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Garlic

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Sep 12, 2026

Sue McDougallGUEST
36:48
The, the problem with the shade is we start to get fungal issues, so if they tend to rot a little bit, start to collapse, that's a problem.
Sue McDougallGUEST
36:56
There's an incredible book for, written by Penny Woodward, if you wanted to get into growing garlic.
Sue McDougallGUEST
37:01
There are hard stem garlic, soft stem varieties of garlic, but it's just called Garlic, and it's, um, has the rundown on growing garlic.
Sue McDougallGUEST
37:10
So you might become an expert before you know it.
PetrusAUDIENCE
37:13
[laughs] No worries.
Minjun ParkHOST
8:24
I pass garlic farms.
Minjun ParkHOST
8:25
The fields are full of green shoots.
Minjun ParkHOST
8:28
Garlic is a major crop here.
Minjun ParkHOST
8:30
It is used in many Korean dishes.
Minjun ParkHOST
8:32
I think about dinner.
Johnny VaughanHOST
28:11
I know you're a kitchen man, so you can probably offer some insights on this, but Sunta, we're with cheese.
Johnny VaughanHOST
28:16
But do you think Mr. Garlic smells worse than cheese?
Sunta TempletonHOST
28:18
Higher.
Johnny VaughanHOST
28:19
It is higher.
Johnny VaughanHOST
28:20
Well done.
Johnny VaughanHOST
28:20
It's a much worse smell.
Johnny VaughanHOST
28:21
From Garlic, get ready to steal.
Johnny VaughanHOST
28:23
Gav, we move to Brussels sprouts.
CatherineHOST
1:52
Like I only got two onion for my whole batch of sauce.
CatherineHOST
1:54
Garlic, just local produce, fresh produce.
CatherineHOST
1:58
Saturday, I had a barbecue at my friend's place and I told him I would bake a cake.
CatherineHOST
2:01
So I baked a lemon loaf and the tomatoes just sat for a day.
Gez AgolliGUEST
44:23
Who doesn't love garlic, right?
Josh AxeHOST
44:24
Mm-hmm.
Gez AgolliGUEST
44:24
Garlic's in everything.
Gez AgolliGUEST
44:26
Broccoli, right? I had a patient that basically had, uh, intestinal problems.
Gez AgolliGUEST
44:33
She had IBS.
Barry QuinnGUEST
14:01
this time of year, September's a good month.
Barry QuinnGUEST
14:03
Actually, September and October are ideal months for planting garlic.
Barry QuinnGUEST
14:07
Garlic grows through the winter.
Barry QuinnGUEST
14:08
It actually takes that cold period for the clove to divide and turn into another bulb.
Barry QuinnGUEST
14:14
So we plant them at this time of the year.
Catherine ThomasHOST
14:17
And are you indoors or outdoors? Is everything in polytunnels? Garlic can be
Barry QuinnGUEST
14:20
planted both inside and outside.
Barry QuinnGUEST
14:22
It just means you'll have a later harvest.
LamontHOST
27:31
[laughs]
MikeHOST
27:32
Mr. Garlic.
LamontHOST
27:33
Garlic Jr.
ElzeeHOST
27:34
You were just doing whatever.
ElzeeHOST
27:36
[laughs]
BrittanyHOST
6:38
I don't know what that even means, so I ain't gonna reach for a bag.
BrittanyHOST
6:47
Garlic infused olive oil contains an ingredient not approved for culinary use.
BrittanyHOST
6:51
Before throwing away anything, you can check the FDA and the USDA recall website for the exact brand, package, UPC, and expiration date.
ValHOST
7:02
What is happening with our food, America?
Cassandra OldsGUEST
23:24
Do I see a significant improvement in animal comfort? That's when you know a product's working, right? And then if i- if you don't see an improvement, then you've got to ask yourself, well, did I apply the product as the label instructed me to, or did I dilute it out to save a buck, right? Did I apply it properly? And if you know you applied it properly and it didn't work, then we've got to start looking, okay, is my insect population susceptible to this product? Right? When, when you buy an ear tag from Y-Tex or something like that, they have done studies that have measured the numbers of flies before and after, and they routinely will check whether their products are still working.
Cassandra OldsGUEST
24:02
There's some other products on the market that, that don't necessarily have that data, right? Garlic is a great example of that.
Cassandra OldsGUEST
24:09
You know, we, we don't have good data on whether that works or not.
Cassandra OldsGUEST
24:13
There's also, you know, things like anti-tick vaccines, which i- in theory would work if you have the right combination of antigens.
Stephanie GeorgieffHOST
17:45
without the genetic resistance associated with synthetic antibiotics.
Stephanie GeorgieffHOST
17:52
Garlic, studied for its high organosulfur content, specifically allicin, which also has broad spectrum antibacterial and antifungal and immunomodulatory effects, which also help reduce gut inflammation.
Stephanie GeorgieffHOST
18:13
In animals, they're looking at turmeric.
Stephanie GeorgieffHOST
18:17
This is evaluated extensively in broiler chickens and calves because of its active polyphenol curcumin, which is a powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory agent.

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