Veggie Patch News Today

The ribbon was cut for Georgia Grown Trail 98 at Spencer Park in Commerce on June 11.

Local farmers said that selling their produce at Columbia's various public markets helps to bring them closer to the community. Grown from farms with strong family heritage and work ethic, the fruits and veggies at the local stands are far more satisfying.

The expanded pavilion includes hundreds of feet of covered market space, which will give farmers and vendors more opportunities, organizers said.

It’s been not quite 20 years since former State Rep. Laurie Slade Funderburk did what many consider to a be very, very good thing in obtaining $100,000 so the city

The Healthy Carolina Market is paving the way to a healthier way of living by providing fresh, healthy options for the community and by supporting the local businesses around Columbia.&nbsp&#x3B;

We meet Norfolk foodie Tom Greenwood-Mears who, with his wife Maya, has created the Ding Dong Dim Sum meal kit

Andover Town Council has relented on the “disgusting” decision to ban an allotment holder from making videos on his plot. The council had told Nick Turner-Howe that he wasn’t able to make videos for his YouTube channel due to concerns over how it would affect the data protection and privacy rights of other allotment holders, a decision he said “really annoyed” him. “I’ve been doing my videos for over a year now and this is the first time I’ve actually been told that I can�...

Kilmuckridge man Rob Steinke is encouraging fellow budding gardeners to pick up a spade and sow some seeds with his latest book entitled Robs Veggie Patch - The First Year. Mr Steinke, a saddler by trade who specialised in made-to-measure driving harnesses, has written books and journals before but this is his first gardening book and it documents his green-fingered journey in words and photographs. Described as a light hearted account of the transformation of an overgrown patch of land into a...