Are you ready to get spooky? We are! For this creepiest of seasons, Hallie and Chris discuss foods that are rumored to kill you and whether or not they're actually as scary as they're made out to be. We learn about foods ranging from almonds to nutmeg ...

This week we're talking about kids and agriculture. Hallie and Chris discuss the agriculture youth organizations 4-H and FFA. We learn the history of these organizations, what they do, and who they serve. We also get the recipe for Hallie's blue-ribbon...

In this mini-episode, Hallie explains the difference between perlite and vermiculite, what they're good for, and when to use them.

This week Vikram Baliga of Texas Tech university joins Hallie and Chris to talk about turf grass. We learn where it comes from, what it does, and just how high some grasses can grow.

In this mini-episode, Hallie discusses fish emulsion, fungicidal chitan, and edible films made from lobsters. Sources: The article Hallie mentioned is Nguyen, Trung T. (2017). Lobster processing by-products as valuable bioresource of marine functio

Who's ready for more superfoods? We sure are! This week Hallie and Chris evaluate microgreens, steel-cut oats, mangosteen and ginko. We learn which fruit is the "queen of fruit", which plant is highly nutritious, and which is kind of regular.

This week we're digging into all things small, skinny and wiggly: worms. Hallie and Chris discuss worms, what they are, why they're so important and their appearance in sci-fi movies. We learn how worms help the soil, how to keep them,

In this mini-episode, Hallie says, once and for all, what a berry is. | One to Grow On is an podcast that digs into the questions you have about agriculture and tries to understand the impacts of food production on us and our world.

It's another Catherine episode! This week, Catherine and Hallie discuss farm production, employment and revenue. We learn about small scale versus large scale production, the practicalities of different crops,

In this mini-episode, Hallie defines certified transitional agriculture, explains why it exists, and talks about why it isn't standardized by the USDA (yet?). One to Grow On is a podcast that digs into the questions you have about agriculture and tries...