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Find out where Growing a Greener World is airing near you! Enter your zip code or select a state and city, and this station finder app will identify television channels near you that carry our show, as well as the times and dates that we air on those stations (where applicable).
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If you are not in the United States or do not find any stations near you airing us on television, don’t despair! You can still watch full episodes right here on our website, along with Chef Nathan’s cooking clips and recipes, canning and food preserving tips from Theresa Loe, and podcasts from Joe Lamp’l.
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I saw the show once and can’t wait for it to come back to Hampton Roads VA…I got addicted to it !!!
Russ
Hi, I’m interested in making my small backyard into a a garden like Teresa Loe’s.
Just saw it on the show today, great idea….of particular interest; the chickens, how did you get them to lay eggs with a rooster?, and is the laying area need to be away from the coop?
Thanks,
Tony
Charlotte, NC
Hi Tony-
I’m glad you enjoyed the episode of my backyard homestead (Episode #115). We get that question about roosters a lot. Surprisingly, you do not need a rooster to get eggs. The chickens will lay eggs everyday without a rooster (they are just unfertilized). If you want baby chicks…THEN you need a rooster.
The nesting boxes for laying eggs is inside that small coop. They like to be inside the coop so that they feel safe.
We are about to film another episode on “backyard chicken keeping” for season two. Stay tuned for that one. It will cover everything you need to know to have chickens of your own!
Hi Tony,
Live in Charlotte as well. You don’t need a rooster to lay eggs, all hens lay eggs if right age. 6 months to two years. Rooster needed if you wish to have hatching eggs, meaning you want to raise chicks. Otherwise they are eggs for you to eat (3-5 a week per hen). They lay their eggs in a nest which is in the coop. Usually 2-3 hens per nest. Go to http://www.thegardencoops.com to see some easy and inexpense plans.
Good luck,
Carolyn
Hi!! We would love the chance to watch Growing a Greener World here in Florida! Please don’t forget about us!!
Thank you!
Patricia
Patricia,
Where in Florida are you located? Let us know if we can help put you in touch with your local station, or use the Station Finder above to see if anything pops up.
We actually have no say in what stations choose to pick us up, but the good news is YOU DO! Since public television is viewer-supported, they look to you to tell them what you’d like to see – and it works, they really do listen! Thanks to viewer calls and emails we are picked up in new markets regularly.
Many stations are still re-running Season One episodes, and we’ve just begun airing Season Two. If all else fails, you can always come back here and watch full episodes of Growing a Greener World online. http://www.growingagreenerworld.com/category/episodes/season-two/
Thank you so much for your comment, please let us know if there is anything we can do to help you get the message to your station!
Cheers,
Tink
Please come to Oklahoma- OKC would be best for me. Try OETA or Fox stations.
Would like more information on gardining for hard soinl (clay) and pests
(grasshoppers ,slugs and snails.
I appreciate your information.
Mary
How do we get this show in Seattle? Of all places, we like green here and to not have this show is such a shame. Do I need to write to our cable providers?
So glad to see you are still around, Joe! I’d love to see your program on in Maine through Time Warner cable.
Martha
Vinalhaven
I saw the show for the first time today. loved it!!!!!
What hapenned to Canada? We garden too. I have all of Joe’s books (autographed) and would love to learn more on television. How about a postal code and Province prompt on your station finder.
love this page it’s the one to share <|;-)
Remember us up here in Canada. Our country or provinces are not even listed for request of airing dates and places. Please update email correspondence to include us.
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