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Gardening For Market Mag

18 years ago

Does anyone here subscribe to "Gardening For Market" magazine? I visited their website and was thinking about subscribing. I'm considering getting into that feild when I retire and wanted to get some more information and food for thought. Anybody have any experience with it or know of any good websites dealing with the subject?

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ohiorganic
18 years ago
Do you mean Growing for market? I subscribed to that, have for the last 9 years or so and find around 90% of the issues well worth the price.

www.newfarm.org has tons of market growing information
snappybob
Original Author
18 years ago
Yes Growing for Market is correct. Thanks for the reply and info. I think I'll give them a try.
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