| WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs ArchivesAudio archives of spoken word broadcasts from Community Radio WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill (weru.org) |
|
Categories
- 2008 Elections Coverage
(30)
- 20th Anniversary Programming (20)
- 99.9 Hour (2)
- A Word In Edgewise (184)
- Alternative Currents (3)
- As If Stories (1)
- Ask W.A.M. (139)
- Awanadjo Almanack (122)
- Baby Talk (73)
- Bangor Area Commons (formerly 99.9) (8)
- Behind the Soundbite (1)
- Blue Hill Science (16)
- Boattalk (80)
- Camden Conference (16)
- Common Ground Radio (17)
- Common Health (69)
- Conversations on Science and Society (7)
- Democracy Forum (1)
- Dog Talk (6)
- Doing Business (46)
- EarthSense (150)
- Esoterica (86)
- Family Radio Forum (22)
- Fear No Art (4)
- Going and Doing (76)
- Healthy Options (69)
- Household Science (8)
- Indigenous Voices (26)
- Ism Prism (51)
- Live Broadcast Forums (1)
- Living Queer Here (7)
- Louche (7)
- Mid-Coast Currents (13)
- Millenialist Specials (15)
- Mindful Parenting (124)
- Misc (News/Public Affairs) (8)
- Nature's Remedies (74)
- Notes From The Electronic Cottage (282)
- Outside the Box (231)
- Pet Sounds (4)
- Poetry Pantry (12)
- Powerful Peace (44)
- RadioActive (270)
- RadioSumpul/ElSalvador (221)
- Renewable Radio (52)
- SoapBox (91)
- Specials (103)
- Talk of the Towns (94)
- Teen Talk (2)
- This Zombie Gun Sucks (5)
- U.S./El Salvador Report (128)
- Voices & Weekend Voices (392)
- Wabanaki Windows (25)
- Web only (2)
- WERU News Report (81)
- WERU Review (17)
- WestAfricaNews (95)
- Womens Windows Interviews (12)
- World Around Us (81)
- World Ocean Radio (149)
- Writers Forum (65)
-
Talk of the Towns 2/22/08
No CommentsProducer/host: Ron Beard, University of Maine Cooperative Extension
Topic: Agriculture Setting the Table of Maine’s Creative Economy
What were the origins of John Harker’s report on Maine’s Agricultural Creative Economy to the Maine Legislature? What is the mission of Farms for Maine’s Future? What resources does the university employ to assist farmers and agricultural producers?
Guests: John Harker, Maine Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural Resources; Keri Sands, Farms for Maine’s Future and CEI; Beth Calder, Food Science Specialist, UMaine Cooperative Extension; Nanney Kennedy, Seacolors, Washington, Maine
Call in show
Published on February 22, 2008 · Filed under: Talk of the Towns;
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.