
Kasi is a non-commercial farmer in Montana's Bitterroot Valley. In this wide ranging discussion, we discuss Kasi's prize winning mullein and her aspirations for squash breeding. Learn more about UNH's cucurbit breeding...


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This podcast is for all the growers and eaters out there who are serious about their food... market farmers and their customers, people who care about how their food is grown, or anyone who is interested in learning about their food system and how science can help serious growers of any kind.Each episode, a real grower brings a real problem (like cabbage aphids in organic Brussels sprouts, voles girdling apple trees, onion thrips that won’t quit) and we dig into what the research actually says. Anna Wallingford is an entomologist; her co-hosts are farmers and gardeners of all experience levels from Montana to Maine. During the growing season, short field reports bring you real-time pest updates from extension specialists across New England, New York, and the mid-Atlantic.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThis podcast is for all the growers and eaters out there who are serious about their food... market farmers and their customers, people who care about how their food is grown, or anyone who is interested in learning about their food system and how science can help serious growers of any kind.
Serious Grower is hosted by New Hampshire Community Supported Research. The show has published 53 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Kasi loves black pumpkin: seed saving and genetic selection for beginners." (26 October 2026, 32 minutes), "Kasi is a sample size of one: magnesium supplements for migraine and more on tomato blossom end rot." (28 September 2026, 43 minutes), and "Kira lives for tomatoes: gardening for beginners and the science behind flavor." (14 September 2026, 33 minutes).
Serious Grower publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 23 minutes across 53 episodes.
Booking probability for Serious Grower is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Serious Grower requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Serious Grower's contact route on record: public web form.
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New Hampshire Community Supported Research hosts Serious Grower, a science podcast with 53 episodes published.
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Kasi is a non-commercial farmer in Montana's Bitterroot Valley. In this wide ranging discussion, we discuss Kasi's prize winning mullein and her aspirations for squash breeding. Learn more about UNH's cucurbit breeding...

Episode #52
Kasi is a non-commercial farmer in Montana's Bitterroot Valley. In this wide ranging discussion, we discuss how magnesium supplements have been helping Kasi avoid migraine headaches , get nostalgic about rhododendrons...

Kira is a regular lady from the Seacoast of New Hampshire who loves fresh, local produce and wants to get into varsity level growing, backyard tomatoes. We discuss low light levels in the home that are great for house...

A summary of what vegetable pest experts are talking about this week (the last field report for the season)...including risk of late blight infections in tomato, first report of spotted lanternfly in New Hampshire...

Dr. Chris Hernandez is a geneticist and crop breeder at the University of New Hampshire. Steve Geddes is record-breaking giant pumpkin grower living and growing in New Hampshire. As far as Serious Growers go...you can't...

A summary of what vegetable pest experts are talking about this week…its mostly diseases impacting cucumbers, pumpkins and squashes! Seasonal reporting on CDM https://extension.psu.edu/2026-cucurbit-downy-mildew-updates...

Episode #47
A quick summary of what the experts are talking about when it comes to managing late summer pests, diseases, and other vegetable crop maladies. More about clubroot management in brassicas...

Episode #46
Kasi is a non-commercial farmer in Montana's Bitterroot Valley. In this wide ranging discussion, we discuss garlic irrigation strategies , right to repair laws , and all the technologies that are showing up on the farm...

Episode #45
I will be including brief field reports in the feed through the growing season, featuring real-time reports from extension specialists in New England, New York, and the mid-Atlantic states. Pay close attention to where...

Episode #44
I will be including brief field reports in the feed through the growing season, featuring real-time reports from extension specialists in New England, New York, and the mid-Atlantic states. Pay close attention to where...

Episode #42
Chuck is a commercial farmer in New Hampshire and an expert in Integrated Pest Management (IPM) for fruit and vegetable crops. This episode touches on how the scientific community is seeking alternatives tools & tactics...

Episode #43
I will be including brief field reports in the feed through the growing season, featuring real-time reports from extension specialists in New England, New York, and the mid-Atlantic states. Pay close attention to where...

Episode #41
I will be including brief field reports in the feed through the growing season, featuring real-time reports from extension specialists in New England, New York, and the mid-Atlantic states. Pay close attention to where...

Episode #40
Kasi is a non-commercial farmer in Montana's Bitterroot Valley. In this wide ranging discussion, we touch on microbes, nitrogen amendments for growing flowers, invasive species, comfrey tea, "chop and drop" mulching...

Episode #39
I will be including brief field reports in the feed through the growing season, featuring real-time reports from extension specialists in New England, New York, and the mid-Atlantic states. Pay close attention to where...

Episode #38
I will be including brief field reports in the feed through the growing season, featuring real-time reports from extension specialists in New England, New York, and the mid-Atlantic states. Pay close attention to where...

Episode #37
Jason wants to turn his lawn into an edible landscape and an amazing place for his family in Oregon. We’ll drop in throughout the year to hear how things are progressing. This conversation includes fitting tree fruit...

Episode #36
I will be including brief field reports in the feed through the growing season, featuring real-time reports from extension specialists in New England, New York, and the mid-Atlantic states. Pay close attention to where...

Episode #34
Do you want to know more about where your tomatoes come from and the experts who are supporting our vegetable farmers to grow us the freshest, tastiest tomatoes possible, using the most economically & environmentally...

Episode #35
I will be including brief field reports in the feed through the growing season, featuring real-time reports from extension specialists in New England, New York, and the mid-Atlantic states. Pay close attention to where...
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