Topic: direct marketing and vegetables - OpenAgricola Search Results

1. Experience with a pilot farm market; New York State Thruway summer, 1976.

Author:: Stuhlmiller, E.M.
View in NAL's Catalog:: CAIN779910616
Format:: Article

2. Customers' evaluation of farmers' markets in Louisiana.

Author:: Roy, E.P.
View in NAL's Catalog:: CAIN779910622
Format:: Article

3. Consumer use and experience with home gardens and produce purchased directly from farmers.

Author:: Stuhlmiller, E.M.
View in NAL's Catalog:: CAIN779909908
Format:: Article

4. Farmer-to-consumer direct marketing: update.

Article Title:: National food review NFR - United States Dept. of Agriculture, Economics and Statistics Service
Author:: Henderson, P.
View in NAL's Catalog:: AGE81916814
Format:: Article

5. Farmer-to-consumer direct marketing in six States.

Article Title:: Agriculture information bulletin - United States Dept. of Agriculture.
Author:: Henderson, P.L.
View in NAL's Catalog:: AGE81917418
Format:: Article

6. A marketing alternative for fruit and vegetable producers.

Article Title:: Highlights of agricultural research - Alabama, Agricultural Experiment Station.
Author:: Adrian, J.L.
View in NAL's Catalog:: AGE81918392
Format:: Article

7. Farmer-to-consumer direct marketing operations selling fruits and vegetables, New York, 1979.

Article Title:: A.E. Res. - Dept. of Agricultural Economics, Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station.
Author:: Stuhlmiller, E.M.
View in NAL's Catalog:: AGE81918738
Format:: Article

8. A budgeted analysis of fresh vegetable marketing alternatives.

Article Title:: Journal - Northeastern Agricultural Economics Council.
Author:: Varner, M.C.
View in NAL's Catalog:: AGE84924413
Format:: Article

9. For "pick-your-own" operations - computing production costs of fruits and vegetables.

Article Title:: Extension bulletin E - Michigan State University, Cooperative Extension Service.
Author:: Kelsey, M.P.
View in NAL's Catalog:: AGE82919682
Format:: Article

10. The potential impact of direct-marketing policies on the economic viability of small fruit and vegetable farms in California.

Article Title:: Research report - Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Experiment Station, California University, Berkeley, Division of Agricultural Sciences.
Author:: LeVeen, E.P.
View in NAL's Catalog:: AGE82919789
Format:: Article

11. Selected characteristics of direct marketing businesses, six counties, New York, 1976.

Article Title:: A.E. Res. - Dept. of Agricultural Economics, Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station.
Author:: Stuhlmiller, E.M.
View in NAL's Catalog:: AGE82919875
Format:: Article

12. Farmer-to-consumer direct marketing - selected states, 1979-80.

Article Title:: Statistical bulletin - United States Dept. of Agriculture.
Author:: Henderson, P.L.
View in NAL's Catalog:: AGE82919893
Format:: Article

13. Potential for expanded sales of locally grown produce - a case study of the Chattanooga, Tennessee market area.

Article Title:: Southern cooperative series bulletin.
Author:: Adrian, J.L. Jr.
View in NAL's Catalog:: AGE82920376
Format:: Article

14. Direct marketing of fruits and vegetables in Tennessee.

Article Title:: Tennessee farm and home science - Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station.
Author:: Brooker, J.R.
View in NAL's Catalog:: AGE82920405
Format:: Article

15. The fresh connection keeps farmers and chefs in touch.

Article Title:: Rural enterprise.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND88053705
Format:: Article

16. Where to find pick-your-own fruits and vegetables in New Jersey.

Article Title:: Leaflet - Cooperative Extension Service, Cook College, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND88038059
Format:: Article

17. Roadside marketing requires reviewing laws and regulations.

Article Title:: Rural enterprise.
Author:: Ernst, S.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND88053709
Format:: Article

18. California farmers apply fun and quality in direct marketing.

Article Title:: Rural enterprise.
Author:: Merrill-Corum, V.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND88054048
Format:: Article

19. Display and maintenance of quality for top sales.

Article Title:: Transactions - Illinois State Horticultural Society.
Author:: Blakeley, R.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND87086454
Format:: Article

20. Selling produce at farmers' markets and roadside stands.

Article Title:: Tennessee farm and home science - Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station.
Author:: Eastwood, D.B.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND88014018
Format:: Article

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1. Experience with a pilot farm market; New York State Thruway summer, 1976.

2. Customers' evaluation of farmers' markets in Louisiana.

3. Consumer use and experience with home gardens and produce purchased directly from farmers.

4. Farmer-to-consumer direct marketing: update.

5. Farmer-to-consumer direct marketing in six States.

6. A marketing alternative for fruit and vegetable producers.

7. Farmer-to-consumer direct marketing operations selling fruits and vegetables, New York, 1979.

8. A budgeted analysis of fresh vegetable marketing alternatives.

9. For "pick-your-own" operations - computing production costs of fruits and vegetables.

10. The potential impact of direct-marketing policies on the economic viability of small fruit and vegetable farms in California.

11. Selected characteristics of direct marketing businesses, six counties, New York, 1976.

12. Farmer-to-consumer direct marketing - selected states, 1979-80.

13. Potential for expanded sales of locally grown produce - a case study of the Chattanooga, Tennessee market area.

14. Direct marketing of fruits and vegetables in Tennessee.

15. The fresh connection keeps farmers and chefs in touch.

16. Where to find pick-your-own fruits and vegetables in New Jersey.

17. Roadside marketing requires reviewing laws and regulations.

18. California farmers apply fun and quality in direct marketing.

19. Display and maintenance of quality for top sales.

20. Selling produce at farmers' markets and roadside stands.