There’s nothing worse than working hard to create a beautiful garden only to have it destroyed by typical garden pests.
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Oregon County Farmer’s Market Vendors Speak about Guidelines and Benefits
Besides delicious fresh food, patrons purchased baskets and t-shirts and personalized towels.
Another Sunny Farmer’s Market
Even with holiday celebrations consuming the buyers’ thoughts, a crowd turned up at Tucker Creek Park.
Farmer’s Market: More Than Just Produce
In Alton, the farmer’s market is more than just produce- the market offers baskets, honey, homemade pies, and even beef.
Sunshine Welcomes Shoppers To Busy Farmer’s Market
Sunny, clear skies and plenty of parking were a welcome sight to both sellers and buyers at the farmer’s market.
Farmer’s Market Opening
After a much-awaited delay, Alton Farmer’s Market is finally opening instead of opening back in April, as planned.
OutBack Greenhouse Open And Busy
With perfect temperatures, gardening is the topic many people are talking about.
Is It Safe To Send Mom Flowers For Mother’s Day?
As we approach yet another holiday during this coronavirus season, we want to do our best for Mom.
John Deere Products Get 2020 AE50 Awards
After a successful launches in 2019, John Deere products were honored as the 2020 AE50 Award winner by the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE).
Be Careful When You Put Salt on Plants
The Missouri Department of Conservation recommends using as little salt as is necessary when you are doing stuff with your plants.
Community Meeting Kicks Off Farmer’s Market 2020 Season
Alton, Mo. – Oregon County Farmers Market will hold a farmer’s meeting. This is to kick off the 2020 season of gardening. Details About This Meeting On Saturday, January 25, 2020, the Alton Community Worship Center will host residents and interested parties concerned about the upcoming farmers market season. The meeting begins at 2:00 p.m. […]
Monsanto Paying $2 Billion for Cancer Claims Over Roundup Usage
Monsanto, the mother company of the widely used weedkiller, Roundup, has just been ordered to pay over $2 billion to a couple that recently contracted cancer.