Nate Downey speaks about working for the landscape consultation and design company Santa Fe Permaculture and about his new book Harvest the Rain.
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Nate Downey speaks about working for the landscape consultation and design company Santa Fe Permaculture and about his new book Harvest the Rain.
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Eliza Kretzmann, Executive Director of Santa Fe’s Railyard Stewards discusses how volunteers beautify and vitalize the Santa Fe Railyard by caring for community gardens, the Railyard’s acequias, and much more.
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Adrianne McCurrach, Joy Rosenberg, Deborah Fort, and Michael Dorfman discuss the new Santa Fe Time Bank, which aims to strengthen our community through Time Dollar Exchange.
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The Market takes a Holiday break; Bob enjoys some Holiday music, then talks about ordering seeds in preparation for the new growing season.
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Bob interviews baker Kristina Gardner about her business, Crust, which offers fresh artisan breads and crackers with seasonal ingredients, including made-to-order breads, all personally delivered anywhere in the Santa Fe area.
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Cookbook author Cheryl Jamison chats about New Mexico Tourism Department’s Green Chile Cheeseburger Trail, her posts on Twitter, her Culinary Adventures with husband Bill, and more.
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Santa Fe Farmers’ Market members Matt Romero – Romero Farms – and Willem Malten – Cloud Cliff Bakery – talk about supplying fresh local vegetables and breads to Santa Fe area residents while building a strong local economy and community; also, New Mexico Artisans Market Manager Alexandra Merlino previews this season’s Holiday Fair events, featuring unique gifts made by local artists as well as live music and entertainment.
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November 28, 2009: Santa Fe Farmers' Market & New Mexico Artisans Market [29:10m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadSanta Fe Waldorf School Development Director Judy Nix and parent Alex Giorgio talk about the independent school’s philosophy and their annual Holiday Faire fundraiser.
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Barbara Belding of Santa Fe’s Interfaith Community Shelter speaks about the new shelter’s success as well as the ongoing need for donations and volunteers; then, SFFM members Alan Lackey of River Canyon Ranch and Richard Belanger of Harmony Farm discuss small-scale farming and ranching in Northern New Mexico.
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November 7, 2009: Interfaith Community Shelter, Harmony Farm, & River Canyon Ranch [28:10m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadKen Kuhne of GROW Y’OWN and Santa Fe Farmers’ Market member Maria Meyer discuss growing herbs, greens, and other plants in hoop houses during the winter months.
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