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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 29 episodes
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This series is all about connecting listeners to small scale farmers and ranchers. We come together to talk about their why, how they came to be where they are, challenges, joys, and how they keep going. We are grateful to the individuals who were generous with their time, willing to get a little personal, share their wisdom and lessons learned, and yes - their love of farming with us all. This is a project of Oregon State University Extension, Small Farms Program.
Unknown Host hosts For the Love of Farming, a education show with 29 episodes published.
Some lives reveal how extraordinary they are, the moment you start listening. Mary Eichler of Green Gate Farm in Corvallis has lived one of those lives. Her story sounds like a legend or a movie script, not because it’s
In today’s episode we’re visiting a small farm tucked into the rolling hills of Yamhill County, where oak trees lean over the road and the landscape opens into sloped pasture and woodland. This is Wee Family Farm ( https
In our first episode of Season 3, we are brought into the fast, physical, deeply skilled world of professional sheep shearing. We sit down with Phoebe Smith, the only woman in Oregon shearing full‑time at a commercial sc
In this episode of For the Love of Farming , we sit down with Kelly Huckestein of Spring Up Farm , just 14 miles east of Astoria. After years of working on other farms, Kelly and her partner founded Spring Up Farm in 201
Join us in Brownsmead, Oregon, where Ed Johnson has farmed tidal floodplains for nearly 50 years. From pole beans grown on repurposed gill nets to U-pick berries and Christmas trees, Ed’s story is a living history of coa
Nestled in a misty valley of Siletz OR en route to Depot Bay, Sara O’Neill runs a 117-acre regenerative livestock farm. She raises cattle and sheep, manages riparian zones for salmon habitat, and operates a one-woman sho
Ten miles inland from Seal Rock, Rita Ruddiman turned a pandemic layoff into a thriving flower farm and soap-making business. Beaver Creek Blooms reflects her creativity and commitment to sustainability, growing seasonal
In the lush Siletz River Valley, Tim Miller carries on a third-generation cattle operation. After military service and years of off-farm work, Tim returned to raise grass-fed beef entirely on-site using rotational grazin
In today’s episode, I sit down with Lydia Brennan of Rainbow Acres Community Farm near Cottage Grove, Oregon. After two decades of building farm businesses, integrating goats and horses, and engaging the community—all wh
In this episode, we have the pleasure of sitting downwith orchardist and consultant Ashley Lindsay of Pleasant Valley Cider Apples. In 2015, Ashley and her husband, Brian, started the process of transforming a 40-acre fa
In this episode we sit down with Adrienne Lulay of Lulay Livestock Company and Ostara Livestock Services. Adrienne manages beef cattle and breeding stock on 60 acres in Scio and runs an AI – That is Artificial Inseminati
In today’s episode we sit down with Amber Lippert of Camas Swale farm located on 16 acres of river bottom land north of Coburg, Oregon in the Willamette Valley. Camas Swale Farm is a family operated certified organic veg
In this episode we sit down with James Miller from Sunwave Farms, a dahlia and vegetable farm near Elmira, OR. James is entering his 5th year farming and their third year farming on their own 5 acre property. James came
In today’s episode we sit down with Christine Anderson of Cast Iron Farm (http://castironfarm.com/) in McMinnville, OR and Sarah King of Godspeed Hollow ( https://www.godspeedhollow.com/) in Newburg, OR. Both are micro d
In this episode we sit down with Shannon and Chris of Winter Green Farm (https://wintergreenfarm.com/). The farm is an integrated livestock and vegetable operation on 171 acres in Noti, OR. About 25 acres are devoted to
In this episode we sit down with Beth Hoinacki of Goodfoot Farm ( https://www.goodfootfarm.com ), a small family farm located in the Hoskins area of Kings Valley, Oregon (20 miles NW of Corvallis). A certified Biodynamic
In Today’s episode I sit down with Erik Dietz of Fat Cat Farm ( https://www.fatcatfarmdx.com/ ) in Dexter, OR located in the Southern Willamette Valley. The farm has 2 acres in diverse vegetable production. The farm is m
In today's episode I sit down with Maud Powell of Wolf Gulch Farm in the Little Applegate Valley. Maud and her husband, Tom, have owned and operated their certified organic farm for the past 24 years. Tom works full time
In Today’s episode I sit down with Sarah Kleeger and Andrew Still of Adaptive Seeds. A 35 acre certified organic, farm based seed company near Sweet Home, Oregon. They steward rare, diverse and resilient seed varieties f
In today's episode I sit down with Kait Crowley of PK Pastures outside of Sweet Home, Oregon on the traditional lands of the Kalapuya people. They raise pigs for meat and chickens for both meat and eggs. They have sheep
Ed Johnson
CEO and Co-Founder · Clatsop Community College
1 appearance on this show
Tim Miller
political commentator and host of The Bulwark Podcast · Lionheart International Services Group
1 appearance on this show
James Miller
former ER nurse turned fiction author · Arlington Public Schools
1 appearance on this show
Christine Anderson
Global Head of External Relations · European Union
1 appearance on this show
Sarah King
Manager, Academic Experiential Education · McMaster’s DeGroote School of Business
1 appearance on this show
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