Food, Farm & Family

On today's Food, Farm, Family: Doug Stephen and Jai Kershner discuss the Cooperstown Cheese Company recall due to listeria and why pregnant women are always advised to stay away from soft cheese, the hepatitis A outbreak linked to frozen organic strawberries is growing, and 6 year old twins have an InstaCart shopping spree. Get more information on FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm, Family: Willie Nelson and Farm Aid get set for their September event, along with John Mellencamp, Margo Price, Neil Young, and Dave Matthews. Plus, today is National Sour Candy Day! Get more information on FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm, Family: We celebrate National Peach Ice Cream Day (continuing the fun of yesterday's National Ice Cream Day). Five Costco items currently on the recall list over various health concerns. We discuss. Get more information on FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm, Family: We celebrate National French Fry Day, Whole Foods voluntarily recalls their asian chopped salad kits due to undeclared allergens, and Vermont farmer loses most of his 30-acre vegetable crop due to flooding. We discuss. Get more information on FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm, Family: Betty Lou's Inc. issues an allergy alert and recalls some of their energy balls over undelcared sesame, Anchor Brewing is closing after 127 years, and some restaurants are now charging extra for water, bread and adding other hidden fees on customer receipts. We discuss. Get more information on FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm, Family: Celebrating National Pecan Pie Day, Coca-Cola places a recall on Coca-Cola Ultimate Zero products after the wrong product made its way into the wrong cans and bottles, and Tyson Foods makes headlines with the removal of “no antibiotics ever” label from their chicken products after found the statement isn’t true. We discuss. Get more information on FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food Farm Farmily: We are celebrating Farmer’s Market Week, 7/11 Day / Free Slurpee Day, and focusing on how you can protect yourself against micro-plastics. Host Doug Stephan also has a more farm-focused podcast with the American Family Farmer. Get more information on AmericanFamilyFarmerShow.com.

On today's Food, Farm, Family: We celebrate Pick Blueberries Day with a discussion on the best berries around, filled with copious amounts of antioxidants. Plus, another food recall, and this one is hefty... Over 6 million pounds of seasoning rubs, marinades, batters and more from Newly Weds Foods Inc are recalled after possible salmonella contamination. We discuss. Get more information on FoodFar...

On today's Food, Farm Family: We celebrate World Chocolate Day. Foster Farms issues a recall of thousands of pounds of mini cord dogs due to spoilage, and lettuce gets a recall over contamination with deer feces. Yuck! Get more information of news covering food, farm and family topics on FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm & Family; We celebrate National Fried Chicken Day with a history lesson and debate on good friend chicken. Plus, Belvita issues a recall on their breakfast sandwiches over nut allergens, and Vermont schools are suing Monsanto over toxic PCB contamination. We discuss. Get more information on FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm & Family: Daddy Party Mix is recalled due to undeclared walnuts, Compass chicken sandwiches face a recall due to being made with uncooked chicken, and a survey says most Americans prefer hot dogs at their summertime cookouts. Plus, Doug hares tales from Easteligh Farm (EastleighFarm.com), and explains why the cost of burgers have gone up. Get more information on FoodFarmF...

On today's Food, Farm, Family: We celebrate National Food Truck Day. Plus, a look at new technology helping dairy farmers reach sustainability goals. We discuss. Get more infmormation on FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm, Family: Motts puts out a massive recall of applesauce due to elevated levels of patulin, and heavy metals continue to be found in popular baby foods. We discuss. Get more information on FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm & Family: We celebrate National Tapioca Day, cover another recall of mini jelly cups over a potential choking hazard, and the grocery carts equipped to tell who may be at risk for a stroke. We discuss. Plus, how Wendy's and other fast food restaurants are getting in on the AI game. We discuss that, too. Get more information on FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm & Family: I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream . . . CAKE. That's right, we're celebrating National Ice Cream Cake Day. Plus, a conversation on lab-grown meat, which has recently been given the green light as it's cleared to be sold in the U.S. Get more information on FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm & Family: We celebrate National Chocolate Pudding Day. Frozen pineapples and frozen fruit mixes with pineapples have been recalled due to listeria concerns, millions of Baby Shark bath toys have been recalled due to causing puncture wounds and laceration, and the great monarch butterfly migration. We discuss. Get more information on FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm & Family: We celebrate National Family Owned & Operated Buisinesses Day by honoring those living the real American Dream, and focus on the hurdles they face. Plus, a recall on raw oysters distributed to 19 states causes concern over norovirus. We discuss that, too. Get more information on FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm & Family: We discuss a recall of chicken noodle soup imported from Canada. The recall was initiated because the product was never presented for reinspection. When it comes to food labels, are you paying attention to the ingredients, and chemicals, in your food? We discuss. Get more information on FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm & Family: We discuss recalled sausage links from Johnsonville due to plastic fibers found in the brand's product, a semi-truck accident leaves french fries all over the road, and blood-red crickets are invading a Nevada town. Get more information on FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm & Family: Undeclared milk in mislabeled Tostitos Avocado Salsa Jar Dip causes recall for Frito-Lay, and a choking hazard for Mini Fruit Jelly Cups ignites a recall. For more information on topics discussed, visit FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm & Family: We're celebrating Fresh Veggies Day, and taking a look at the frozen strawberries recall that's added more strawberries to the list because of a hepatitis A contamination. Plus a Minnesota dairy farm is a tour stop for Luke Bryan's Farm Tour for a second year. We discuss. Get more information on the topics we discuss by visiting the blog on FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm & Family: Undeclared milk in Gelato Boy causes recall of the brand's Chocolate Chunk Gelato, and Northeastern vineyards and other farms are seeking federal assistance after losing product to the late frost in May. Plus, research shows plants respond to touch, sending different signals through their cells. We discuss. Get more information on today's conversations in the bl...

On today's Food, Farm & Family: We celebrate Strawberry Shortcake Day and reflect on the lack of fresh strawberries due to a late-season freeze. Also, why eating raw oysters can be deadly, and touching on a recall for beet root powder found on Amazon.com due to undeclared milk... leading into a discussion on dairy intolerence and allergies. For more information on the stories discussed, visit...

On today's Food, Farm & Family: Discussing why some people get more mosquito bites than others, and what soap to use to deter them. Plus, tons of organic pineapple chunks are recalled over listeria concerns, and officers in Florida work to round up hundreds of pigs from an overwhelmed animal sanctuary. Get more informationon FoodFarmFamily.com.

On today's Food, Farm & Family: We celebrate National Meal Prep Day, and flow into why prepping salad ingredients is better than buying bagged salad-mix --- and, of course, it has to do with a recall. Get more information on FoodFarmFamily.com.