Local AG

In this episode of the "Local Ag" podcast, host Melody Divers engagse with Brian Martin, Parks Manager for Bedford County Parks and Recreation, to discuss the New London Cannery. They explore its historical roots, dating back to 1942, and its evolution into a community resource for food preservation and education. Brian highlights the cannery's operations, including partnerships with local organizations and educational programs for students.  Melody also shares local community announcements, fostering a sense of connection and engagement.

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In this episode of the "Local Ag" podcast, host Melody Divers, and guest Richard Miles, owner of Dancing Hill Tree Farms, discuss the intricacies of Christmas tree farming and the importance of supporting local agriculture. Richard shares insights into the tree farming process, challenges faced, and tips for maintaining a fresh and safe Christmas tree. This episode highlights the benefits of buying locally, the economic impact on the community, and upcoming local events. Melody emphasizes community engagement and the dedication required in tree farming, encouraging listeners to support local farms during the holiday season.

In this episode of the "Local Ag" podcast, host Melody Divers, a member of the Bedford County Economic Development Agriculture Advisory Board, discusses local agriculture with guest Jenny Luedtke from Fables and Feathers Winery. Jenny shares her family's journey from Illinois to establishing the winery in Bedford County, detailing vineyard management, grape varieties, and winery operations. The episode emphasizes community involvement, volunteer opportunities, and upcoming events at the winery, such as Oktoberfest. Melody and Jenny highlight the importance of supporting local agriculture and fostering community engagement, making this episode a celebration of Bedford County's vibrant wine industry.