Last week, I attended the 2012 San Francisco Garden and Flower Show. While at the show, I had the opportunity to interview Jessi Bloom about her new book, Free Range Chicken Gardens, How to Create A Beautiful Chicken-Friendly Yard.
PlanterTomato Podcast for Wednesday, March 28, 2012:
In the second interview of this series from the EcoFarm conference, I speak with Jim Adkins of The International Center for Poultry, an organization that educates people about standard poultry breeds and sustainable farming.
PlanterTomato Podcast for Sunday, February 5, 2012:
In this first of a series of three interviews conducted at the EcoFarm conference in Pacific Grove, CA, I speak with Chris Wagner, head of sales, for Modesto Milling. Modesto Milling produces a range of organic feed products for cows, pigs, rabbits, chickens and other livestock.
PlanterTomato Podcast for Saturday, February 4, 2012:
This recipe for eggnog comes courtesy of House and Garden Magazine from the 1970's. It's made better if you are able to include fresh eggs from your own chickens, so I call it Chicken Lovers Eggnog.
In this Podcast, I explain the differences between duck and chicken eggs and make recommendations for those considering adding both types of poultry to their backyard farms.
So who's the most famous chicken coop architect? Mies van der Rooster? I. M. Peck? Christopher Hen? No, it's Jeff Troutman, a graduate of the Colorado at Boulder School of Architecture.
PlanterTomato Podcast for Sunday, February 6, 2010:
A Free Poultry Calendar with tips on how to keep your chickens safe from avian flu (H5N1) and other diseases can be had courtesy of the US Department of Agriculture.
PlanterTomato Podcast for Thursay, November 11, 2010:
If your using a standard metal or plastic waterer you already know that it get's pretty dirty. That's not good for your flock and it's not easy for you to keep clean either. In this post, I'll show you how to build a waterer that stays clean and is easy to maintain.
PlanterTomato Podcast for Monday, November 8, 2010: