19. A healthy correction Ad Links Buy a link Barbara Barrett, Washington Correspondent AUTRYVILLE - Brent Jackson makes his living by coaxing strawberries, cucumbers, cantaloupe, watermelons and two kinds of squash from Eastern North Carolina's sandy soil -- and he would love it if the lawmakers in Washington saw fit to help him out a bit. Ad Links Buy a link Barbara Barrett, Washington Correspondent AUTRYVILLE - Brent Jackson makes his living by coaxing strawberries, cucumbers, cantaloupe, watermelons and two...
Source • The News & Observer •
20. Growing your own gourmet vegetable Growing your own gourmet vegetable. Growing your own gourmet vegetable. Asparagus, as one of today s highly prized gourmet vegetables, is relatively expensive because it takes at least three years from seed until it comes into production; it requires considerable commercial growing area; and it has a limited production season. Asparagus, as one of today s highly prized gourmet vegetables, is relatively expensive because it takes at least three years from seed until it comes into...
Source • Abbotsford News,Canada •
21. Planting an idea Not only do farmers sell fresh fruits and vegetables locally, but they also sell farm-raised beef, pork, lamb, cheese, eggs and wool, according to Mr. Barely 3 months old, the commission is among those helping non-farmers understand the unwanted sounds and smells of farming while telling them where to buy local farm products. Agricultural commissions, formed over the past few years in 94 of the state s 351 municipalities, including 12 in Central Massachusetts, are spreading the truth about...
Source • Worcester Telegram & Gazette •
22. Federal aid targeted to fertilize more crops Oceana County currently ranks first in asparagus and peach production, third in total vegetable production and fourth in total fruit production in Michigan. producers of tart cherries, blueberries, geraniums and 17 other farm products, although they haven't received near the federal assistance that most Midwestern wheat and corn growers get every year. As Congress crafts a new farm bill, laying out federal agriculture policy and spending for the next five years, the so-called specialty...
Source • Muskegon Chronicle,MI •
23. Foreign Traders Barred From Markets Foreign Traders Barred From Markets By Tai Adelaja and Daan van der Schriek Staff Writers The few foreigner traders working at Moscow's Leningradsky outdoor market whispered Sunday that they were selling off the last of their eggplants and potatoes and then would leave for good. Foreign Traders Barred From Markets By Tai Adelaja and Daan van der Schriek Staff Writers The few foreigner traders working at Moscow's Leningradsky outdoor market whispered Sunday that they were selling off the...
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24. Farming workshop planned for vegetable production techniques Gaylord Moore, MU Extension horticulture specialist, will address the issue of growing produce in hot, dry summers. It will be divided into three sessions covering separate topics. The first topic will address growing in high tunnels. Farming workshop planned for vegetable production techniques 2007, Springfield News-Leader. A workshop for farmers interested in vegetable production is scheduled next week in Barton County, the University of Missouri Extension announced. March 19 at the Wolf...
Source • NewsLeader.com,MO •
25. Free Midwest Veggie Growers Guide Is Now Available It's time to start thinking about vegetable production, and putting together a plan to keep out those pesky insects and weeds. The guide contains practical information that vegetable growers can use day in and day out. The annual guide is a summary of currently suggested vegetable varieties, seeding rates, weed control, insect control and disease control measures for growers in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota and Missouri. Photos have been added in many sections, and updates...
Source • Prairie Farmer,IL •
26. DA links farmers to modern markets Monday, April 02, 2007 DA links farmers to modern markets By Joy Romares-Sevilla THE Department of Agriculture (DA) has finally came up with solutions to strengthen Mindanao's vegetable supply chains and to address one of the pressing issues confronting it -- the access to modern markets. Monday, April 02, 2007 DA links farmers to modern markets By Joy Romares-Sevilla THE Department of Agriculture (DA) has finally came up with solutions to strengthen Mindanao's vegetable supply chains and...
Source • Sun.Star,Philippines •
27. Long-term tree damage from frost suspected Although there has been some crop production recovery since the January freeze that gripped the entire state, longer-term damage to trees may extend losses to some farmers into several growing seasons. Imperial County farmer Jack Vessey said the lettuce now being harvested has quality problems, and "yields per acre are lower because the outer leaves on the plants must be left in the field. Vessey said, "Some sweet corn farmers did replant, and their second planting is progressing, but will...
Source • California Farm Bureau,CA •
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