I speak with hempbassador Marie Eisenmann about the fibre of the future
Lest We Forget the Farmerettes and Early Planting
The young women who saved the WWII crops and getting seeds in early
The Power of Northern Tales & How Farmers Help Food Banks
Michael Kusugak on Inuit Stories and Food Banks Canada
Of Hens and Hops
Chickens as companions and a beerless perennial
The Rhythm of Nature & the Buzzing of Bees
This episode takes us down on the farms.
Living Off the Grid and Coffee Alternatives
Living off the grid using solar, wind, batteries and a generator and alternatives to hot chocolate on cold evenings, on the grid, or off.
Mark Cullen on Native Species & Canadian Canoe Museum
From coneflowers to canoes, all in one episode.
A Mill Reborn and the Sustainability of Birds
canoe trip led to an affordable housing expert and an architect becoming the owners of a 135-year-old flour mill. Plus, how our cities can be safer for birds.
The Latest
New Year, New Choices
As you know, small hinges swing big doors, so even little changes to your daily routine can make a big difference when it comes to the environment.
What Do I Do With…
Spinach, Lemon Rinds, Mango Peels & Old Grains
Identify Animal Tracks
Wherever you find yourself in your nearby nature, you should expect to encounter wild animals, after all, it’s their home that you are venturing into.
Home for the Holidays
For Jody Arsenault and her family,
decorating their Steinbach, Manitoba home for Christmas is a tradition of love
Veggies for Days
How to prepare and use vegetables for days!