Country Folks Grower is a business to business publication offering coverage through two regional editions.
Each monthly issue covers all facets of growing and marketing fresh market and ornamental crops.
A book & a prayer: Whitaker is Southeastern Farmer of the Year
CLIMAX, NC – This autumn, Faylene Whitaker was celebrated as the 2024 Sunbelt Ag Expo Southeastern […]
Add value by adding agritourism events
Lindsey Pashow is the owner of Adirondack View Lavender in Keeseville, NY. Some of the lavender crop […]
Integrated control of thrips
For over two years now, the American Floral Endowment (AFE) has been hosting monthly webinars in […]
Insights for some of the best Northeast perennials
New varieties are always exciting to look at in catalogs and dream about in your beds – but how they […]
Why are apple trees dying?
Apple trees are dying, growers are concerned and researchers are resolute in determining what’s causing […]
Robert E. Young Award presented at 2024 NEVFC
The New England Vegetable & Fruit Conference (NEVFC) is a biennial event that brings together growers […]
Tough conversations
One of the most frightening experiences for anyone is learning that a friend or family member is considering […]
Peat replacements, without a taste of poison paradise
While Britney Spears may eventually come around on the topic in her song “Toxic,” most plants never say […]
Nursery Management: Harnessing the light
Whether you grow vegetables or ornamentals in the greenhouse, Western flower thrips (Frankliniella occidentalis) […]
Timing is key in shiitake inoculation
The Northeast Forest Farming Conference in Danby, VT, which took place earlier this year, introduced attendees to a wide […]
Bringing soil back to life
Winfield Farms in Surry, VA, has a rich history of dedicated family who have carefully cultivated crops over the years. […]
Paul Bunyan’s Tree Farm is in the happiness business
The spirit of Christmas swirls in the air like snow at Paul Bunyan’s Farm and Nursery in Chicopee, MA. They reopened […]