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Andrew Nixon/CapRadioCalifornia has experienced an unseasonable stretch of warm March weather, breaking temperature records across the state. The early heat wave raises questions about whether state rules put in place to protect agricultural workers from extreme heat are working. -
Nathan Howard/APThis year's unusually warm and dry winter brought with it little snow across much of Oregon. Water managers and farmers are now figuring out whether they’ll have enough water.
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Adam Holtey joins Savor host Will Smith -
JX Foodies Erika Bishop and Will Smith join Mike Green in the JPR studio. -
While cherry production was up this year, staffing shortages and a lack of demand at the grocery store could spell financial losses for farmers. -
Land use group that led effort wants to focus on other issues. -
Invasive Himalayan blackberry thickets are bountiful with sweet berries this time of year. One nonprofit, the Portland Fruit Tree Project, has a tasty proposal. -
Erika Bishop and Will Smith join the Exchange to discuss taking advantage of long summer days to eat outdoors in comfort in a fun free-flowing casual conversation. -
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Geoffrey Riley and Lynn Kunstman offer gardening tips.
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Geoffrey Riley and Lynn Kunstman offer gardening tips.
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Josh Dorcak and Lin Stone join host Will Smith to discuss the new neighborhood wine bar. -
I knew about the Rogue Valley’s thriving food scene long before I came to live here. I’d spent the better part of two years driving up on the weekends with my dog, exploring the towns, strolling through quiet neighborhoods, and getting a taste of the region’s offerings: its wineries, friendly eateries, natural craft foods, and organic markets. But when I arrived to join the Jefferson Public Radio team, what struck me most wasn’t just the scenic beauty or the food—it was the people. -
Savor host, Will Smith, discovers delicious culinary course.
