Certified Naturally Grown

CNG Field Notes

We’re excited to introduce CNG Field Notes , a new peer-to-peer podcast created to celebrate and share the incredible wealth of knowledge within our farming community. The backbone of CNG has always been farmers learning from farmers – sharing what works, swapping stories, and passing along hard-earned know-how. This podcast grew out of our peer review model – while peer inspections spark knowledge-sharing and new relationships at the local level, Field Notes is our way of gathering up that collective wisdom and making it available to the whole CNG network and beyond.

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Certified Naturally Grown

Catégorie

Business

Site du podcast

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Dernier épisode

2 juin 2026

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Épisodes

All About Mushrooms 02.06.2026

3:05 - Sam Blackstone’s origin story 4:11 - Sam mentions an interview he did with Peter McCoy for Salon Magazine Read the article here Check out Pete McCoy’s book here 11:29 - Learn more about the Fungi Academy in Guatemala here 19:17 - Sam talks about building is first set-up, including a cheap, DIY lab station 22:51 - Sam talks about sourcing mushrooms from the wild and propagating them 23:25 -...

Selling to Restaurants 22.04.2026

In this episode of CNG Field Notes, we sat down with chefs-turned-farmers Cory Babb and Mike Garcia to explore what it really takes to sell to restaurants. While chefs are often eager to feature seasonal, locally grown ingredients, building a successful farm-to-restaurant relationship requires more than great produce. Cory and Mike will share insights on approaching chefs, communicating effectivel...

Diversifying Farm Income with Agritourism 22.04.2026

Running a small farm means constantly thinking about how to keep the business resilient, and for a growing number of farms, opening the gates to the public has become part of that strategy. In this episode of CNG Field Notes, we talk with Jason and Larry of McLawland Farm, who’ve steadily built an agritourism operation that supports their farm year-round. They’ve added u-pick berries, figs, and fl...

Livestock Farming as a Collective 21.04.2026

Join us for a behind-the-scenes look at cooperative farming and an inspiring example of what can happen when small-scale producers build something stronger together. Thank you again to GrownBy for making this episode possible! GrownBy is the first free and farmer-owned software platform built for local farm sales. By seamlessly connecting growers with consumers across America, GrownBy fosters a di...

Garlic 101 with Ed Fraser 21.04.2026

To access the full list of resources mentioned in this episode, visit our website here. Thank to Keene Garlic for making this episode possible! Timestamps & Resources 2:19 - Ed’s Origin Story 7:25 - Let's start with the nitty gritty - 16:33 - Prepping soil for garlic 21:58 - Ed talks about working Cornell University to aid in research on soil health and pest management 27:42 - Adding Inputs (c...

Selling to Schools and Other Institutions 21.04.2026

In this episode we're joined by CNG Farmer Sam Otto , of The Woven Trifecta, and Passion Rutledge and Tomas Delgado, from the National Farm to School Network. Head to our website for the full list of resources mentioned in this episodes. Thank you to ⁠ Local Line ⁠ for making this episode possible! In 2016, they launched the first version of our platform, empowering farmers to move their businesse...

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