Future Farming won’t Need Humans, Researcher Says Forget the old adage about apples and oranges being oh-so-different. In the brave new world the Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission wants to explore, oranges and apples have rather a lot in common, namely, the producer perspective.
Pigeon Roost Farm Evolves into Intense Fall Operation When Ralph and Janice Jutte purchased the Pigeon Roost Farm near Kirkersville and Hebron, Ohio in 1979 they wanted to be able to provide their children with a strong work ethic and also help fund their college educations.
Virginia and Tennessee Growers Work Together Tobacco growers in Southwest Virginia and Eastern Tennessee who are facing quota cuts have turned to vegetable production to supplement their loss of income.
