At the Iowa Farm Table Podcast
The At the Iowa Farm Table Podcast takes a deep dive into food and farming in Iowa. Brought to you by the Iowa Food System Coalition.
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Pesticide Drift: The Label Is the Law (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Season III of At the Iowa Farm Table!This week Beth Hoffman digs into pesticide drift with Amanda Severson (Grand View Beef), Joel Meyer (Meyer Agri-Air Inc), and Rob Faux (a farmer and communications at Pesticide Action and Agroecology Network). You’ll learn about how the laws around drift are determined and what happens when they are broken. And all in 16 minutes!The full transcript of the show is included below if you
A little help from my friends (opens the original)
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Hot Days Play List (opens the original)
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The “romance of summer” I used to call it. It was my way of putting a positive spin on my least favorite season, the time of year that is too hot, has too many hours in the day, and produces too much produce to deal with from the garden. Summer feels like endless work at a time of year that seems to instead to insist on rest. Those cucumbers and zucchinis keep on reproducing, even when I am too hot and tired to do anything but lay on the couch. Or are you entertaining the kids for three months a
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