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Ontario’s processing vegetable sector is valued at more than $100 million. Hand-harvested field cucumbers make up $16 million, a niche that’s often forgotten. Many tons go to American processors to be made into a variety of pickles. The stubby ends, known as nubs and crooks, are used to make relish.
 
The Grower is Digging Deeper behind the August 2023 cover story and speaking with Dan Froese, field cucumber grower from Vienna, Ontario. Dan shares his insights on the future of the Ontario processing cucumber industry.

Digging Deeper

Dan Froese explains the journey of field cucumbers to pickles

Millions of tomatoes, strawberries, and cucumbers can now be grown sustainability and locally in Appalachia thanks to Controlled Environmental Agriculture. Learn more as we talk with Travis Parman, from AppHarvest, as he tells us about this reliable, secure, and sustainable agriculture technique from the Netherlands that has the potential to be a new wave of sustainable infrastructure in America. Travis tells us what this method of growing crops is, how it tackles the issue of food insecurity, climate change, and how it is a more local and sustainable way of growing produce. He tells about what everyone should know about this type of agriculture and how you can get involved!

Ep 24B: Interview with Travis Parman, Chief Communications Officer at AppHarvest

Remix of Cucumber Smoothies from SJOD from Tae Tae out of San Francisco -shouts out to The Girls Room

Recorded, remixed, mixed by Tae Tae. Mastered by Deaglan Beyer

SJODOMIZED

Cucumber Smoothies (Tae Tae Remix)

MACHINE ELVIS WENT AND FREAKOUTED ON DANCEZZZ

THIS THE Z MIX

Recorded and remixed by Machine Elvis

Master by Bear Jordan

DANCEZZZ (MCHN33LVZ ZMIX)

mercury

Did you eat so much of something that now you get physically ill when you see it?

If Mom's Making This, I'm Not Coming Upstairs

How is the Foot Attached to Bacon?

CUCES

The M.A. Gedney Pickling Company was established in Minneapolis in 1881 by a man named Matthias Gedney. The Gedney Company contracted with hundreds of Minnesota farmers to grow the cucumbers used for their pickle products. Many of the farmers, in turn, ended up paying their children to pick the cucumbers as part of their summer chores, using the money to pay for school clothes and other needed items for the family. 

In the later 20th century, the Gedney Company identified itself as the Minnesota Pickle. The company partnered with the Minnesota State Fair to market it’s “State Fair” Pickle line, taking winning recipes from the Fair and selling them in stores. In this episode, Jeff and Carl Tuttle, 5th generation descendants of the company founder, tell the story of the M. A. Gedney PIckling Company. 

Support for MinneCulture on KFAI is provided by the Minnesota Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund. 

Bring Me Your Cucumbers

DJ/Producer based in Arnhem and Nijmegen. 

Crafting beautiful soundscapes, elevating the travel of life.

MinneCulture is KFAI’s award-winning audio storytelling program. We produce audio documentaries exploring Minnesota’s art, culture, and history — stories about musical sensations, small town heroes, cultural icons, local lore, and everything in between.

The official podcast channel of Ken & Tawinee in the Morning from STAR 102.5/Des Moines. Hear the funniest conversations, strangest stories, and insight you can't get anywhere else than from Des Moines' local morning show!

eclectic electronic hardware musician based in Chicago

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Talk Green to Me is a monthly podcast brought to you by materials scientists and engineers discussing the science behind sustainability and recycling of different materials. Dr. Nasreen Khan and Dr. Manali Banerjee interview people from the industries that create or recycle each of the material types we'll explore in this podcast! Paper, plastic, glass, textiles and much much more!

New tracks tagged #Cucumbers