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Episode 178: American Spoon Fruit

Episode 178: American Spoon Fruit

FromThe Farm Report


Episode 178: American Spoon Fruit

FromThe Farm Report

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Length:
39 minutes
Released:
Aug 1, 2013
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Find out how Justin Rashid and American Spoon Fruit are preserving summer fruits on this weeks episode of The Farm Report! Erin Fairbanks chats with Justin about American Spoon Fruits line of preserves. Learn about the terroir of lake-area Michigan, and why some of the best fruits in the world come from that location. Find out how American Spoon Fruit helps fruit growers by buying specific selections of their crop. Learn what fruit varieties have fallen out of favor, and why Justin believes these heirloom varieties are culturally and culinarily important. Learn more about the science behind preserving on this weeks edition of The Farm Report! Thanks to our sponsor, Cain Vineyard and Winery. Todays break music has been provided by PEELS. Im thrilled, and pretty much amazed with what has happened recently in agriculture. When Larry and I started this company, what we were doing was considered kind of odd... agriculture in American was the past. And now it seems to have such a thriving future prospect. [8:30] The trick with preserving is trying to get the product, the lid, the jar, and the headspace at sterilization temperatures, but then when the jar seals, you have to get that heat out. [24:00] -- Justin Rashid on The Farm Report
Released:
Aug 1, 2013
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

The Farm Report is a show about the people, processes, and policies that shape how food is produced today. From the latest agricultural innovations to the day-to-day challenges of running a viable business growing vegetables and grazing cattle, host Lisa Elaine Held engages in conversations with farmers and farmworkers and the people who work alongside them—like chefs, researchers, activists, and investors. Expect from-the-field insights paired with real-world context as guests explore how producing fresh, delicious food relates to environmental and community sustainability, equality and justice, politics and policy, and better health.