Local Food, Backyard Farms, Herbalism, and Roger Benham: Haiti

Robin McDermott works with the Vermont Fresh Network promoting partnership between farmers, food producers, and chefs. Seth Gillim & Nicole Seligson are this years Backyard Farm Vermont team, a small business which assists and supports people in any stage or aspect of developing their gardens. Kiva Rose is an herbalist, wildcrafter, and teacher. Roger Benham is a medic who just returned from Haiti. Here is the complete interview with Roger. Music by: The Beatles, Robert Earl Keen, Sorry Computer, The Grass Mountain Hobos, Kim Lenz, Little Feat, Roger Daltry & Laura Hall, Fairport Convention, and George Harrison. The post Local Food, Backyard Farms, Herbalism, and Roger Benham: Haiti appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

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