Carl Furtado is our studio guest today. Carl wears may hats as a retired investment advisor, to now being part of an angel investment group. Our playlist:
Carolyn Wilker is our guest today talking about story-telling. Carolyn has a website here http://carolynwilker.ca You can also find some of her other interests here. https://www.facebook.com/Baden-Storytellers-Guild-191604327544230 Our Playlist:
Joe Mancini and Adam Kramer are our studio guests today. Joe and Adam are part of www.working centre.org Adam starts the show with information about their market garden. www.theworkingcentre.org/hacienda-sarria-market-garden/518 Joe then does a book review with Adam about the book used as a guide for the garden. Our playlist;
Peter Hunton is the guest of The Agriculture Show today. Peter is the past president of the World’s Poultry Science Association. www.wpsa.com Our playlist;
Bourbon Street Parade by Worlds Greatest Jazz Band
Both Sides Now by Judy Collins
Gas Man Cometh by Donald Flanders and Michael Swan
Did She Mention My Name by Gordon Lighfoot
Allegro by Waldo de los Rios from Eine Kleina Nachtmusik (Mozart Madness)
Heather Montgomery and Joe Mancini from www.theworkingcentre.org are our guests today. Heather brought us news of The Summer Institute being presented this summer. Joe reviews the book Cooked with his thoughts on this book. Our playlist:
Jamie Reaume is the studio guest of The Agriculture Show today. Jamie’s long association with agriculture includes many groups. www.countryheritagepark.com www.foodandfarming.ca and a video called the The Marsh Mucker’s Tale at www.hollandmarshgold.com/hmga-tv.html Our playlist.
Matt Setzkorn is our guest today. Matt is the executive director at www.ontariofarmlandtrust.ca Matt also is part of www.scotchblockwinery.com and www.andrewsscenicacres.com An upcoming event on April 8 organized by Ontario Farmland Trust can be found here www.ontariofarmlandtrust.ca/get-involved/events/annual-farmland-forum/2016-farmland-forum The bad news is that not all the program was recorded. Hope we can get the folks at Ontario Farmland Trust back into the studio to talk about it. The playlist was
Susanne Currie is the guest of The Agriculture Show today. Susanne lives on a farm in Brant County. Like many rural property owners, there are a few projects on the go. www.amaniacres.ca Our playlist:
Will Stoltz is todays guest of the show. One of the many things Will is involved with is http://ontariogleaners.org/ and http://mcccanada.ca/get-involved/canning . Our playlist
Terrylynn Brant and Stephen Sevenson are the guests of The Agriculture Show today. Check out Terrylynn’s Facebook page called Mohawk Seedkeepers at https://www.facebook.com/groups/846377065399516
Christine Schoonderwoerd and Wendell Schumn from www.wfs.ca are in the studio today. Wallenstein Feed & Supply are supporters of http://www.grainsofhope.ca/ Chris and Wendell brought lots of great info to the show about agriculture. Our playlist was:
Jim Dyer from Cambridge is our guest today. https://www.facebook.com/jim.dyer.965 Jim is releasing a CD called Gut Feeling. He had some great information about agriculture to share.
Gord Grant and Mark Ruesser are the special guests of The Agriculture Show. It was four years ago, on the first episode of The Agriculture Show, that Gord and Mark were the first guests. Both these guys are local members of the Waterloo Federation of Agriculture and an important part of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture. Our playlist was,
Mary Ann Dore and Jen Christie are our guests today. Mary Ann and Jen bring us news from www.agwomensnetwork.com . We had so many great tunes to choose from. The playlist was
Gord grant is your host for todays show. He reports on a presentation by Jeff Fitzpatrick-Stilwell, Senior Manager of Sustainability, McDonald’s Restaurants of Canada Limited. You can see the whole video of the actual presentation at http://ofa.on.ca/agm-webcast-2015-day1-afternoon Singer songwriter Valdi is a big part of the music in this weeks episode.
Scott Cressman and Jim Coffey are in the studio today. Scott and Jim work at www.pioneer.com and they brought us news of the “Full Belly! Full Mind!” student nutrition program. Contact Jim at jim.coffey@pioneer.com for more info. Our playlist was;
Graham Johnston is our guest today. Graham and family operate Heritage Hill Farm near New Dundee. Follow them on Twitter https://twitter.com/herihillfarms and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/heritagehillfarms Our playlist is, A Better Way To Heaven by Colin James, Sing Sing Sing by the Chin Swing Orchestra, Stormy Weather by The Sheepdogs, Excursions By The Sea by Great Big Sea, Brian Wilson by the Bare Naked Ladies, and So Long by The Cat Empire.
Barclay Nap is our guest today. Barclay is the volunteer historian for the Junior Farmers Association of Ontario. www.jfao.on.ca . Our playlist was
