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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 21 episodes
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Delving into local and regional agricultural topics with Robin Reed and Tara Williamson.
Unknown Host hosts Forgotten Fields Project, a society show with 21 episodes published.
In this episode, the story of punishing heat and drought and how farmers are coping. This as we celebrate the 250th birthday of our nation. A wide ranging discussion with three special guests we think you will find enter
April was a crazy weather month. As warm temperatures moved in, plants said "yes please". Then bitter cold followed. This episode ponders the effects and costs for local farmers and orchards.
Before radar, satellites, and apps, there was the sky—and those who knew how to read it. In this episode, we explore the sayings passed down through generations, like rings around the moon before snow, red skies at morni
Join us this episode as Tom and Tara reflect on an unusually long stretch of icy winter weather and how it shaped life on the farm day after day. With no quick thaw in sight, even routine chores become calculated, carefu
As the year draws to a close, we gather around the metaphorical hearth for a thoughtful holiday wrap-up episode. We’re joined by Tom Williamson, who offers a candid and deeply grounded perspective on the future of farmin
In this episode, we step into the misty crossroads of memory and myth, where history lingers and the past refuses to rest. Joined by Lynsey Allie, Director of the Botetourt County Historical Society, and investigative me
In this episode's conversation, we sit down with Pastor Chuck Miller of Wheatland Lutheran Church, whose Garden of Grace nourishes countless across Botetourt County. Did you know that right here at home there are familie
Set along the banks of the James River, the Botetourt County Fair isn’t just an event—it’s a living tapestry, woven from generations of history, heritage, and homegrown spirit. In our first-ever live, on-site episode, we
In this return visit with Carmen Hambrick of Fincastle Farm, we talk about what the land has taught her over the past few years. From early challenges to unexpected joys, Carmen shares the hard-won lessons of running an
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Megan Seibel—Director of Virginia Agriculture Leaders Obtaining Results (VALOR), Co-Founder of the Center for Cooperative Problem Solving, and Senior Extension Specialist at Virginia
In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Parkhurst, Associate Professor of Wildlife Science at Virginia Tech, to explore the elusive and often misunderstood world of coyotes. From their incredible adaptability and complex so
Double the meteorologists, double the fun? This week on Forgotten Fields, we’re talking about the recent freezing temperatures and what they mean for the farm—because nothing says "spring is coming" quite like ice-covere
In this festive holiday special, Robin and Tara bring you a heartwarming farm-themed story that reminds us to find peace and beauty amidst the hustle and bustle of life. Enjoy the lively sounds of a spirited fiddle sessi
In this episode, two prominent and respected members of Botetourt County— Anita Firebaugh and John Alderson— take us on a journey through our rich past, sharing historical and personal stories from the early days that sh
Does the early nerd get the worm? We dabble in the old myths of winter weather prediction tied to the curious and fuzzy wooly worm caterpillar. What in the world is a hail cannon and can it save crops from destruction? T
Good gourd! Hear about Robin’s walk of shame and lessons learned from his first pumpkin harvest, weird weather and its recent effects, and a new upcoming series in which we’ll feature the area's legacy farming families.
Meet Carmen Hambrick—the owner and operator of Fincastle Farm, LLC—as she takes us on her journey from the board room to the brood room. How does she raise and process chickens on her family farm, and is it all what it's
Join us as we discuss how Botetourt County farmers have stepped up to meet the needs of Southwest Virginia and North Carolina residents following the devastating impacts of Hurricane Helene. Courtney Henderson of Cave Hi
Changing seasons are predictable, but how do farms handle the chaotic upheaval of a hurricane?
Meet Robin Reed and Tara Williamson and learn about what in the world got them into farming and what's on the agricultural horizon.
Geoff White
investigative journalist and co-host · Roanoke Fiddle Lessons
1 appearance on this show
Courtney Henderson
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Director · Cave Hill Dairy
1 appearance on this show
Kevin Myatt
Cardinal News
1 appearance on this show
Lynsey Allie
Botetourt County Historical Society
1 appearance on this show
Chuck Miller
Wheatland Lutheran Church
1 appearance on this show
Carmen Hambrick
Fincastle Farm
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Megan Seibel
Virginia Tech
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Parkhurst
Virginia Tech
1 appearance on this show
Brent Watts
WDBJ7
1 appearance on this show
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