March 2008

• Heirloom Tomatoes no More Difficult to Grow Than Hybrids
• Labor Outlook is Uncertain as Usual This Time of Year Whenever Howard Rosenberg, a Cooperative Extension specialist with the University of California, Berkeley, gives a talk about the agricultural labor outlook in his state, he brings an old bowling ball with him.
• Montana Market is Growing Into a Popular Destination Greg Johnson went to New Zealand for six weeks back in 2006. In between all the golfing, fishing, talking and wandering around he did, he managed to pick up a few ideas to improve his farm market.
• Tearless Onions Have Their Debut, Hurdles Remain Ahead It used to be thought that teary eyes were the price you paid to enjoy an onion.

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