Let Us Grow Up to Be Farmers
September 2, 2014If you want to be a small-scale farmer, don’t be fooled—you’ll put in many hours to make a living, but there are small glimmers of hope we can make this lifestyle work.
If you want to be a small-scale farmer, don’t be fooled—you’ll put in many hours to make a living, but there are small glimmers of hope we can make this lifestyle work.
Carve out a niche at your local market by growing fresh herbs that are hard to find.
Don’t be caught off guard by customer curiosity. Prepare your response to these questions before market day.
No farmers’ market in your area? Create a place for you and your fellow farmers to sell their wares by following these tips.
You didn’t grow up on a farm—so what? In the world of agriculture, you can establish your farm the right way with these beginner tips.
As a grower of food, you have huge leverage in helping prevent hunger in your community and across the nation. Start making a difference on World Food Day with this inspiration.
During National Farmers Market Week (Aug. 4 to 10) show your support and increase awareness to your local market with these tips.
American Farmland Trust is raising awareness about local farmers’ markets while raising money for the farmers who keep the markets afloat.
Georgia’s food-hub model makes it possible for small-scale farmers to successfully distribute their produce.
Two grants help farmers in Kentucky and Mississippi grow organic and pesticide-free sweet potatoes and turn a profit.