The annual Tales of the Cocktail conference isn’t just about the final intoxicating products. There is also a lot of information (more…)

A few years ago I was chatting with a neighbor and he mentioned that he was having trouble growing tomatoes and peppers (more…)

The Country Folks Grower team was saddened to hear of the passing of Bill Lamont Jr. in November after a stoic (more…)

Country Folks Grower is proud to join communities across America in celebration of National Rural Health Day (NRHD) (more…)

Farmers, whether raising animals for meat or milk or growing crops to nourish humans, often sell through farm stands and (more…)

There are a ton of agricultural grants available, but knowing which ones you qualify for and taking your time to fill them out (more…)

Imagine flying a drone equipped with sprayers across a soybean field, targeting only weeds that eluded the first round of spraying. (more…)

Solar development has been increasing in popularity in the U.S. recently, and there’s been a lot of discussion about incorporating (more…)

Whether starting anew, moving or expanding, finding suitable farmland may be the biggest hurdle for growers these days. Where (more…)

In her seminar “Marketing for Growers,” Katie Elzer-Peters encouraged attendees at AmericanHort’s Cultivate’24 convention to think (more…)

Throughout the past few years, the price of peat moss has increased tremendously due to high demand. Growers have been looking (more…)

Nature is beautiful and needs to be preserved, but it can be difficult to maintain natural elements while using the land for personal (more…)

While Diaporthe humulicola (DIE-a-por-thee hyoo-moo-lick-o-lah) may be fun to say, it is anything but for those growing hops, one (more…)