Explore the farms, restaurants, and ingredients that make Iowa food uniquely Iowan. Host Charity Nebbe takes viewers on a journey to discover flavorful Iowa ingredients. From apples to spinach to rhubarb and herbs, each episode features a single Iowa ingredient and treats viewers to a spectacular trip from the farm to the table. Explore where these delectable ingredients are grown in Iowa, learn more about some talented chefs who use local ingredients, and join Charity in the kitchen to savor some delicious recipes.
I am a city slicker so I only know duck from the park or Peking duck in the WIndow from the Chinee restaurant. But they don't fly away? I started chickens a year ago. Only 3 left from about 20. A posom got into the coop. Killed 10 in one night. My dogs had a good day when I thought maby the chickens can roam in the yard. Like I've seen people do on utube. Well that didn't end well for some of them. And for some reason chickens eat way more than I ever expected. A 5gal bucket with corn last maby 2 months and I only have 3 chickens. Maby I have a million rats as well? Anyway it's not as easy as it looks. Def want ducks. But I can't let them roam and my cook isn't that big I say 10 birds max. And u feed them the green stuff that floats on the water? Algea or don't know the word for it. Have to find a way to get my hand on that. I live at sea we have seaweeds but never seen a duck at sea haha.
Great initiative however please check you information on methane production in landfills, methane gas is produced by anaerobic bacteria breaking down food and carbon waste, not chemical reaction with industrial compounds. Thanks.
I LOVE broccoli, but my husband hates it. This year I'll be growing my favorite: Romanesco Broccoli. It's very sweet with a mild nutty flavor. Kind of like a beautiful, spiraled child of cauliflower and broccoli but better than both. There's no way he'll be able to turn up his nose at THAT. Thanks so much, Northern Berry Farm for my planting times! I'm here in Iowa, too!
Piss on the government, fund them yourself by faithfully buying their products. Introduce others to where you are buying your produce. Take care of your own and don't depend on the "government".
