July hot temperatures helped grain crops to catch up. It is too soon to judge the fruit. We have had peaches that look ripe for two weeks, but remain hard, waiting for the calendar, I guess.
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Curiosity pulled Charles “Chuck” Obern from a family garden north of Pittsburgh to a minimum-wage nursery job on the East Coast. It pulled him to an agriculture degree and 10 acres in Florida. Tod...
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A growing compost business in Michigan sees its role as helping farmers grow more high-value fruit and vegetable crops.
Morgan Composting’s headquarters sits on top of a hill in remote Sears, Mic...
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The 2020 Midwest Vegetable Production Guide for Commercial Growers will have an updated online component this year, and is slated for release in December 2019.
Currently, the guide can be viewed onli...
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Headlines for years have repeatedly announced crisis levels of farm stress, but a surplus of spring rain in some U.S. regions has made this season particularly concerning.
In the Midwest, growers h...
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Vegetable Growers News and its sister publications are celebrating after several of the magazines were honored.
Great American Media Services’ Agriculture Group, which includes Vegetable Growers ...
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