Public Field Day at BEJO SEEDS, August 30 and 31, 2011
PUBLIC FIELD DAY at BEJO SEEDS, August 30 and 31
BEJO SEEDS will host their annual FIELD DAYS at their Research and Demonstration Farm on the intersection of Pre-Emption Road and Healey Road in Geneva, NY on August 30 and 31, starting at 10 am. The Field Days will feature a wide selection of vegetables for Northeastern Vegetable Growers, from Aspargus to Zucchini and everything in between, in both conventional and organic seed.
The focus in the Home and Market Garden is on specialty vegetables, such as fennel, endive, leek, radish, Chinese cabbage, colored carrots, tomatoes, parsley, onions, shallots, and much, much more. The commercial trials feature larger plantings of various crops to reflect the growing conditions in large commercial fields. Here, visitors can walk into the plots and cut produce at will to judge uniformity and productivity of the varieties on display.
BEJO staff will explain the advantages and culinary characteristics of the featured varieties, and are available to provide growing tips and marketing advice. Visitors are encouraged to experience the vegetables by handling, cutting, smelling and tasting them, and taking some for experimenting at home.
Several seed dealers will participate in the Field Days. SEEDWAY, Johnny’s Selected Seeds and High Mowing Seeds will be present to demonstrate the best of the BEJO assortment and some of their own varieties. Other beds will feature comparison plantings that highlight the differences between Open Pollinated and Hybrid varieties.
Several plantings of cover crops for vegetable growers will be included in the demonstration gardens, and representatives will be available to advise visitors about the advantages of the various cover crops.
Equipment demonstrations include the use of small scale equipment, such as rotary harrows, spaders, and small tractor-mounted seeders and several types of single row push-seeders.
A light lunch and refreshments will be served on August 30. For more information, driving directions and to reserve a spot for lunch call BEJO SEEDS at 315-789-4155.
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The Mission Team at our church met yesterday( Central Square Community Church, UCC). One idea was to hand out pumpkin or squash seeds at our local pantry( Divine Mercy, Central Square).
The idea included other folks planting these seeds to donate finished product o the Food Pantry.
I thought I would find out if you have a program that encourages others to do this.
Looking forward to your reply.
Blessings,
Dean