On this week Farm Report, Heather and Lorenzo interview Ken Klemm of The Buffalo Guys. Ken lets us in on his Experimental Farming Project, a program designed to uncover avant garde farming techniques to improve the quality and vitality of American soil.

On this weeks Farm Report, Heather and Lorenzo interview Chris Mittelstaedt, CEO and Founder of FruitGuys, a San Francisco based company thwarting the junk food crisis at large offices by delivering locally sourced fruit to replace conventional snacks.

On this weeks episode of the Farm Report, Heather and Lorenzo interview Matt Lorenz of Trees not Trash, a non-profit that starts and manages community gardens. Bonus segment: build your own green roof.

On this weeks Farm Report, Heather interviews Alec Bradford of Leaping Waters Farm, whose work with the rare and tasty Ancient White Cattle has been grabbing headlines in New York City and beyond.

On this weeks Farm Report, Heather and Lorenzo host Erin Fairbanks in-studio. Erin is a farmer, chef, and food activist pioneering a new agri-tourism program for food professionals in upstate New York called Farm Camp.

On this weeks Farm Report, Heather interviews Lisa and James Twomey of Sandstone Ridge Farms in LaFarge, Wisconsin. Lisa and James raise heritage Tunis sheep, known for their delicate taste profiles and exceptional wool.

On the latest edition of the Heritage Farm Report, Heather and Lorenzo have a conversation with leading pawpaw activist, Neal Peterson. Neal tells us more about this endangered and intensely seasonal fruit, and what the future holds for the pawpaw.

This week on the Farm Report, Adam Horwich and Ben Flanner talk about Urban Gardening in Greenpoint.

This week on the Farm Report: Marge Kilkelly of Dragon Fly Cove Farm joins Lorenzo to discuss consortium farming. Marge is part of the Thyme for Goat consortium of Maine along with our guests today Kathy Webb and Wendy Pieh.

This weeks Farm Report is all about the girls. Heather and Lorenzo talk with Mrs. Good and Mrs. Metzger about the evolving role of the woman on the farm.