Steve Malinowski's guest appearances

Steve Malinowski

The Farm Report

Brian & Company

David Campbell

Kamal Mouzawak

John Mackey

Will Harris

Ron Finley

Chellie Pingree

Lorraine Lewandrowski

Evan Hanczor

George Weld

Steve Burnett

Austin Maness

Deb Soule

Avena Botanicals

Luke Holden

Eric Knight

OwlTail

Brian talks with UHART coaches and AD about their move to Division III

Brian talks with UHART coaches and AD about their move to Division III

Brian and Company w Sharon Beverly, Steve Malinowski and Polly Thomason 8-31-22

Erin Fairbanks continues talking about oyster farming on this week’s episode of The Farm Report. Steve Malinowski of Fisher’s Island Oyster Farm, Inc. is on the line to set the record straight on oyster breeding. Find out what Steve seeks out in an ideal oyster, and how certain oysters are selected for breeding. Hear about the spawning process, and how to distinguish between male and female oysters. How do oysters differ from other bivalves in terms of reproduction? Later, Steve explains how Fisher’s Island Oyster Farm, Inc. grows all of the food for their oysters on-site, and why juvenile oysters are susceptible to disease depending on the salinity of the water they inhabit. Erin wraps up the show by talking with Liz Carollo for this week’s GrowNYC Greenmarket Update! This episode has been brought to you by Hearst Ranch.   “All clams are born males, and during the first year, approximately 50% of them will become female and remain that way for the rest of their lives. Oysters, on the other hand, can actually change sex from one season to another.” [8:00] — Steve Malinowski on The Farm Report

Erin Fairbanks continues talking about oyster farming on this week’s episode of The Farm Report. Steve Malinowski of Fisher’s Island Oyster Farm, Inc. is on the line to set the record straight on oyster breeding. Find out what Steve seeks out in an ideal oyster, and how certain oysters are selected for breeding. Hear about the spawning process, and how to distinguish between male and female oysters. How do oysters differ from other bivalves in terms of reproduction? Later, Steve explains how Fisher’s Island Oyster Farm, Inc. grows all of the food for their oysters on-site, and why juvenile oysters are susceptible to disease depending on the salinity of the water they inhabit. Erin wraps up the show by talking with Liz Carollo for this week’s GrowNYC Greenmarket Update! This episode has been brought to you by <a href="http://www.hearstranch.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Hearst Ranch</a>. <h2>“All clams are born males, and during the first year, approximately 50% of them will become female and remain that way for the rest of their lives. Oysters, on the other hand, can actually change sex from one season to another.” [8:00]</h2> — Steve Malinowski on The Farm Report

Episode 146: Steve Malinowski of Fisher’s Island Oyster Farm, Inc.