Dillon Daigle
Simply Growing Food
We are a small 1st generation farm in New England discussing the ins and outs of all things farmsteading.
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Dillon Daigle
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Latest episode
Jun 20, 2026
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Episodes
Interview with Sterling Flower Farm 25.03.2024 1:05:03
Hey there and happy Monday! Here is this week's Podcast episode. Take a listen, this week we sat down with Zoe, owner and head farmer of the Sterling Flower Farm. Her farm is 100% woman owned and they focus on growing flowers in the most sustainable way possible. From basic flower bouquets to wedding flower arrangements, Sterling Flower Farm is blooming! You can also find a link to Zoe's websit...
Organic or not Organic, that is the question 18.03.2024 50:43
Hey everyone! We hope that you are enjoying the Simply Growing Food Podcast thus far. This week we get into the nitty gritty of what some food labels and explain what ORGANIC really means. Please take a listen and for those who doubt what we say or would like to do more research, check out the links in the description on the Podcast page. You will see all of our sources and you can be the judge. W...
Dud Spuds and Van Funds 11.03.2024 40:48
Hey there! Coming at you with our newest episode of the Simply Growing Food Podcast on this windy Media Monday. This week Farmers Dillon and Cassidy sit down and chat about their 2024 Garlic crop, failed potato cultivation, plant nutrients, and the Van Fundraiser. Take a listen, you may find this episode helpful with your own crops. We are here to educate and inform you all about this crazy farmin...
Do you know the Mushroom Man?! 04.03.2024 1:15:22
Happy Monday! It's that time of the week where we try to promote our awesome Podcast. Do you know the Mushroom Man?!?! This week we sat down with a local Mushroom expert who we have worked with in the past. Mushroom Man Aaron knows so much about Fungi it is mind blowing! In this episode, we talk about his history and love of mushrooms, foraging for mushrooms, mushroom cultivation and so much more...
Q&A Helping listeners with gardening and chicken questions 26.02.2024 43:39
Hey there, just another media Monday here at Daigle Farm. We just published another episode of the Simply Growing Food Podcast and this week we answer questions that were submitted by some of our listeners. We hope you find this episode interesting and educational as always! Small plug for our Raising Chickens 101 class here on the farm. April 28th from 9am-10am Sunday morning. Learn to keep chi...
Flock Share and Canning Scare 19.02.2024 52:52
Simply Growing Food episode 4 "Flock Share and Canning Scare". Take a listen, Farmers Cassidy and Dillon chat about the Flock Share Program, Pressure Canning our chicken Stock, our spring Pullet Flocks, and February seed starting. Exciting stuff! We are here to educate and share our journey. Any feedback is appreciated!
Episode 3 Red Tape_MommaHen 12.02.2024 51:57
On this episode, farmers Cass and Dillon sit down to talk about the red tape involved in small agriculture in CT. They also chat briefly about hatching out baby chicks using a mother hen. Exciting, informative, and always entertaining. Take a listen and leave us some Feedback.
The Origins of Daigle Farm_Crops-that-flop 05.02.2024 1:19:06
On this episode of the Simply Growing Food Podcast, Farmers Cassidy and Dillon sit down and chat about the origins of Daigle Farm. They also talk about CSA programs and crops that FLOP. In other words what to grow and what not to grow for the future of the farm. Take a listen and give us some feedback. Enjoy the SGF Podcast!
No water bath will do 31.01.2024 58:07
Farmers Dillon and Cassidy sit down to chat about canning, fresh local honey, and how their pig growing season went. Take a listen and learn a little bit about local foods and the people behind them.
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