Creating Agriculture Education and Food Access: Interview with Iris from Gael Roots

In a cozy conversational style, listeners gain a deeper understanding of the programs and mission of Gael Roots Community Farm, of enhancing local food systems and the importance of education in fostering strong rural communities. In this engaging interview, Sabrina Artel from Trailer Talk asks questions about Gael Roots initiatives in rural agriculture education and local food access. The discussion highlights the Farm to School program, emphasizing its role in connecting students to food and hands on skills. Iris shares about the Black Mesa to Catskills Exchange Program a cultural exchange program run in collaboration with Tó Nizhóní Ání (TNA), a Navajo led grassroots organization based in Black Mesa Arizona. Other topics of discussion include food accessibility, wool and fiber arts, and efforts to support rural communities. This interview is an inspiring listen for anyone interested in the intersection of agriculture, education, and Gael Roots’ work.