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Four rows of field tomatoes with vine crops growing nearby. Farm buildings and a house are in the background against a blue sky.

Commercial Vegetable Resources

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Cornell’s Elizabeth Buck on left with several growers looking at potted specimens of different pigweed species in a row at a summer on-farm twilight meeting.

Pest Management

Ground level view of rows of lettuce and zucchini growing within a high tunnel. Row cover has been pulled back, leaving the ribs of the hoops over the crops.

Greenhouse & Tunnels

Ground level view looking up a row of peas planted between two rows of lettuce on an urban farm. Rich brown soil can be seen between the crop rows.

Wash station on a farm featuring easy to wash table surfaces, heads of lettuce upside down in orange plastic crates, and other wash crates stored on shelves rather than on the ground.

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Several rows of lettuce, two greenhouses, and row cover over crops on an urban farm. A brick building is in the background.

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