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S7E4 Rooted in Love, Letting Go in Grief
In this deeply personal episode, Renée shares the tender farewell to Farm Chica, a podcast that blossomed from love, culture, and a life shared with Jason Riley. With honesty and heartbreak, she…
S7E3 Tomato Talk: From Garden to Table
Everything tomato-related, from growing the perfect garden-fresh tomatoes to harvesting them at their peak and incorporating them into delicious, simple recipes. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or…
S7E2 Berry Bonkers: All Things Goumi
I explore the intriguing world of the Goumi berry, a little-known fruit with a rich history stretching back to ancient times. Discover the unique characteristics and benefits of this versatile shrub,…
S7E1 Cheese Louise! Farm Chica's Guide to Homemade Cheesemaking
Why make cheese at home? For starters, homemade cheese allows you to control the ingredients and ensure the highest quality. It's a great way to avoid preservatives and artificial additives found in…
S6E2 Buzzworthy Basics: Your Guide to Beekeeping 101
Welcome to 'Buzzworthy Basics,' as I delve into the fascinating world of beekeeping, offering practical tips, expert insights, and step-by-step guidance to help you embark on your beekeeping journey…
S6E1 Wasabi Whispers: Unleashing the Flavorful Tales of Japan's Rhizome
Dive into the captivating world of wasabi with this podcast, where we unravel the rich history behind this elusive vegetable. From its ancient roots in Japan to the secrets of cultivating it, we…
Blossom & Thrive: The Art of Fruitful Pruning
Fruit pruning is a proactive and strategic practice that contributes to the overall health, productivity, and longevity of fruit trees. It involves a combination of art and science, with the goal of…
S5E8 An Aronia Superfruit Story
Aronia berries are the most nutritionally dense fruits in the world and packed with antioxidants and polyphenols. Research has shown that aronia berries can help with immune system function and an…
S5E3 Gooseberries: The Banned Bush is Back
Once banned in American for posing a threat to the White Pine tree, learn about an awesome bush that provides grape-like berries for many years.
S5E2 Edible Vines & Why it's Thyme you Have Them!
Growing vertically maximizes space, provides shade and limits rot and pests. Now what if you could grow edible vines to be both ornamental and used for culinary delights? Well, it is about damn thyme…
S5E1 Healthy Soil, Happy Plants: Easy Food Composting
Composting is a traditional form of adding nutrients to your soil to produce more nutritional plants. Learn how to compost your food scraps to reduce your waste and decrease green house gases.
S4E2 Apple-solutely Delish Home Brew: Cider 101
Cider is a historic way of preserving apples, quince and other fruit that produces a boozy, delicious beverage. I discuss its history and an easy-to-do at home recipes for your own brew.
S4E1 Popping Flowers: Growing & Harvesting Maypops AKA Passionflowers
Maypops AKA Passionflowers have a wonderful history in the US, however it has fallen out of favor with commercial agricultural practices. Maypops are seeing a revival and learn about how you can help…
S3E7 I've Got a Pickle Hey Hey!
Pickling is one of the oldest forms of food preservation. I will share its history and my tips for making the crunchiest pickles. Beyond cucumbers, you can pickle almost anything. These recipes won…
S3E6 Down with the Spicy Roots
Horseradish has a a long history of medicinal and culinary uses. Join me as I share some simple tips on growing, harvesting and making your own prepared horseradish sauce.
S3E4 Rhubarb: From Medicine to Culinary Delight
How do you like to eat rhubarb? Why not add this perennial plant to your garden, farm or homestead. My favorite way to eat this yummy stalk vegetable is combine with strawberries and sugar baked in a…
S3E3 The Easy Act of Sustainability
A non-political approach to living sustainably every day. Most people can't afford to go solar or use alternative energy sources, but we all with small acts can be more eco-friendly.
S3E2 Duck, Duck...GREAT: Raising Meat & Egg Water Fowl
Look no feather because I have dedicated this episode to my favorite water fowl, the duck. Join me as I share how to raise ducks for meat and egg production. Adding a flock of ducks to your farm,…
S3E1 These Rosehips Don't Lie
“Of all the flowers, methinks a rose is best.” ~ William ShakespeareLearn about an ancient fruit that has the most beloved of other flowers, the rose. I'll share information on nature's fruit with…
S2E12 What's with this tuber? Jerusalem Artichokes
Join me as a I discuss Jerusalem Artichokes, which neither are an "artichoke" or originated from Jerusalem. This tuber is a great addition to your nutrition and backyard, farm or homestead.
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Farm Chica has published 45 episodes since October 2020, covering topics in Education, How To.
Farm Chica is currently moderate with new episodes every 2 months. Average episode length is 22m.
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