Do vegetables exist? Where did watermelons originally come from? How far can Harry spit a watermelon seed? We’re going to answer these questions and many more in the first episode of Time For Lunch, a show for young eaters, from Heritage Radio Network. Time For Lunch is a place to...

Gwen Schantz and Mariana Souza are making big moves in their respective areas of urban farming. Gwen is the COO of Brooklyn Grange, the premier pioneer in rooftop farming in the country, growing over 50,000 lbs of organic produce every year. Mariana is the Head Mushroom Grower at Brooklyn Grange...

This week on the Naturalist welcomes the head garderner of Roberta's Restaurant Melissa Metrick to talk about small-scale gardening and explain more about the gardens in the backyard and on the roof of the radio station that help provide the restaurant with essential ingredients for their delicious food. Later on...

This week on a very special We Dig Plants Alice and Carmen sit down with Brooklyn borough president Marty Markowitz. The gang discussed designing, maintaining, and adding green spaces in Brooklyn; the over 300 community gardens in Brooklyn; roof gardens; waterfront parks; and of course the newly renovated Coney Island...

Annie Novak Paula Crossfield stop by to talk urban farming and rooftop gardens.