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Pruning tomatoes
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Pruning tomatoes
Elizabeth A. Tomlin 
Posted on August 4, 2017
“If you prune early and often it will take a lot less time and make harvesting more efficient later on,” says CCE ENY Commercial Horticulture Program Vegetable and High Tunnel Specialist Amy Ivy. Folks traveled for hours to attend the hands-on, high tunnel tomato pruning workshop instructed by Ivy a...
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Millennial Mysteries: Transparency through social media
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Millennial Mysteries: Transparency through social media
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Posted on August 4, 2017
Millennials are often called “the transparency generation.” They like to look inside things and behind the scenes — that’s why 38 percent of them listen to podcasts, according to Edison Research. Transparency and education is very important to them. It’s also important to our industry, where we have...
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Today’s Marketing Objective: Three questions to supercharge your business
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Today’s Marketing Objective: Three questions to supercharge your business
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Posted on August 4, 2017
If your business is sliding too close to a mid-season slump, super-charge your marketing strategy by asking your customers three important questions. What you learn from the exercise is sure to give sales a kick and launch your business into a more successful second half. It is all about the informa...
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Late blight found in potato in Michigan’s St. Joseph County
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Late blight found in potato in Michigan’s St. Joseph County
Lee Newspapers 
Posted on July 31, 2017
by Noah Rosenzweig and Chris Long, Michigan State University, Department of Plant, Soil and Microbial Sciences; Sandesh Dangi and Phill Wharton, University of Idaho Late blight was found in a potato plant in St Joseph County on July 7, 2017. Initial genotyping confirmed isolates as US-23 by GPI isom...
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Grower Guidelines: Asparagus facts and pointers
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Grower Guidelines: Asparagus facts and pointers
Lee Newspapers 
Posted on June 30, 2017
It is with great pleasure for us to introduce a new column, “Grower Guidelines” by Carl Cantaluppi. Carl has worked in Cooperative Extension for 36 years in the Northeast, Southeast and Midwest. He will bring timely topics about fruit and vegetable production based on his experience. Asparagus facts...
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Farming practices that could increase the wild pollinators in your pumpkin fields
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Farming practices that could increase the wild pollinators in your pumpkin fields
Bill and Mary Weaver 
Posted on June 30, 2017
Interested in getting pollination assistance from wild ground-dwelling squash bees? Greg Donaldson regularly grows 80 acres of pumpkins. Donaldson Farms is a 500-acre vegetable and fruit farm in northern New Jersey. He has discovered that by following specific farming practices he has been able to e...
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Mount Williams gives a little TLC
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Mount Williams gives a little TLC
Grey McAlister 
Posted on June 30, 2017
Graduating from the Stockbridge School of Agriculture — UMass Amherst, in 2007, Tyler Annichiarico returned to North Adams, MA to work the family business — Mount Williams Greenhouse, Inc. The greenhouse was familiar territory even before Tyler went to school. “My parents bought the greenhouse in ’7...
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Innovative research on some fir species maladies
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Innovative research on some fir species maladies
Bill and Mary Weaver 
Posted on June 30, 2017
The Connecticut Christmas Tree Growers Association has enlisted the help of gifted Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station researchers Richard Cowles and Thomas Rathier to study some serious problems plaguing their Fraser, balsam and Canaan fir plantings. One field studied had poor interior shoo...
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Biology is the key to controlling weeds
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Biology is the key to controlling weeds
Kristen M. Castrataro 
Posted on June 30, 2017
The Massachusetts Cultivated Blueberry Association held its annual spring seminar at Vandervalk Farm & Winery in Mendon, MA on June 17, 2017. Two dozen attendees from Massachusetts and Rhode Island gathered to learn about weed management in blueberry plantings from Hilary Sandler, UMASS Cranberry St...
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SNA to collocate with MANTS
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SNA to collocate with MANTS
Lee Newspapers 
Posted on June 30, 2017
SNA Conference scheduled for Jan. 8-9, 2018 in Baltimore, MD The Southern Nursery Association (SNA) has announced plans to collocate The SNA Conference with the Mid-Atlantic Nursery Trade Show (MANTS) in 2018. Under this new arrangement, both events will take place at the Baltimore Convention Center...
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Agritourism: It doesn’t have to be all or nothing
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Agritourism: It doesn’t have to be all or nothing
Michael Wren 
Posted on June 30, 2017
In recent years agritourism has grown by leaps and bounds. This is in part due to low agricultural commodity prices as well as importing foods from foreign countries. The low prices and rising operating costs are affecting small farm profits and forcing farm owners to supplement their incomes with o...
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Simple ideas for adding agritourism to your farm
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Simple ideas for adding agritourism to your farm
Lee Newspapers 
Posted on June 30, 2017
The Virginia Cooperative Extension’s website offers these examples of ways to enter the agritourism market: Overnight stays: Lodging and camping Bed and breakfast Camp sites Youth camp Farm vacation (farm stays, feeding animals, picking fruit/vegetables) Rental cabin for day trips/picnics Weddings, ...
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Building a culture of trust
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Building a culture of trust
Sally Colby 
Posted on June 30, 2017
Lindsay Wilcox, marketing advisor for the Farmers Market Federation of New York, says when it comes to improving the farmer/customer interface at farmers markets, the “hit and hope” approach doesn’t win. “There’s a concern that farmers markets aren’t what they used to be,” said Wilcox. “Vendors are ...
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Millennial Mysteries: Convenience is key
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Millennial Mysteries: Convenience is key
Lee Newspapers 
Posted on June 30, 2017
Millennials are a very diverse generation, but they do share one identical trait: they prioritize convenience. What does this mean? It means that in order to attract Millennial customers, you must make it easy for them to buy from you. Convenience is important for all generations, but it is particul...
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Today’s Marketing Objective: Going beyond divergent marketing
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Today’s Marketing Objective: Going beyond divergent marketing
Lee Newspapers 
Posted on June 30, 2017
With so many different marketing streams available today and with each diverging toward many key target groups, keeping to the core theme of your business message is not always an easy task. While you are correct to adapt your promotions and advertising for different market segments, it is essential...
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