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The September 2010 issue features these articles:

• Richard Wiswall advises growers to step back, assess problems you’re experiencing now, and resolve that they won’t happen again next year. Richard is the author of The Organic Farmers Business Handbook.

• Too many farmers markets? In some cities, growers say they are stretched too thin and losing revenued becasue of the proliferation of markets.

• Pam Dawling writes about vegetables to plant now for late fall harvest or overwintering to harvest early next year.

• Raymond Cloyd writes about managing caterpillars organically in the hoophouse or the field.

• New tomato varieties to be available next year are resistant to late blight.

• How to maximize your final tomato harvests of the season and clean up the crop when it’s done.

• Josh Volk writes about experiments in crop spacing to get the best yield, quality, and comfort for the farmer.

• Erin Benzakein writes about flowers and other ornamentals that can bring in big money in fall.