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.
Verifying the value of on-farm trials
Have you ever wondered about on-farm trials? Louis Longchamps, assistant professor of digital agronomy at Cornell University, […]
Pollinators: Why we need them & how to protect them
Pollinators are essential to the lifecycle of most flowering plants, and they play a role in improving the quality of crop yields […]
Cultivating Thoughts: Growing New Farmers
Lately I’ve been thinking about those that till the land and produce the crops that feed our population. When I was actively involved […]
Engagement is key to the industry’s financial future
The take-home message that Matt Mika, vice president of advocacy and government affairs at AmericanHort, gave to the hundreds […]
Growing skills at Cape Abilities Farm
Nestled off busy Route 6 in Dennis, MA, is Cape Abilities Farm. As a part of the Cape Abilities nonprofit organization, the farm is one […]
Protect your harvest by monitoring for listeria
There’s a lot of focus on keeping plants healthy – and keeping pests away – while they’re growing, but there are dangers post-harvest as […]
Working to create the best Fraser fir
During his Ph.D. work at Ohio State University, Justin Whitehill witnessed the devastation caused by the emerald ash borer and […]
Sunnycrest Farm: Where everyone is family
There’s a balance everyone must find between doing too much and not doing enough. Sunnycrest Farm in Londonderry, NH, is a great […]
Cultivate horticulturally happy trees to prevent decline
Dr. Kari Peter, Penn State tree fruit pathologist, has seen trees in apple orchards declining over the past 10 years. These declines have […]
Preparing your land for extreme weather
Over the past few years, farmers in the Northeast have experienced both ends of the rain spectrum: too much and too little. Much of the […]
Next is now: Atlas Greenhouse partners with Rovero
For as long as growers have been seeding, germinating and propagating plants indoors, they’ve been doing their best to give their plants […]
Chasing Christmas tree traits
While rapid genetic improvements have been made in livestock and numerous plant species, the most elusive and positive traits […]