa Fe in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Aubrey Streit Krug, director of the Land Institutes Ecosphere Program joins host Christine Salem in conversation about the relationship of mutuality between people and plants.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts. More at GardenJournalRadio.com
What is Organic? Hosts Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg interview Dave Chapman of the Real Organic Project.
This edition of The Garden Journal is presented by Slow Food Santa Fe in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem the last Saturday of each month with her tested tips and timely advice for growing vegetables in Santa Fe. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Tom Dominguez is joined by NMSU/Extension Division expert guests on the latest research-based information for backyard gardeners.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
Visit SFEMG.org to learn more about the Master Gardener program and to find local gardening events on the online calendar. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help! You can also explore our archive of Garden Journal podcasts. More at GardenJournalRadio.com
“Food, Farms & Friends" host Carrie Core debuts a new monthly program called “Soil Stories” that features the experiences of farmers, ranchers, and gardeners and their efforts to insure a healthy food future for New Mexico.
The Soil Stories edition of Food Farms & Friends on the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core is produced in partnership with the Healthy Soil Working Group. The Garden Journal is a community service of the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Herbalist and author Dara Saville joins host Christine Salem to discuss herbs and healing.
Dara Saville is founder and Instructor at Albuquerque Herbalism, founder and director of the Yerba Mansa Project, and author of The Ecology of Herbal Medicine.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
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Slow Food Santa Fe Edition. Guest Thomas Swendson with New Mexico Harvest joins hosts Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg to talk about community supported agriculture (CSAs).
A list of the events, books, etc., mention on the program can be found on the SFSF website here.
This edition of The Garden Journal is presented by Slow Food Santa Fe in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs a https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Food, Farms & Friends Host Carrie Core debuts a new monthly program called “Soil Stories” that features the experiences of farmers, ranchers and gardeners and their efforts to insure a healthy food future for New Mexico.
The Soil Stories edition of Food Farms & Friends on the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core is produced in partnership with the Healthy Soil Working Group. The Garden Journal is a community service of the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Ellen Zachos, author of the newly published The Foragers Pantry: Cooking with Wild Edibles, joins host Christine Salem.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
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This episode is a repeat from the prior year. The recording is here.
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Hosts Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg interview author and environmental activist Gary Nabhan. His most recent book is Food From the Radical Center: Healing our Land and Communities.
Visit the SFSF website for a list of the events, books etc. mentioned in today's program. You can find it here.
This edition of The Garden Journal is presented by Slow Food Santa Fe in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
“Food, Farms & Friends Host Carrie Core debuts a new monthly program called “Soil Stories” that features the experiences of farmers, ranchers and gardeners and their efforts to insure a healthy food future for New Mexico.
The Soil Stories edition of Food Farms & Friends on the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core is produced in partnership with the Healthy Soil Working Group. The Garden Journal is a community service of the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
This program originally aired on April 11, 2020. Click here for the podcast.
This program is the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition of the Garden Journal, a weekly radio program that focuses on gardening and environmental issues in northern New Mexico.
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Hosts Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg interview Zoey Fink, New Mexico Campaign Organizer, National Young Farmers Coalition on being a young farmer in New Mexico.
Events, books, resources, etc., mentioned in the show can be found here.
This edition of The Garden Journal is presented by Slow Food Santa Fe in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
“Food, Farms & Friends Host Carrie Core debuts a new monthly program called “Soil Stories” that features the experiences of farmers, ranchers and gardeners and their efforts to insure a healthy food future for New Mexico.
The Soil Stories series of Food Farms & Friends on the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core is produced in partnership with the Healthy Soil Working Group. The Garden Journal is a community service of the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Deborah Madison and Susie Sonflieth join host Christine Salem in conversation about seeds and seed saving. The Santa Fe Seed Library 2021 launch was also announced. For complete details and links to hours, dates, and locations are available here.
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Hosts Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg interview Erika Newman, Membership Engagement & Outreach Specialist, La Montanita Co-op Food Market, on food distribution and supply chain issues faced by the Co-op during the pandemic.
Resources mentioned on today's program can be found here.
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Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens.
In the program, Jannine reviews all the many varieties of vegetables she grew in 2020. Find out what worked well or not so much. Just in time to get your seed orders in for spring planting.
2020 VEGETABLE REVIEW
These are proven favorites that I grow every year:
LETTUCE-SPRING-Santoro, Winter Density, Yugoslavian Red, Blushed Butter, Oakleaf
LETTUCE-SUMMER-Batavian (resist bolting) Magenta, Cardinale, Nevada, Skyphos
SPINACH-SPRING-Carmel
BEETS-Craupadine, Cylindra, Chioggia, Yellow
CHARD-Golden chard, Rhubarb chard
CARROTS-Atomic Red, Cosmic Purple
CABBAGE-Kalibos
POTATOES- fingerling potatoes/died
CUCUMBERS-Boothby Blonde,Parisian, Poona Kheera
SUMMER SQUASH-Friulana (yellow warty zucchini)
WINTER SQUASH-Waltham Butternut
BEANS- GREEN-Emerite-french filet
BEANS-DRY-Casal di Panzariedd (maroon/white), Rosa di Lucca (pink/maroon stripes), Zolphino (little sulphur yellow bean)
SHALLOTS-Dutch
KALE-Russian Red, Toscano (Nero, blck
CORN-Peaches and Cream
PEPPERS-Jimmy Nardello, Lava Red, Corno di Rosso, Shishito
TOMATOES- I tested some new varieties. I liked some better than others. H means Hybrid.
purple calabash – not so good
brandywine –I had good luck this year, usually brandywine is not a success.
mushroom basket – no, too fluted
BKX – this is a variety of Black Krim. Poor production.
Goldmans Italian American – love!
big zac-H—love!
goliath-H –yes!
lucky cross – top favorite year after year
black cherry H-- prolific!
egg yolk-died – meh, Sungold is just as good
cherokee green-- ok
cherokee lemon --ok
cherokee purple – a top favorite, year after year
Cherokee Carbon-H – Yes. Great production
Paul Robeson – perennial favorite—try it
Virginia Sweet -- excellent
Ananas Noire – black, nothing special
Pantano Romanesco – late mature; not appropriate for our short season
Captain Lucky—Yes!
Large Barr Boar – fantastic!
black n brown boar –yes!
Pink Berkley Tie Dye – after trialing for several years, I won’t be growing again
moby-dwarf trial-- This is a wonderful larger yellow cherry tomato. Wonderfully intense flavor. I was involved 2 years ago growing this out for Craig Lehouiller, author of Epic Tomatoes. I found some of the plants I grew had a anthocyanin blush (purple blush) on its shoulders so I’m continuing to see if we can get this trait to stabilize for future generations. The plant is only 4 feet tall, very prolific and would be great in large pots as well in the ground as I do. You can get the original seeds now online at Victory Seeds. A must try. 63 days to harvest.
More extensive commentary on her 2020 tomato trials on Jannine’s blog.
Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
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Guest host Laurie McGrath in conversation with Santa Fe County Commissioner Anna Hansen on the new pollinator plant policy for Santa Fe County.
“Food, Farms & Friends." Host Carrie Core’s new monthly program called “Soil Stories” featuring the experiences of farmers, ranchers and gardeners and their efforts to insure a healthy food future for New Mexico.
The Soil Stories edition of Food, Farms & Friends on the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core is produced in partnership with the Healthy Soil Working Group. The Garden Journal is a community service of the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners edition. Christine Salem and co-host Tom Dominguez with guest Marisa Thompson, Extension Horticulture Specialist.
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Filmmaker Rob Herring in conversation with Christine Salem about his latest project, "The Need to Grow." (This program previously aired on Nov. 23, 2019.) Click here to listen.
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Today's Topic: All About Seeds. See program notes, below.
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Program Notes
- Why Save Seeds
--Scarcity—global warming or weather event or increased demand (covid)
--increase genetic diversity (seed companies)
--hyper local adaptation/landrace
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How to Save Seeds -- easiest to save—selfers like tomatoes, beans, peppers, lettuce; talk about OP vs hybrids; talk about isolation for seeds that are wind and insect pollinated. See chart on SFEMG.org. How to save seeds from tomatoes and cucumbers—ferment. Tomatoes that are more likely to be wind pollinated.
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How to Store Seeds—cool, dark, dry
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How to Start Seeds—end of Feb show for March will address this but talk about ideal timing
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Seed Viability. Seed viability charts on line; USDA does germ tests on commercial seed companies’ seed stock. 75-55% must germinate to be approved for sale. Those seeds are then “packed for xxx year” and sold. Most have seed viability charts on their website for how long to expect the seeds to germinate reliably. As they age the viability goes down. But the charts are typically quite conservative. If the seeds were stored correctly, those seeds may be viable far longer than indicated. If in doubt, do a germination test to calculate germination rate: plant 10 or use wet paper towel in plastic bag. Pumpkin seeds 300 years old and date palm seed found in urn at the bottom of dead sea with the Nag Hamadi scriptures two thousand years ago both germinated and produced fruit. Never give up on a seed.
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Small, localized Seed Companies—let’s support them. They use growers in their own regions, they offer unique, landrace varieties, etc., and
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Stanley Crawford in Dixon for garlic—buy at SF Farmers Market
- Hobbs & Meyer in Pueblo, CO
- Miss Penn’s Mountain Seeds, Penn Parmenter in Westcliff, Colorado
- Native Seed Search in Tucson
- Snake River Seed Coop in Idaho—Casey OLeary
- High Desert Seed + Gardens* ,Montrose, CO
- Seed Savers Exchange in Decorah, Iowa
- Siskyou Seeds in SW Oregon (Don Tipping)
- Botanical Interest—Colorado. Sold at Retail (not sure where their seeds are grown)
“Food, Farms & Friends" host Carrie Core debuts a new monthly program called “Soil Stories” that features the experiences of farmers, ranchers and gardeners and their efforts to insure a healthy food future for New Mexico.
The Soil Stories edition of Food Farms & Friends on the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core is produced in partnership with the Healthy Soil Working Group. The Garden Journal is a community service of the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Daniela Roth, NM State Botanist, joins host Christine Salem in conversation about plant blindness and rare and endangered plants in New Mexico, in particular the endangered Pecos Sunflower in Santa Rosa, NM.
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This program is a repeat from Nov. 30, 2019.
Click here to listen Nov. 30, 2019
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes on Jannine's favorites (and a few duds) from 2019 growing season.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners.
“Food, Farms & Friends Host Carrie Core debuts a new monthly program called “Soil Stories” that features the experiences of farmers, ranchers and gardeners and their efforts to insure a healthy food future for New Mexico.
In this episode Carrie's features the soil story of New Mexico Congresswoman Deb Haaland.
The Soil Stories edition of Food Farms & Friends on the Garden Journal withhost Carrie Core is produced in partnership with the Healthy Soil Working Group. The Garden Journal is a community service of the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners.
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Host Christine Salem in conversation with Santa Fe County Extension Agent, Tom Dominguez.
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Host Karen Armijo with guest Cullen Hallmark on Composting Yard and Food Waste for Better Soil.
This program was first aired on 5/19/18. Click here to listen (you will have to scroll down to locate the recording.
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Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Amy Halloran, author of “The New Bread Basket,” on the history of how mills and grain economies impact their community and social capital with examples on current grain revivals in the United States.
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Conversation with plantsman David Salman on the benefits, uses, and care of fall-planted, spring-blooming bulbs.
David Salman is founder and chief horticulturist of High Country Gardens and owner of Waterwise Gardening in Santa Fe.
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Douglas Tallamy, author of “Nature’s Best Hope,” on what we can do provide an environment that supports our bird population.
This program was first aired on Feb. 22, 2020. Click here to listen.
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Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
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Farms, Food & Friends, The Santa Fe Farmers Market Institutes's edition of the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core, airs the third Saturday of each month.
The program is produced by the Santa Fe Farmers Market Institute in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. You can learn more about the Master Gardeners at Sfemg.org and more about SFFMI at farmersmarketinstitute.org. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Conversation with plantsman David Salman on Fall Garden Projects: Planning, Planting, Maintenance.
David Salman is founder and chief horticulturist of High Country Gardens and owner of Waterwise Gardening in Santa Fe.
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Host: The Santa Fe Botanical Garden's Lindsay Taylor.
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Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Farms, Food & Friends, The Santa Fe Farmers Market Institutes's edition of the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core, airs the third Saturday of each month.
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Host Christine Salem in conversation with Dr. Amanda Skidmore, Extension Integrated Pest Management Specialist for NMSU on Thoughtful Garden Design For Pollinators and Natural Enemies.
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Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Farms, Food & Friends, The Santa Fe Farmers Market Institutes's edition of the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core, airs the third Saturday of each month. The program is produced by the Santa Fe Farmers Market Institute in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. You can learn more about the Master Gardeners at Sfemg.org and more about SFFMI at farmersmarketinstitute.org. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Host Christine Salem in conversation with Dr. Bradley Tonnessen, NMSU Extension Vegetable Specialist on epigenetics.
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Host: The Santa Fe Botanical Garden's Lindsay Taylor.
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Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Farms, Food & Friends, The Santa Fe Farmers Market Institutes's edition of the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core, airs the third Saturday of each month. The program is produced by the Santa Fe Farmers Market Institute in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. You can learn more about the Master Gardeners at Sfemg.org and more about SFFMI at farmersmarketinstitute.org. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Host Christine Salem talks with Christina Selby, author of Best Wildflower Hikes in New Mexico.
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Host: The Santa Fe Botanical Garden's Lindsay Taylor.
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Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
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Master Gardeners Lesley Mansfield and Pam Wolfe on how to create a native grass and wildflower meadow. Host Christine Salem.
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Host Christine Salem talks with Isabelle Jenniches, founder of the NM Healthy Soil Working Group, about why improving our soil is one of the most important ways to sequester carbon and keep it out of the atmosphere. Jenniches describes the principles of creating and maintaining healthy soil. More at https://www.nmhealthysoil.org
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Host: The Santa Fe Botanical Garden's Lindsay Taylor.
The Santa Fe Botanical Garden edition of The Garden Journal is presented in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Home Grown
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners.
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Host Christine Salem talks with Ronnie Cummins author of Grassroots Rising: A Call to Action on Climate, Farming, Food, and a Green New Deal about Regenerative Agriculture and solutions to climate change.
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Host: The Santa Fe Botanical Garden's Lindsay Taylor.
The Santa Fe Botanical Garden edition of The Garden Journal is presented in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners.
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Farms, Food & Friends, The Santa Fe Farmers Market Institutes's edition of the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core, airs the third Saturday of each month. The program is produced by the Santa Fe Farmers Market Institute in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. You can learn more about the Master Gardeners at Sfemg.org and more about SFFMI at farmersmarketinstitute.org. Have a gardening question? Online Ask a Master Gardener can help!
Host: The Santa Fe Botanical Garden's Lindsay Taylor.
The Santa Fe Botanical Garden edition of The Garden Journal is presented in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners.
Master Gardeners Christine Salem (host) talks with Susie Sonflieth about the Santa Fe Seed Library 2020 Kick off event on March 14.
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Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners.
Master Gardener Pam Wolfe, joins host Christine Salem in conversation with Douglas Tallamy, author of Nature's Best Hope.
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Farms, Food & Friends, The Santa Fe Farmers Market Institutes's edition of the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core, airs the third Saturday of each month. The program is produced by the Santa Fe Farmers Market Institute in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. You can learn more about the Master Gardeners at Sfemg.org and more about SFFMI at farmersmarketinstitute.org.
Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners Christine Salem (host) with Kathy Morse and Vicki Jacobsen on the upcoming SCAT (Santa Fe Compost Action Team) certification training.
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Santa Fe Botanical Garden edition with Lindsay Taylor and guests.
Host: The Santa Fe Botanical Garden's Lindsay Taylor.
The Santa Fe Botanical Garden edition of The Garden Journal is presented in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners.
Jannine Cabossel: Home Grown New Mexico’s Next Month in the Veggie Garden
Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady joins host Christine Salem to look at what we can be doing next month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs at https://giantveggiegardener.com.
Click here for program notes.
This episode of The Garden Journal is presented by Home Grown New Mexico in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners.
Farms, Food & Friends, The Santa Fe Farmers Market Institutes's edition of the Garden Journal with host Carrie Core, airs the third Saturday of each month. The program is produced by the Santa Fe Farmers Market Institute in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners. You can learn more about the Master Gardeners at Sfemg.org and more about SFFMI at farmersmarketinstitute.org.