Ag Matters 11/29/17 with Matt & Lia from Barnacle Foods
Kelp salsa…kelp pickles?! Who knew? On this edition of Ag Matters, Amy’s guests’ are Matt & Lia of Barnacle Foods in Juneau. https://www.radiofreepalmer.org/2017/12/01/ag-matters-11-30-2017/
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