Organic Wholesale Markets: Lessons
MasterMikki2018-05-28T18:52:21+00:00lessons learned Growing Organically For our last episode/blog, I wanted to take some time to discuss lessons learned from this year, and how to [...]
lessons learned Growing Organically For our last episode/blog, I wanted to take some time to discuss lessons learned from this year, and how to [...]
We talked about grading a little bit in our previous episode/blog and will discuss it in greater detail in regards to Deana’s acorn squash. “This [...]
Deana is describing the acorn squash she grew this year for the Organic Growers Group. In our corresponding video, we join Deana Haines in [...]
“We spray to prevent disease and pests.” Roger Garrett. In our corresponding video, I join Roger Garrett of Robbins Family Farm in Scott County [...]
“The Appalachian ecosystem is one of the most diverse in the world and so naturally, we have great soil, enough rain year round and [...]
“Looks like I used about 6oz of seed…to sow about 100 square feet of a fairly dense corn planting here in about 10 minutes.” Neal [...]
How to Best Manage Pests and Disease There’s a lot that can happen in your greenhouse after you transplant and before you move your [...]
Organic Growers and Transplanting Transplants are when you plant an individual seed into a seedbed cell and then transplant the growing plant into the [...]
Black Plastic Helps Manage Weeds, Pests & Diseases Since you’re growing for wholesale markets, it’s strongly recommended that you lay down black plastic before [...]
Drip Irrigation Will Reduce Water Use Water can end up being a big expense for your operation. If you’re paying for water, using drip [...]