This Tuesday I woke up bright and early and headed into rush hour traffic, not my usual routine ever! But I was on my way to the studios of Capital Public Radio at Sac. State, where I was interviewed by Beth Ruyack.
For years I have enjoyed listening to Insight with Beth Ruyack. I’ve had some great Ah-ha moments during these times listening to her interviews.
When I met her, I learned that Beth knew of Capay Valley, and had been hiking up here looking for Bald Eagles. (Yes, we do have eagles living near the creek each winter.) It was a pleasure talking to Beth, and sharing some valuable information with her listeners.
Incase you missed the interview, here is the link:
http://www.capradio.org/news/insight/2017/09/19/insight-091917d/
Elvira Di’Brigit is the farmer’s wife and cat-herder at The Gettleshtetl Gardens, where they grow organic olives, walnuts, and much more. She has been a resident of the Capay Valley for over 15 years. Becoming familiar with the valley’s landscapes and people is what inspired her to write Why We Farm.