FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

Market Reports from Agricultural Marketing Service of the USDA
(Some of these reports are issued on a seasonal basis only.)

• South Carolina Farmer's Market
• North Carolina Farmer's Market
• Vegetable FOB Report-Columbia, SC
• Fruit FOB Report-Thomasville, GA
• Vegetable FOB Report--Thomasville, GA
• South Carolina Vegetable Report
• South Carolina Onion and Potato Report
• South Carolina Nuts Report
• South Carolina Miscellaneous Herb Report
• South Carolina Subtropical Fruit Report
• South Carolina Miscellaneous Oriental Vegetables Report
• Raleigh, NC Fruit FOB
• Ashville, NC Fruit FOB
• Columbia, SC Terminal Fruit
• Atlanta Terminal Fruit
• National Shipping Point Fruit Trends
• National Shipping Point Vegetable Trends
• National Fruit FOB Summary
• National Vegetable FOB Summary
• National Truck Rate & Availability Report

More reports from the USDA

• Fruit and Tree Nuts Situation & Outlook
• Vegetables and Specialties Situation & Outlook

Other Resources

• Fruit and vegetable enterprise budgets from Clemson University
• BUDSYS - interactive budget generator from Clemson
• S. C. Farm Facts
• S.C. Commercial Vegetable Variety Recommendations
• S.C. Foundation Seed Association
• Clemson University Home & Garden Information Center
• Clemson University Vegetable Research Reports
• Clemson University Ornamental Horticulture Programs
• South Carolina Department of Agriculture
• Floriculture Crops Briefing Room - USDA
• Virginia Extension Commercial Greenhouse, Nursery & Landscape Resources
• Virginia Extension Fruit & Vegetable Resources
• Sustainable Vegetable Production in the South, from North Carolina State University.
• Vegetable Press - newsletter for commercial vegetable growers from Mississippi State
• Facts for Fancy Fruit newsletter from Purdue University.
• Vegetable Crops Hotline newsletter from Purdue University.
• Direct Farm Marketing and Tourism Handbook  from University of Arizona
• USDA - Farmer Direct Marketing resources

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