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A recent article from The Seattle Times highlighted a Seattle resident who captures and eats squirrels from her own back yard. [Read Full A... -
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by Nate Rafn Old Mill Feed and Garden will host a food preservation class on Saturday, July 9th, at 2pm. The class will cover basic food ... -
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by Nate Rafn The USDA recently unveiled their replacement for the outdated Food Pyramid. On Thursday, June 2nd, Agriculture Secretary Tom... -
It's almost October and we still have raspberries. Several years ago my parents planted a raspberry bush in their backyard. It provide...
Keep up the good work and get this program on regional and national public TV!
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Nate, Keep up the great work. Your show is unique and informative.
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Thank you for the show!
Thank you Nate & Daniel! Without the show I would not have found out about the Urban Farming Certification course & now I'm in the course!
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