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The Future of Small Family Farms

12th - Higher Ed
Farmer Rick Steffen, and culinary instructor Katherine Deumling share their views about the future of small family farms. According to the most current USDA census data (2007), and the recently published survey data from the Economic...
Instructional Video1:26
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Teaching Kids: Hands on Learning in the Kitchen and on the Farm

12th - Higher Ed
Mia Bartlett of Supa Fresh Youth Farm and Chef Lisa Schroeder of Mother's Bistro share their philosophies of teaching kids important lessons by offering them hands-on experience in the kitchen and on the farm.
Instructional Video2:08
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The Albion Strawberry: Everbearing June through October

12th - Higher Ed
Kathy Unger, of Unger Farms, talks about her Albion strawberries, and their amazing longevity for reliably producing fruit from June through to the end of October. Their flavor, is perhaps second only to the (unbelievably great) Hood...
Instructional Video2:01
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Weird, Wild, & Tasty: Glacier Lettuce and Oyster Lettuce

12th - Higher Ed
Manuel Recio of Viridian Farms not only grows 20 different varieties of peppers from the Basque region of Spain (part of his families heritage), he also grows some unusual greens as you will see in this video: Glacier lettuce from the...
Instructional Video4:17
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The Old Grist Mill Today

12th - Higher Ed
It's a national landmark, and the only working hydro-powered grist mill in Washington State. Built in 1876, The Cedar Creek Grist Mill, located in southwestern Washington, just outside the town of Woodland is situated above the banks of...
Instructional Video1:30
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The Origin of the Meat Pie

12th - Higher Ed
In Australia, the meat pie is an iconic food. But where did the meat pastie originate, and what was it's original purpose? Sarah Curtis-Fawley of the Pacific Pie Company shares the story about its origin.
Instructional Video4:09
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Lambing Season on the Farm

12th - Higher Ed
WARNING: This video contains graphic images of a lamb being born. Spring is lambing season, and so we wanted to visit a farm that specializes in raising lambs. Sudan Farm, located in Canby, Oregon does just that, it raises lambs for...
Instructional Video16:59
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Mother's Chicken Soup and So Much More!

12th - Higher Ed
Mother's Bistro chef Lisa Schroeder shares her professional, culinary skills in the making the quintessential home-made chicken soup. Not only does Schroeder offer easy recipes to follow (see link below), she provides shortcuts to save...
Instructional Video10:27
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Path to Food Preservation: Householding

12th - Higher Ed
Householding seeks to restore the pride and practice of home economics with an emphasis on sustainability, equity, and health." —Harriet Fasenfest, author of The Householder's Guide to the Universe In this video, Harriet Fasenfest shares...
Instructional Video4:24
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Peppers: A Love of Spanish Food and Culture

12th - Higher Ed
When Manuel Recio and his wife, Leslie Lukas-Recio, had the sudden opportunity to buy her family's farm on Grand Island in Oregon, they saw it as an opportunity to work for themselves as well as a way to include their love of food and...
Instructional Video1:15
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Mother Food

12th - Higher Ed
She's a chef extraordinaire; a whirling dervish force of nature. Lisa Schroeder, owner of Portland, Oregon's popular restaurant—Mother's Bistro— explains the vision behind her restaurant, and her passion to preserve the fine art of...
Instructional Video2:28
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Liqueur, Brandy, or Whiskey—how do Distilled Spirits differ?

12th - Higher Ed
What is the difference between a liqueur and a brandy? Or, a whiskey and a fruit brandy? Artisan distiller Sebastian Degens of Stone Barn Brandyworks defines the three basic groups, collectively referred to as spirits.
Instructional Video1:31
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One Restaurateur's View Why Agricultural Sustainability Matters

12th - Higher Ed
Lisa Mygrant, owner of the new Raven & Rose restaurant shares her personal views on why sustainable farming is so important to her. Having grown up in a family that grew their own food, and having completed a brand new degree program at...
Instructional Video5:30
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Peek Inside An Organic Farm Supply Store

12th - Higher Ed
After moving to the Big Apple in 2001, Naomi Montacre quickly figured out that she preferred the countryside more than the urban lifestyle. After living in an inexpensive loft in Brooklyn for five years, working odd jobs to save money,...
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Making a Homemade Dog Food Treat

12th - Higher Ed
Canine cookbook author Rick Woodford , Feed Your Best Friend Better, demonstrates an easy granola bar recipe that your dog will enjoy. Woodford believes in using fresh ingredients that come from the same common foods that humans will eat.
Instructional Video1:48
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Object Focus: The Bowl 5

12th - Higher Ed
The working bowl is familiar to most of us -- mix a batter, turn a dough, whip up some eggs. Here's an example of some working bowls, some very old to some very new.
Instructional Video2:09
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Object Focus: The Bowl 4

12th - Higher Ed
The beginning of production ware can be traced back to the porcelain bowls produced in the Chinese region of Jingdezhen. Namita Wiggens shows us some of these early bowls that are part of this exhibit. and we see how the tea bowl has...
Instructional Video1:12
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Object Focus: The Bowl 3

12th - Higher Ed
The exhibition aptly starts with a bowl that is representational of our 'first' bowl -- two hands cupped together. As Wiggens explains, the ability to put food into a container, a bowl, allows us to share a meal with someone else.
Instructional Video1:15
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Object Focus: The Bowl

12th - Higher Ed
When was the last time you thought about a bowl? Is there one that's a favorite in your life? Did the advent of the bowl truly represent the dawn of human civilization? These are just a few of the questions that museum curator Namita...
Instructional Video2:30
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Nancy's Homemade Goat Pillows

12th - Higher Ed
Nancy came upon the idea of making cuddly goat pillows out of chenille bedspreads and remnant pieces of furniture fabric. She created a pattern, cut the forms out of the acquired fabric, stuffed with batting, attached faux gems as eyes,...
Instructional Video1:28
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Is Dairy Farming For You?

12th - Higher Ed
Is dairy farming right for you? In this video, dairyman, Garry Hansen shares his perspective of the lifestyle, what he loves about being a dairy farmer.
Instructional Video9:47
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Savory Bread Pudding with Chard and Carrots

12th - Higher Ed
Culinary instructor, and food activist Katherine Deumling demonstrates how to make a savory bread pudding dish from leftover artisan bread, a great way to make use of some leftover ingredients.
Instructional Video5:12
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The Dog Food Dude Abides

12th - Higher Ed
When Jackson, Rick Woodford's "best buddy", an 8 year-old Belgian Malinois-Labrador mix, was diagnosed with cancer, and given only 9 months to live, Woodford was determined to help his friend enjoy the remaining days of his life.
Instructional Video12:52
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Kathryn Yeomans Makes a Risotto Rice Dish

12th - Higher Ed
Kathryn Yeomans of the Farmer's Feast demonstrates how to make a creamy risotto rice dish. Although it does take a little extra time, risotto is not difficult to make once you see how it's done.