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01:00How To Grow The Perfect Heirloom Tomato
For the avid gardener, growing one variety of a particular herb, fruit or vegetable is never enough. It is always interesting to see the difference in plant growth, production and finally the taste of the fruit in your cherished recipe. Especially for culinary enthusiasts, the more varieties you have the more amazing your dish is, complete with a horticultural biography to entertain your guests leaving them in awe. What if you found that through the years you had quite the assortment of organic tomato seeds in your collection? This is exactly what happened to Gary Ibsen who suddenly found himself the keeper of this huge seed bank of organic heirloom tomatoes that began to grow thanks to the contributions of his friends, neighbors and gardeners around the globe. In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer talks to Gary Ibsen, founder of TomatoFest Garden Seeds (http://www.tomatofest.com). TomatoFest has revitalized the appreciation and desire for true heirloom tomatoes. Ibsen's belief in sustainable, organic farming and seed saving has inspired him to develop and grow heirloom tomato varieties for more than 30 years. For the 2009 season, he, and his partner Dagma Lacey, are growing more than 600 varieties of certified organic, heirloom tomatoes from seeds originally sourced from family farms around the world. Their hands-on tomato production and seed harvest techniques ensure the highest quality product and help ensure that these precious heirloom tomato varieties will be sustained for years to come. In 2008 Ibsen retired from 18 years of producing the nationally celebrated Carmel TomatoFest event in Carmel CA. Through their TomatoFest Seed Donation Program, TomatoFest Garden Seeds has been donating heirloom tomato seeds to more than 250 urban garden projects, school gardens, community outreach gardens around the U.S., India, Africa, Europe, China.
Tags: Gary Ibsen organic gardening heirloom tomatoes harvesting seeds seed saving
by The Organic View in Gardening
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02:05
SHRA Radio - Wild Tomato Nationals V - Sponsor & Racer calls
Call-in at 909-265-9152 - Press 1 to join the conversation. Thank you for joining the Southern Hot Rod Association radio show. Steve Coccaro, Carl Robinson & Mike Fabian try and bring you interesting topics or tech talk every week. Call in and say what's on your mind or just listen to the interesting guests. There is also a chat room if you would like to get involved.
Tags: Drag Racing Grudge Racing Heads up Tomato Nationals
by SHRAonair in Automotive
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Growing The Perfect Heirloom Tomato
For the avid gardener, growing one variety of a particular herb, fruit or vegetable is never enough. It is always interesting to see the difference in plant growth, production and finally the taste of the fruit in your cherished recipe. Especially for culinary enthusiasts, the more varieties you have the more amazing your dish is, complete with a horticultural biography to entertain your guests leaving them in awe. What if you found that through the years you had quite the assortment of organi
Tags: Gary Ibsen TomatoFest heirloom tomatoes harvesting seeds seed saving
by The Organic View in Environment
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00:31
You Say Tomato, I Say Bloody Mary
When life hands you fruit masquerading as a vegetable, make a cocktail! Or whatever your happy juice of choice is. We're ready for another Friday of fun and gum-flapping. Take a break and join us, and let's get the weekend and the month of March off to a proper start!
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01:03
Family Garden Doctor
Everywhere I look in our small town in Missouri peoples gardens are dry and dying. Tomato plants are typically about 18" tall, a gray-green color, and any fruit is small and green. The drought has decimated most family gardens, unless the people have had access to reliable water and hand-watered regularly. Hows YOUR garden doing? J. R. Mittleiders great book Lets Grow Tomatoes tells you all you need to know about growing tomatoes. After reading AND APPLYING the principles and procedures outlined so well in this book you will be the community expert, just as Wally & Victoria Roth are in Central Oregon (see victoriasvegetables.com) . Join me - Your Family Garden Doctor - to learn more about growing great tomatoes - and for the first 50 of you we will make the digital download of Lets Grow Tomatoes available FREE! Family Garden Doctor with Master gardener Jim Kennard of the Food for Everyone Foundation. Learn how to grow a great garden in ANY soil, no matter where you live!
Tags: Family Garden Doctor Jim Kennard gardening dr mittleider vegetables
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Family Garden Doctor
Everywhere I look in our small town in Missouri peoples gardens are dry and dying. Tomato plants are typically about 18" tall, a gray-green color, and any fruit is small and green. The drought has decimated most family gardens, unless the people have had access to reliable water and hand-watered regularly. Hows YOUR garden doing? J. R. Mittleiders great book Lets Grow Tomatoes tells you all you need to know about growing tomatoes. After reading AND APPLYING the principles and procedures outlined so well in this book you will be the community expert, just as Wally & Victoria Roth are in Central Oregon (see victoriasvegetables.com) . Join me - Your Family Garden Doctor - to learn more about growing great tomatoes - and for the first 50 of you we will make the digital download of Lets Grow Tomatoes available FREE! Family Garden Doctor with Master gardener Jim Kennard of the Food for Everyone Foundation. Learn how to grow a great garden in ANY soil, no matter where you live!
Tags: jim kennard gardening dr mittleider vegetable organic gardening
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Meow and Friends
Local Portland OR celebrity Apocalypse Meow appeared in the HBO documentary 'Superheroes', and now brings only the funniest bits of humor and raunch to you from all over the world! Tune in for side-splitting entertainment, thought-provoking discussions and good ole' fashioned fun! This bold, in-your-face podcast is perfect way to wind down a weekend.
Oscar winner Reese Witherspoon shows the world that she's a self-righteous fat mouth, alleged shoplifter arrested wearing cherry tomato bikini, Senator acts like a douchebag with the emails to prove it and Christian couple still abstaining from sex after two years because they think they're supposed to.
All these stories and much more coming up!
Tags: current events celebrity host mature female host humor
by meowandfriends in Comedy
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00:29
Yellow Tomato Salad (July 31, 2011 - Part 3)
It is tomato season! Dianne Linderman shares a Tomato Salad recipe that uses both yellow and red tomatoes, with other delicious ingredients. Listen up to see how to make this salad absolutely delicious! Find more great recipes on Dianne's website: http://www.everythingthatmattersradio.com/ Check out Dianne's c
Tags: yellow tomato salad cherry tomato salad recipe yellow tomato recipes cherry tomato salad summer salad recipes
by Dianne Linderman in Family
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00:41
Chef Alex Presents: All About Pesto
On this special episode Chef Alex will be talking all About Pesto.Pesto is a cold sauce that is very unique and has many uses. Pesto can be used for pastas, pizzas, sandwiches, and more. On this show I will explain what pesto is, different ways you can use pesto, different types of pasta pestos and pesto dishes and more. Feel free to call in with any pesto questions. Dial 646-716-6458 when Live on air. I will have a tortellini sundried tomato and brasied beef pesto and a traditional pesto sauce recipes in store for you. Should be one awesome and exciting show. For those whom are health nuts or love pesto, tune into this show.
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Tags: Pesto Tortellini Pasta Pizza Sauce
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00:46
Chef Alex presents: ALL about Sauce
On this special episode, certified ACF Chef George Norrell joins me to talk sauces. Mr. George Norrell has been a chef for 30+ years and he specializies in soup and sauce making. It is my honor to have George come on and talk sauce with us. Feel free to call in with your sauce questions or questions for George. 646-716-6458. George has a lot in store for us, so please listen in and let George educate us. I will be going over the mother sauces, and dishes that are commonly served with sauces. I have a tomato sauce, and a alfredo sauce recipe and I'm quite sure George will be giving out recipe/s for sauces.
www.blogtalkradio.com./chefalexcardinale
Tags: ACF Chef Sauces Tomato Sauce Alfredo Sauce Chef George Norrell
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01:02
Overcoming Adversity
We will discuss ways to overcome adversity as individual leaders, and as a group.As usual, we will also discuss two delicious recipes for sharing. The "safe" recipe will be Tomato and Beef Lasagna, and the "adventure" recipe will be Shrimp with Peppers and Rice.
Tags: adversity overcoming mediation tomato beef lasagna shrimp peppers rice
by RecipeForPeaceNow in Education
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00:35
Parents Perspective, featuring Dr. Monica Watts
Your performance on game day will depend on the foods you've eaten over the past several days and weeks. But you can boost your performance even more by paying attention to the food you eat on game day. Strive for a game-day diet rich in carbohydrates, moderate in protein, and low in fat.
Here are some guidelines on what to eat and when:
Eat a meal 2 to 4 hours before the game or event: Choose a protein and carbohydrate meal (like a turkey or chicken sandwich, cereal and milk, chicken noodle soup and yogurt, or pasta with tomato sauce). Eat a snack less than 2 hours before the game: If you haven't had time to have a pre-game meal, be sure to have a light snack such as low-fiber fruits or vegetables (like plums, melons, cherries, carrots), crackers, a bagel, or low-fat yogurt. Consider not eating anything for the hour before you compete or have practice because digestion requires energy — energy that you want to use to win. Also, eating too soon before any kind of activity can leave food in the stomach, making you feel full, bloated, crampy, and sick.
Everyone is different, so get to know what works best for you. You may want to experiment with meal timing and how much to eat on practice days so that you're better prepared for game day.
Want to get an eating plan personalized for you? The U.S. government has developed a website, ChooseMyPlate.gov, that tells a person how much to eat from different food groups based on age, gender, and activity level.
Tags: health food playing children sports
by ParentCoachingParent in Sports
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