May 11, 2026 · 30 min · 10 segments
Susan is a professor of agriculture at the University of New Hampshire... but just like the rest of us she has many interests, including knitting! In this wide-ranging conversation, we discuss how to…
yeah this year i got more serious about it and i started trying to like acquire local yarn because now i'm trying to only knit with natural fibers so that's like a new journey
This is Serious Grower Podcast.
I'm Anna.
I'm an entomologist.
I'm a scientist, and I'm using this podcast to talk to all kinds of growers and eaters who are serious about their farms, their gardens, their local food systems, and I am asking, how can science help? Today's co-host is Susan.
She also runs a community garden and works with students and community members across a wide range of age groups.
You'll hear plenty from her.
She has a ton of experience in both commercial and non-commercial farming, but just like the rest of us, she has many interests, a couple of young children, and a family schedule to keep organized.
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yeah this year i got more serious about it and i started trying to like acquire local yarn because now i'm trying to only knit with natural fibers so that's like a new journey
This is Serious Grower Podcast.
I'm Anna.
I'm an entomologist.
I'm a scientist, and I'm using this podcast to talk to all kinds of growers and eaters who are serious about their farms, their gardens, their local food systems, and I am asking, how can science help? Today's co-host is Susan.
She also runs a community garden and works with students and community members across a wide range of age groups.
You'll hear plenty from her.
She has a ton of experience in both commercial and non-commercial farming, but just like the rest of us, she has many interests, a couple of young children, and a family schedule to keep organized.