Page Title: Ask an Expert | Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers

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Page Text: Presented by Nicole D’Agata Painted Tulip LLC Your farm has grown. It’s no longer cost effective nor efficient to use human labor for all Field work. Where do you go from here? I will explore different options to help you mechanize your farm, from small- to mid-sized equipment; from hand-run equipment like the paper chain planting system to different-sized tractor options. The Painted Tulip Flower Farm is one and half acre cut flower farm in Vermont, which began with all human labor. Over the years I have slowly mechanized to make farming easier and more efficient. My farm is no-till, through which I have built up my soil from gravel to soil with good humate levels. I still use people to weed and plant. I look forward to share options and answering questions. Zoom instructions will be emailed to members on the day of the event. A recording of this session will be archived in Members Only. Crop Planning and Succession 8:00 p.m. EST Presented by Jeanie McKewan Whether you are growing for markets, grocery stores, floral designers, or your farmstand, you want a bright mix of flowers all season long. In an attempt to demystify succession planting, Jeanie McKewan, former owner of Brightflower Farm, will take you through the steps of planning your crop to make sure you have all the flowers you need and want throughout the season. Zoom instructions will be emailed to members on the day of the event. A recording of this session will be archived in Members Only. PREVIOUS 2022 PRESENTATIONS:

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