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.
Sowing sod that might make history
Are you familiar with the Chicago Cubs’ “Curse of the Billy Goat?” If not, here’s a quick summary: […]
The vision is to keep growing
GARLAND, NC – Billy Augustine looked around one of the high tunnel grow complexes on his farm in Bladen County […]
Hauling heritage beans around Hockeytown
If you see someone pulling a hand wagon in downtown Detroit’s financial district, it might be Kevin Messing of […]
Excite customers with experiential marketing
The manner in which people seek for and purchase what they want has forever changed, noted John Kennedy, speaker, […]
Building the best agronomic & economic weed management program
The bane of any grower’s work outdoors, from planting to germination to growth to harvest, is weeds. They can be […]
Virtual community: Reframing the conversation around social media marketing for local agribusiness
“I’m sure that when you started farming, you were really excited to also become social media managers, right?” Erika […]
Successfully growing summer-harvested broccoli
Everything moving forward needs a source of power to do so. For growers raising a variety of vegetables, Ben Phillips […]
Using ChatGPT in farm marketing
Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t a new concept, but it’s getting more advanced every day. As AI gains popularity, more education […]
Integrated weed management another salient source of control
Most growers are familiar with the term IPM (short for integrated pest management). While it is crucial, pests […]
Working through a cash crunch
Everyone in agriculture has either managed a cash crunch or will eventually deal with one. […]
Finding your true soilmate
If you’re new to growing, growing in a new field or simply wanting to improve what you’re growing, you need […]
Selling your products in 2025
The American Floral Endowment hosted a webinar recently to help growers prepare for changes in trends in 2025. […]