Do you talk tree?Have you ever wondered how old the beautiful trees in your woodlands or in New York State forests are? Then this episode is for you.Fred Bregliajoins Nature Calls: Conversations f

GardenFit is the hit national public television series with co-hosts and executive producers Madeline Hooper and Jeff Hughes. A first-of-its-kind series,GardenFitis a fusion of destination, gardenin

Have you wondered about the state of agriculture in the Hudson Valley? Or what New York farmers are focused on now? Or how they manage for regenerative and/or climate smart farming? If so, we have a g

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Join us in this fascinating chat withBonnie Warwick, a lifelong resident of Red Hook, NY and a key member of the Dutchess County Sheep and Wool Growers Association and the Elmendorph Hand Spinners Gu

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