Farm stands thrive as culture changes (access required)

By: John O'Connell September 27, 2018 Comments Off

Payette farmer Galen Crawford has made a good living by selling melons, squash and pumpkins to major retailers, such as Walmart, Albertsons and WinCo Foods. This year, however, Crawford has placed greater emphasis on removing the middleman, selling more produce directly to customers through an expanded farm stand. Officials with the Idaho State Department of Agriculture say ...

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Farm stands thrive as culture changes

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