Farm To Table Talk

Is it best that our food is Local and Organic or Big and Conventional? Our view is “Both, and..” We don’t come to the table with a bias, except that good farming like good food comes in all shapes and sizes. Farm to Table Talk explores issues and the grow

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Farm Workers Are Farmers – Gail Wadsworth - Farm To Table Talk

Posted November 22, 201900:38:33

In the modern lexicon of food and farming, Social Justice is a term that is often heard but not often understood, let alone practiced. The California...

Provenance Matters – Kristin Kiesel, UC Davis - Farm To Table Talk

Posted November 15, 201900:55:09

The growing local food movement is connecting consumers with how, where, and by whom their food is produced. "Yet small farmers and food businesses...

Appreciating Joel Salatin – Ben Glassen - Farm To Table Talk

Posted November 7, 201900:33:53

On Vancouver Island in British Columbia Ben Glassen is following the advice that Joel Salatin has shared in books, speaking engagements and on the Farm...

Eat Right? Right! – Sharon Palmer, RD - Farm To Table Talk

Posted November 1, 201900:45:27

Do we Eat Right? Yes, maybe. What should we eat? There are professionals to help us answer questions like this. They’re called Registered Dietitians...

Farmers and Forkers – Toki Sawada, Don Watson, Camellia Enriquez Miller and Michael Passmore - Farm To Table Talk

Posted October 25, 201900:47:59

Celebrating agricultural bounty in the midst of a record-setting 150,00 festival goers, great conversations take place about food and farming. What...