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The Garden Journal, broadcast each Saturday from 10:00 to 10:30 am on KSFR 101.1, is a compendium of interviews, advice, and inspiration for home gardeners throughout Santa Fe County.
The Garden Journal, a project of the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners, has been on the air every week since October, 2013. The program is produced by four participating organizations in rotation each month, each about how to understand our roles as humans in the natural world and featuring local and global experts:
The first Saturday of each month join Slow Food Santa Fe’s Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg and their guests. The Slow Food Santa Fe, the local chapter of a national and international grassroots organization promoting food that is “good, clean and fair,” focus on perspectives from the local food community.
On the second Saturday of the month in the Santa Fe Extension Master Gardener edition, Christine Salem and Alexa Bradford join in conversation with local gardening experts, environmentalists, seed stewards, and policy-makers. Tune in for high desert gardening tips, news, events, and gardening inspiration. Every other month Tom Dominguez, Santa Fe County Extension Agent weighs in with gardening advice and updates on the Master Gardeners and other County Extension programs.
Carrie Core brings us Soil Stories, a special feature of her on-going Food, Farms, and Friends show on the third Saturday of the month. Soil Stories will focus on how food producers are pioneering methods to improve food nutrition and sequester carbon—from the ground up. Presented in partnership with the NM Healthy Soil Working Group.
And finally, the last Saturday of every month Jannine Cabossel , the Tomato Lady, shares her vegetable gardening expertise and advice for each coming month in the Home Grown New Mexico edition.
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Giant Veggie Gardener Edition with Jannine Cabossel, “The Tomato Lady”. Jannine shares tips and techniques for backyard vegetable gardening and a to-do list for April. -
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Host Alexa Bradford talks with Master Gardener Seed Stewards Susie Sonflieth and Donna Wynant about the benefits and joys of seed saving and the Santa Fe Seed Library...
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Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg interview Sherry Hooper, Executive Director, The Food Depot and Dwayne Trujillo, Development Officer, Kitchen Angels, about their respective organizations roles making a difference providing food to those in need in Northern New Mexico.
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Giant Veggie Gardener Edition with Jannine Cabossel, “The Tomato Lady”. Jannineshares tips and techniques for backyard vegetable gardening and a to-do list for April. Jannineblogs at Giant Veggie Gardener. Click here for program notes.
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Ashlee Wolf and Gwen Wion with the Institute for Applied Ecology and the Southwest Seed Partnership join hosts Alexa Bradford and Christine Salem to discuss the program’s efforts to collect and grow out locally sourced native grass and forb seeds for land restoration projects in the Southwest.More information at Institute for Applied Ecology and Southwest Seed Partnership.Support their mission by attending their upcoming fundraiser on March 7. And learn more about volunteer opportunities 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
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Slow Food Santa Fe's Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg interview Ellen Lampert, SFSF Board member, about her upcoming Renasan Institute class on food legacy and author Gina Rae La Cerva about her food writing workshop.
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Jannine Cabossel, the Tomato Lady, joins hosts Christine Salem and Alexa Bradford the last Saturday of each month to offer tips and advice for the coming month in our vegetable gardens. Jannine blogs a https://giantveggiegardener.com.Click here for program notes.This episode of The Garden Journal is presented in partnership with Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners.
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This month's Soil Stories features Lyla June Johnston Artist, Scholar and Community Organizer. A historical ecologist she will be focusing on the intersection of Indigenous food systems in both pre-Columbian and contemporary times.