520: Stories Hidden in Old Apple Trees | Bunker & Little-Siebold kapak görseli

520: Stories Hidden in Old Apple Trees | Bunker & Little-Siebold

520: Stories Hidden in Old Apple Trees | Bunker & Little-Siebold

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 What can an old apple tree tell us about the past — and the future? Recorded at the 23rd Annual Heirloom Apple Day at Scott Farm in Dummerston, Vermont, this episode features apple historian and preservationist John Bunker and Todd Little-Siebold, historian and professor at College of the Atlantic. John reflects on what old apple trees teach us about place, mobility, community, and longevity. Todd follows the genetic trail of historic American apples, revealing lost varieties, surprising French ancestry, and discoveries that are rewriting apple history. From a 200-year-old tree in Maine to the rediscovery of Drap d'Or de Bretagne, this conversation explores why preserving old apples means preserving their stories, too. In This Cider Chat Why every apple grown from seed is genetically unique What a 200-year-old Maine apple tree can teach us about resilience Preserving unnamed apples and their local histories John Bunker and Todd Little-Siebold's apple preservation partnership The Maine Heritage Orchard and its collection of historic varieties Crowdsourced DNA testing and the search for lost cultivars The five French Grand-Mères in early American apple ancestry Indigenous orchards and the overlooked history of apples in North America The discovery of Drap d'Or de Bretagne, formerly Unknown Founder 13 Confusing Newtown Pippin with Peck's Pleasant The return of authentic Foxwhelp to American orchards Mentions in this Cider Chat Chronicle — WCVB Channel 5, Boston: Upcoming cider television feature and Instagram reels. Follow @ciderchatcidervilleCiderFeast Boston: November 14, 2026 — meet Ria with her glass and recorder!Cider Chat Episode 518: Denis Gwatkin of Gwatkin Cider Mill in Herefordshire, EnglandCider Chat Episode 519: Charles Martell — Stinking Bishop, rare perry pears, Gloucester cattle, and distilling.Totally Cider Tours: UK in August 2027 and France during blossom time in April 2027. Inquiries: info@ciderchat.com.Dan Bussey: Author of The Illustrated History of Apples in the United States and Canada. Episode Timeline 00:00 — Apples as Teachers: John Bunker's Opening Reflection 01:26 — News Out and About in Ciderville 03:18 — eCiderNews: Pennsylvania Research and the Netherlands' Cider Museum 05:55 — CiderFeast Boston and Recent UK Episodes 08:15 — Totally Cider Tours: UK and France 2027 10:49 — Video, Scott Farm, and Heirloom Apple Day 13:34 — John Bunker and Todd Little-Siebold Begin Their Presentation 14:44 — John Bunker: Place, Mobility, and the Apple Tree 24:02 — A 200-Year-Old Tree and the Future of Apple Genetics 28:17 — Saving Apple Stories and Lost Varieties 33:09 — Todd Little-Siebold: Joining the Search for Historic Apples 36:00 — Lost and Found: The Maine Heritage Orchard 37:39 — Maine Apple Camp and Collaborative Research 39:34 — Crowdsourced DNA Testing and Unknown Apples 40:23 — The French Grand-Mères of American Apples 45:44 — Early American Orchards and Apple History 48:40 — Rediscovering Drap d'Or de Bretagne 51:19 — Mystery Apples: Newtown Pippin and Peck's Pleasant 55:06 — Foxwhelp and Historic Naming Errors 56:37 — Audience Q&A: Apple DNA Submissions 57:27 — The French Ancestry of English and American Apples 01:00:58 — Russian Apples, Genetic Diversity, and Unanswered Questions 01:04:01 — Closing Thanks and Supporting Cider Chat 🍎 Get the full story, photos, links and more in the Episode 519 show notes at CiderChat.com. Listen & Subscribe 🍎 Apple Podcasts 🎧 Spotify ▶️ YouTube Learn More 🌐 Episode show notes: Charles Martell's Stinking Bishop, Lost Pears and Pure Luck 📰 eCiderNews: https://ciderchat.com/ecidernews/ Support Cider Chat 🍎 Become a Cider Chat Patron: https://www.patreon.com/ciderchat Stay Connected 🌐 https://ciderchat.com 📸 Instagram: @ciderchatciderville 📘 Facebook: Cider Chat
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