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Clean Slate Farm
by Dave Lenweaver
Cooking, food, gardening, whatever... If it's interesting to me, we'll be talking about it. Make sure to visit our YouTube channel to see videos on all the topics we talk about here.
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Episodes
Tractor stuff, sous vide cooking, and Birkebeiner X-country ski race
31m · PublishedWill Wallus from the Weekend Homestead and I talk a little tractor maintenance, sous vide cooking and what it is. Will tells us about the Birkebeiner ski race.
You can download and subscribe to The Clean Slate Farm Podcast at Google Play Music, iTunes, and Stitcher. When you do please leave a comment or give us a few stars...it will help others find us. And don't forget to subscribe! That's a big help.
Help support Clean Slate Farm by using our Amazon affiliate link - we receive a small finders fee if you purchase through this link. Thanks!
See our YouTube channel at Clean Slate Farm for cooking, gardening, and DIY projects.
Find us on Twitter https://twittercom/@cleanslatefarmLook for us on Facebook as Clean Slate FarmCatch us on Instagram cleanslatefarmVisit the website Clean Slate Farm for recipes and more
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Eric Rochow and I talk honey bees, maple syrup, and tomatoes
33m · PublishedOn today's show, I talk about wax moths and honeybees with Eric Rochow. Eric has a video about a new way to combat wax moths in beehives. We also talk about how he gets maple sap from the tree to the evaporator. I tell Eric about dwarf tomatoes. You can learn more about dwarf tomatoes at Craig Lehoullier's blog. You can buy dwarf tomato seeds at Fruition Seeds.
I have a video showing how much damage a wax moth infestation can cause in a beehive. Clearly something you don't want to happen in your apiary.
You can download and subscribe to The Clean Slate Farm Podcast at Google Play Music, iTunes, and Stitcher. When you do please leave a comment or give us a few stars...it will help others find us. And don't forget to subscribe! That's a big help.
Help support Clean Slate Farm by using our Amazon affiliate link - we receive a small finders fee if you purchase through this link. Thanks!
See our YouTube channel at Clean Slate Farm for cooking, gardening, and DIY projects.
Find us on Twitter https://twittercom/@cleanslatefarmLook for us on Facebook as Clean Slate FarmCatch us on Instagram cleanslatefarmVisit the website Clean Slate Farm for recipes and more
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Vermicompost and Worms with Tina Jacobs of Devine Gardens
23m · PublishedTina Jacobs is an entrepreneur with tens of thousands of employees. The best part is they pay her and work for free. Her staff consists of thousands of red wiggler worms that turn manure and sawmill by-products into vermicompost, which she packages and sells to gardeners all over the country.
I spoke with Tina about how she got started in the vermicompost business, the challenges she had starting a business, and how the worms make her product. She tells us what ratio of vermicompost is best for your garden and plant starts.
Visit Tina's website to learn more and purchase her vermicompost at Devine Gardens
- Help support our small business by visiting our website, Clean Slate Farm where you can purchase our small batch blended balsamic vinegar, olive oil, spice blend, and miracle hand cream. Add your name to our mailing list to get advance notification of specials on our products.
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For cooking, beekeeping, gardening, and DIY videos see our YouTube channel at Clean Slate Farm.
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Chef Jason Allen and The Culinary Institute of America
43m · PublishedEver wonder what it's like to attend The Culinary Institute of America? This week I talk with my friend and former classmate at the CIA, Chef Jason Allen and we talk about what made Jason attend the CIA, what it was like, what it's like to work in a restaurant, and his gardens and orchard in Arizona.
If you're thinking about becoming a chef, this episode will give you a feel for what it's like, long hours and all.
You can download and subscribe to The Clean Slate Farm Podcast at Google Play Music, iTunes, and Stitcher. When you do please leave a comment or give us a few stars...it will help others find us. And don't forget to subscribe!
Help support Clean Slate Farm by using our Amazon affiliate link - https://www.amazon.com/?foo0ce-20
If you purchase anything through this link we earn a small finders fee, which helps support Clean Slate Farm...thanks!
See our YouTube channel at Clean Slate Farm for cooking, gardening, and DIY projects
Find us at Twitter https://twittercom/@cleanslatefarmLook for us on Facebook as Clean Slate FarmCatch us at Instagram cleanslatefarmVisit the website http://cleanslatefarm.com
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Will Wallus and Eric Rochow with winterization tips for your home
28m · PublishedThis week I talk with Will Wallus from the Weekend Homestead and Eric Rochow from GardenFork about winterization tips for your home and power equipment. Eric gives advice for storing gas-powered equipment so the fuel doesn't gum up the carburetor.
The GardenFork podcast can be found on iTunes and you can also watch his eclectic YouTube channel at GardenFork. He also has a Facebook group with great information and a fun community as well. Great stuff.
Will Wallus can be occasionally be heard here and on GardenFork. His Instagram is The Weekend Homestead.
In the last show notes, I said we would be talking with either Jason Allen, a chef at a high-end hotel complex in Arizona or with Tina Jacobs, an entrepreneur who raises worms. Tina's company sells vermicompost. Stick around, those shows are in the works.
You download and subscribe to The Clean Slate Farm Podcast at Google Play Music, iTunes, and Stitcher. When you do please leave a comment or give us a few stars...it will help others find us. And don't forget to subscribe!
Help support Clean Slate Farm by using our Amazon affiliate link - https://www.amazon.com/?foo0ce-20
If you purchase anything through this link we earn a small finders fee, which helps support Clean Slate Farm...thanks!
See our YouTube channel at Clean Slate Farm for cooking, gardening, and DIY projects
Find us at Twitter https://twittercom/@cleanslatefarmLook for us on Facebook as Clean Slate FarmCatch us at Instagram cleanslatefarmVisit the website http://cleanslatefarm.com
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Fermenting basics and making garlic dill pickles
12m · Published
On this show I discuss fermenting basics, as in salt brine, and how to make garlic dill pickles. The first thing you need to know it's not rocket science and people have been fermenting for thousands of years. As far as brine goes....well, sometimes you need to be exact, sometimes you don't. Have a listen. The next show will be one of two interviews depending on what show I can edit first.Either Jason Allen, a chef from Arizona who I attended school at the Culinary Institute of America. Jason started his culinary journey as a teenager scrounging extra cash to visit the best restaurants he could to learn more about food.
The next show will be one of two interviews depending on what show I can edit first.Either Jason Allen, a chef at a high-end hotel complex in Arizona. Jason and I were classmates at the Culinary Institute of America. He started his culinary journey as a teenager scrounging extra cash to visit the best restaurants he could to learn more about food. Jason and his wife now have an extensive organic garden in a very dry climate and he'll tell us how he manages that.
Either Jason Allen, a chef at a high-end hotel complex in Arizona. Jason and I were classmates at the Culinary Institute of America. He started his culinary journey as a teenager scrounging extra cash to visit the best restaurants he could to learn more about food. Jason and his wife now have an extensive organic garden in a very dry climate and he'll tell us how he manages that.
Or it may be with Tina Jacobs, an entrepreneur who raises worms. Tina's company sells vermicompost and we'll be talking about how she does that and the benefits. I know the stuff works, I've used it to great success in starting seedlings.
You can now download and subscribe to The Clean Slate Farm Podcast at Google Play Music, iTunes, and Stitcher. When you do please leave a comment or give us a few stars...it will help others find us.
Help support Clean Slate Farm by using our Amazon affiliate link - https://www.amazon.com/?foo0ce-20
If you purchase anything through this link we earn a small finders fee, which helps support Clean Slate Farm...thanks!
See our YouTube channel at Clean Slate Farm for cooking, gardening, and DIY projects
Find us at Twitter https://twittercom/@cleanslatefarmLook for us on Facebook as Clean Slate FarmCatch us at Instagram cleanslatefarmVisit the website http://cleanslatefarm.com
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An interview with Sheri Fischer from sher2garden.com
33m · Published
This week I talk with Sheri Fischer about her greenhouse, how she extends her growing season and the benefits and drawbacks of raised bed gardens. Sheri lives in Pennsylvania and grows an amazing amount of food in her gardens.
Her website is https://sher2garden.com and you should take a look.
On our next show, I'll be talking about fermenting garlic dill pickles and why you should weigh, not measure, the salt you use in your brine.
You can now download and subscribe to The Clean Slate Farm Podcast at Google Play Music.
Our Amazon affiliate link is https://www.amazon.com/?foo0ce-20
If you purchase anything through this link we earn a small finders fee, which helps support Clean Slate Farm...thanks!
See our YouTube channel at Clean Slate Farm for cooking, gardening, and DIY projects
Find us at Twitter https://twittercom/@cleanslatefarmLook for us on Facebook as Clean Slate FarmCatch us at Instagram cleanslatefarmVisit the website http://cleanslatefarm.com
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Show #001 - Welcome to Clean Slate Farm…and an interview with Will Wallus from The Weekend Homestead
16m · PublishedWelcome to the first show from Clean Slate Farm. Our first podcast is an interview with Will Wallus from The Weekend Homestead. Will just finished remodeling a cabin in the upper reaches of Wisconson and we talk about that a project and the tools he used. Will tells us a bit about the fruit trees he planted on his 160-acre homestead in the woods and how he protects them from marauding wildlife.
We also discuss Will's job as a pyrotechnician and how he got into the fireworks business.
Our next show is with Sheri Fischer from sher2garden. We talk about her fabulous greenhouse, raised beds, and season extending gardening.
Our Amazon affiliate link is Amazon
If you purchase anything through this link we earn a small finders fee, which helps support Clean Slate Farm...thanks!
Find us at Twitter https://twittercom/@cleanslatefarmLook for us on Facebook as Clean Slate FarmCatch us at Instagram cleanslatefarmVisit the website http://cleanslatefarm.com
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Clean Slate Farm has 28 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 16:44:31. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on November 28th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on January 31st, 2024 06:44.
