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Zach Pickens

Riverpark Farm

Zach Pickens and Sisha Ortúzar

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Zach Pickens and Sisha Ortúzar (Ari Nuzzo)

Zach Pickens is a full-time urban farmer for Riverpark Farm on East 29th Street.

Zach Pickens appears in the following:

Riverpark's Purple Tomatillos and Ground Cherries with Burrata

Last Chance Foods: Introducing Purple Tomatillos

Friday, September 27, 2013

By Joy Y. Wang : WNYC Producer

Farmer Zach Pickens started growing purple tomatillos at Riverpark Farm. Riverpark chef Sisha Ortúzar and farmer Zach Pickens talk about the advantages of eating and growing the vibra...

Peppers growing at Riverpark Farm

Last Chance Foods: A Plethora of Peppers

Friday, September 14, 2012

By Joy Y. Wang : WNYC Producer

Riverpark's chef Sisha Ortúzar and urban farmer Zach Pickens talk about using and growing sweet and spicy peppers. Also, try Riverpark's recipe for Chilled Spicy Farm Pepper Soup.