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Producer's Perspective

Farmer Blog Series

Growing Garlic in North Dakota: A Fall Tradition for a Flavorful Harvest

Two Toque Acres

Discover how to choose the right varieties, time your planting perfectly, and use a blanket of mulch to ensure a flavorful, abundant summer harvest that thrives in North Dakota soil.

Vendor Show Season Is Here: How I'm Preparing for a Successful Booth

HomeSpun Chick

Want to turn your vendor space into a money-maker? Karey Wolfe of HomeSpun Chick spills her secrets on how to draw people in, make them comfortable, and turn curious lookers into repeat customers.

From Goat Kids to Customer Connections

Dakota Pygoras

Discover how Dakota Pygoras turned adorable baby goats into a unique farm experience that keeps visitors coming back for more (and buying fiber!).

Online Marketing for the Modern Farm

Esther's Acres

A thriving farm needs more than just great produce—it needs a strong online presence. This quick digital marketing guide from Desiree Carlson, farmer of Esther's Acres, can help you create a simple plan to connect with customers and grow your business!

A never ending harvest…

North Star Farms

North Star Farms, Marvin Baker, writes about how they preserve their extra produce by canning it to sell at the market or enjoy themselves! Read more for canning tips & tricks.

No Bull! at Gardendwellers Farm & Ranch

Gardendwellers Farm & Ranch

Going back into our archived articles to share this great piece about Apryl Mawby’s experience taking an artificial insemination course to learn how to AI her own cows! Read all about it below.

Creating a Pollinator Paradise & Increasing Beneficial Habitat

Exit 44 Flowers

Check out our April Producer's Perspective blog post from Alyssa, owner of Exit 44 Flowers and More. Read how Alyssa increased the pollinator population on her flower farm.

Winter Planning Season on Twisted Carrot Farm

Twisted Carrot Farm

We are excited to share the first story in our new Producer's Perspective blog series! Read how Jill Patterson takes the winter months to prepare for the growing season ahead at her farm in Northwood, ND.

Planting in Winter in Hopes of Spring Blooms

Bogie's Blooms

Shari with Bogie's Blooms shares how their high tunnel investment allowed them to plant ultra early and consistently grow high-quality, season extending blooms despite extreme cold and unpredictable spring weather.

Achieving Organic Dreams With FARRMS and OCIA by Your Side

FARRMS Staff

Ready to make the switch to organic farming? FARRMS and OCIA have teamed up to bring you a wealth of resources!

Planting the Seeds of the Future: Welcoming 6 New Sustainable Farmers

FARRMS Staff

Meet the newest wave of sustainable farmers in North Dakota! Learn how this hands-on program is helping graduates of the 2025 Farm Beginnings course grow resilient farms and a stronger local food system.

How to Overwinter Honey Bees in North Dakota

The Pasture

Read how the Baumbachs overwinter their honey bees at The Pasture in eastern North Dakota!

FARRMS Food System Internship Ends for the Season!

Jenna Nieters & Interns

Learn what was involved in the Food System Internship Program and hear from our three interns, Alex, Hope, and Michele, about their experiences!

Shop Local, Eat Global: Experience the World at Fargo's Global Harvest International Farmer’s Market

Eric Hegg

The Global Harvest International Farmer’s Market is launching its soft opening in July 2024! Read how they are bringing locally-grown, globally-known vegetable varieties directly to the Fargo community.

Marbleseed Reflections from Mason J. Berube

Mason J. Berube

This month we asked conference support recipient, Mason, to share a reflection about his experience at the Marbleseed Organic Conference last month! Read his thoughtful response.

FARRMS' Busy Month of Food, Farms, and Community Connections

FARRMS Staff

September was jam packed! Catch up on the three FARRMS events that brought together farmers, food lovers, and community leaders.

A Guide to Foraging Wild Greens in North Dakota

Stephanie Blumhagen

Ever wonder what delicious wild edibles are hiding in North Dakota's fields, pastures, and even your own backyard?

How to Extend Your Gardening Season in North Dakota (Yes, It’s Totally Possible!)

Beagle Hill Permaculture Farm

Do you think gardening in North Dakota ends with the first frost? Think again. Paul Lepp of Beagle Hill Permaculture Farm shares practical strategies to help gardeners grow earlier in spring and harvest later into fall. No greenhouse required, just smart timing and a few simple tools.

Whole Farm Planning For The 21st Century

FARRMS Staff

FARRMS staff, Jake Callander & Stephanie Blumhagen, attended a training in Wooster, Ohio to learn how to integrate childcare, healthcare, and health insurance into farm planning.

A Season of Growth and Connection

FARRMS Staff

FARRMS’ staff had a busy summer! From farm tours and farmers markets to delicious food, August was a month filled with activity. As our summer comes to a close, we are reflecting on all that we accomplished.

‘Ewe’ better believe it…It’s Lambing Season!

Family Roots Farm

This month's Producer's Perspective blog post is brought to you by the cutest lambs from Jen Skoog, owner & FarmHer of Family Roots Farm. You won't want to miss this one!

Vermicomposting on Nature's Roots Farm

Nature's Roots Farm

Check out our second Producer's Perspective blog post from Nature's Roots Farm owner, Jake Callander! Read how Jake incorporated vermicomposting on his farm and how it has improved the quality of his soil.

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