CARMEN KETRON: Market farming is not for the weak
Market farming is a hot topic these days. Many farmers are looking for alternatives to low-price row crops but don't know where to begin, and many folks with no experience
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Market farming is a hot topic these days. Many farmers are looking for alternatives to low-price row crops but don't know where to begin, and many folks with no experience
Gosh, it’s astonishing how many people have gotten into growing or wanting to grow some of their own food since we changed our lifestyles because of Covid. When I was young, my parents planted a couple of tomato plants in the landscape beds, and we had tomatoes galore. With new pests and changes in our climate, growing has become more difficult. Clemson Agent Zake Snipes, a vegetable specialist who grows produce all summer in the heat of the Charleston area is offering a free, on-line, self-paced program to help those who want to explore perhaps a market garden or hobby farm. Called Farming ...
Clemson Agent Zake Snipes, a vegetable specialist who grows produce all summer in the heat of the Charleston area is offering a free, on-line, self-paced program to help those who want to explore perhaps a market garden or hobby farm.