HeyJaredOh Crop! Food Systems Podcast
Oh Crop! explores the urgent connections between environmental justice, climate change, and public health through the lens of food systems.Join host Kat Morgan, MPH for conversations with leading researchers, farmers, activists, and changemakers who are reimagining how we…
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E27: Plant Diversity and Food Equity at Oak Spring Garden Foundation – Dr. Peter Crane and Christine Harris (opens the original)
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In this episode of Oh Crop!, host Kat Morgan, MPH, sits down with Dr. Peter Crane — President of the Oak Spring Garden Foundation and former Director of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew — and Christine Harris, Director of Oak Spring’s Rokeby Farm. Recorded on the foundation’s 700-acre landscape in Upperville, Virginia, once the estate of Rachel “Bunny” Mellon, the conversation explores what it takes to conserve plant diversity at different scales, including their Biocultural Conservation objective
E26: Dr. Alex McAlvay on Crop Mixtures and the Ancient Roots of Climate Resilience (opens the original)
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In this episode of Oh Crop!, host Kat Morgan sits down — live at the New York Botanical Garden — with Dr. Alex McAlvey, Assistant Curator at the Garden's Center for Plants, People, and Culture. Alex draws on his background in cropping systems, wild crop relatives, and wild edible plants to explore crop mixtures: the ancient practice of growing multiple species or varieties together in a single field. The discussion dives into several key issues and tensions, including how mixtures act as an insu
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