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Growing for Market is America's most respected publication about growing and direct marketing vegetables, fruits, herbs, cut flowers, plants, and other farm products. Growing for Market covers farmers markets, Community Supported Agriculture, the local food movement, organic growing, cut flowers, and much more. Growing for Market publishes 10 issues per year, in print and online, and offers memberships to our extensive online archive of articles. Become a member today!



cover of March 2010 issueMarch 2010 Issue now available, featuring:

• Movable hoophouses — the benefits and perils

• How to anchor hoophouses

• Grow peas, even where it's hot

• New, easy annuals for summer bouquets

• Build an efficient wash station

• Equipment that makes washing root crops easy

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Local Color coverNew Books in the Online Store
Frank and Pamela Arnosky are expert, successful flower growers who have been writing about cut flowers in Growing for Market since 1995. Local Color is a compilation of their most recent columns, from 2001 through 2009.
Click here to purchase Local Color as an E-book to download now.
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cover of Microgreens bookMicrogreens by Eric Franks and Jasmine Richardson provides clear, detailed advice on growing nutrient-rich microgreens for market or your own table. Illustrated with beautiful color photos, it includes recipes from chefs in Big Sur, California, where the authors live and grow microgreens commercially. Click here to order.



These articles have recently been added to the GFM Archive.

  Urban farming fears: disease, noise, commerce (in: Archive)
  Celery and celeriac: seeding is the hardest part (in: Archive)
  Don’t heat the whole greenhouse (in: Archive)
  A daughter reflects on her family farm’s lessons (in: Archive)
  Managing hoophouse soils, weeds, pests, disease (in: Archive)
  A quest for long-stemmed sweet peas (in: Archive)
  Free crop planning software (in: Archive)
  Mapping crops on a spreadsheet (in: Archive)
  Take dahlia cuttings now for hoophouse planting (in: Archive)
  Water greenhouse plants automatically (in: Archive)