Well-marketed cut flowers can net existing farms an increase in income per acre compared to traditional vegetables, according to Robin Trott, a seasoned Extension educator at the University of ...
SENECA – Calm, early mornings, a beloved chicken and the desire to grow something beautiful have blossomed into a farm where people can choose their favorite flowers and pick their own bouquets. Early ...
The University of Tennessee Extension has released its Cut Flower Summer Annual Enterprise Budgets to assist growers.
Most folks probably don’t think too much about where those vibrant dahlias, perky coneflowers or fragrant lilies in their bouquets came from, but a group of local flower farmers hope to change that.
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