LaMarr Anderson talks about the projects at the Rebarchek Agricultural Park on the Alaska State Fair Grounds with host Ken Hoffman. The mission of the Rebarchek Agricultural Park is to preserve the history of agricultural culture in the Mat-Su Valley and Alaska, while promoting agriculture for today and the future.

The farm offers a limited number of 1/2-acre parcels of farmland for lease. Leases can be made by individuals or families interested in farming. They also provide parcels for educational programs and nonprofit organizations.

Bryce Wrigley from the Alaska Flour Company joins host Ken Hoffman to talk about his journey as a farmer and business owner in Alaska. Bryce and his family started farming in Delta Junction in 1983.

The Mosesian family, owners of Bell's Nursery, is the Alaska Farm Family of the Year. Mike Mosesian started Bell's Nursery in 1976.

Carol Kenley talks about the 4 generations of farming and gardening  by her family in Alaska. 

Host Ken Hoffman talks with Alaska Adventure Chef Kevin Moffit.

Ken Hoffman talks with Alex Wilson of Alaska Pacific University

Host Ken Hoffman is joined by Michelle Pages, President of the Kodiak Chapter of the Alaska Farm Bureau. Michelle wears many hats, including those of a 5th-generation farmer, wife, mother, rancher, chef, gym manager, and owner of a feed store. Listen to how Michelle fits all these jobs into her week.

Join host Ken Hoffman as he talks with Tarn Coffey on Ag Matters. 

You can follow Tarn's story on his YouTube channel: Alaska Corn by Coffey Farm.

Abby Austin, Executive Director, and Margaret Adsit, Lands Program Coordinator and Alaska Farmlink Director discuss the work and goal of Alaska Farmland Trust