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.
Connecting farmers and landowners
Carl Majewski, a University of New Hampshire Extension field specialist, has been working to increase awareness of IPM […]
Seeds of Science: Diamonds aren’t a thrips’ best friend
People love peppers, and Midwest growers grow a lot of them. The crop is valued at more than $20 million annually […]
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 […]
