Local Knowledge, Agricultural Edition: Podcasts

I don't make it a point to keep up with the goings on at Lower Blakemere Farm, Blakemere, Herefordshire (UK). But they have a very well-developed series of podcasts that let me do so anyhow.

Here then, with a great name: Wiggly Wigglers. Criminy, there's a lot -- they're up to #144.

Fun to listen to folks ways away talk local food. Check out their blog too.

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