Country Folks Grower is a business to business publication offering coast to coast coverage through three regional editions.
Each monthly issue covers all facets of growing and marketing fresh market and ornamental crops.
Achieving Point-to-Point Progressive Marketing
Each part of your marketing plan should stand on its own, as well as relate to a comprehensive overview. As you develop these strategies, you will see the […]
Growing to benefit customers
The weather conditions in White, SD, aren’t always ideal for growing produce, but David and Dawnna Berndt have been making it work on their […]
Bolton Orchards readies for big season
“Shh, the apples are sleeping…” is an iconic sign for those that pass by Bolton Orchards in Bolton, MA. It is painted on the front of the storage barn […]
A mind for marketing
Anyone who has travelled in New Jersey is familiar with numerous roadside stands overflowing with fresh produce. Although visitors might see […]
More than a berry farm: Jelli’s Market
Now and then farming skips a generation. Jody and Steve Knoeble didn’t grow up on a farm, but when they married in 1987 they purchased […]
Taking advantage of the solar eclipse
The American Astronomical Society (AAS) has a group of passionate volunteers that make up the Solar Eclipse Task Force (SETF). The SETF educates […]
Be on the lookout for these autumn issues
Who better to provide an update on the pests and diseases growers need to worry about this season than a panel of five plant experts? […]
Mitigating pesticide drift damage
Whether through a flyover mishap or spray blowing from neighboring field on a windy day, misplaced pesticides can cause a lot of damage. […]
Soil for water
Soil for Water is a project of the National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT), which began in 2015 and is focused on increasing efficiency of […]
Creating a new Christmas component
It’s no longer surprising that the Christmas and holiday season has extended. Some installations and decorations are being displayed in October […]
Figuring out when (and where) biochar makes sense
“Biochar is a charcoal-like material that degrades over hundreds to thousands of years,” explained Dr. Deborah Aller during the 2023 Hudson Valley […]
Rural America’s sleep health needs attention
In their continuing efforts to connect rural Americans across the country with existing mental health resources, Rural Minds recently partnered with […]
