Nature Calls Podcasts: Conversations from the Hudson Valley

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Join CCE Master Gardeners' conversations about all aspects of gardening, ecology, and nature. This weekly podcast is designed to entertain, inspire, educate and inform listeners who want to begin or enhance their gardening journey and/or explore other aspect of the Hudson Valley's natural resources. Using science-based resources, learn how to best enjoy and steward our natural ecosystem while adapting to the current climate realities.

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Episode 67: Asparagus, Vines and Deer Repellents

Nature Calls: Conversations from the Hudson Valley explores cooking with asparagus, the passionflower and kiwi vine, and the realities of deer repellents. Listen in!

Episode 66: What's New in Perennials (Part 2)

Joe Behn in back! Just like the new perennial mid- and late- season flowering cultivars he talks about on Nature Calls: Conversations from the Hudson Valley. Listen in!

Episode 65: What's New in Perennails

Joe Behn, of Behn’s Best Perennials, joins the podcast in a discussion about the newest flowering plants that have captured the attention of gardeners in New York State.

Episode 64: Spuds, Shade and Sedges

Get cooking ideas for potatoes. Find ideas for plants that thrive in dry shade. Learn about sedges and bearberry. Listen to Nature Calls: Conversations from the HV.

Episode 63: Nature and Mental Health

Anxious? Join Luke Vitagliano in a conversation about Nature-Based Mindfulness Interventions that can enhance mental health, on Nature Calls: Conversations from the HV.

Episode 62: Backyard Chickens

Get inspired to start your own backyard flock. If you're ready to take the plunge and start raising chickens, listen to Nature Calls: Conversations from the Hudson Valley

Last updated June 15, 2023

Cornell Cooperative Extension
Columbia and Greene Counties

Agroforestry Resource Center (Business Office)
6055 Route 23
Acra, New York 12405
TEL: (518) 622-9820
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Cornell Cooperative Extension

Columbia and Greene Counties