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This podcast was done by Greenhouse Management through their Grower Radio Network Podcast In this episode Greenhouse Management talks to CropKing’s horticulturist and greenhouse manager Theodore Huggins. Ted talks about different factors that need to be taken into consideration when selecting potential crops.

This podcast was done by Greenhouse Management through their Grower Radio Network Podcast. In this episode Greenhouse Management Talks to CropKing’s horticulturist and greenhouse manager Theodore Huggins. Ted talks about how to maintain a healthy greenhouse through preventative practices.

This podcast was done by Greenhouse Management through their Grower Radio Network Podcast. In this episode Greenhouse Management Talks to Katie Kern, a CropKing grower from Bradwood Farms. Katie talks about her experience attending a CropKing workshop and how it has helped start their hydroponic produce business. For more information on CropKing’s grower workshop give us a call at 330-302-4203.

This podcast was done by Greenhouse Management through their Grower Radio Network Podcast. In this episode, our commercial sales representative and horticulturalist Maxwell Salinger talks about hydroponic fodder. He goes over what fodder is and how we grow it hydroponically. For more information on CropKing’s Fodder systems give us a call at 330-302-4203.

This podcast was done by Greenhouse Management through their Grower Radio Network Podcast. In this episode, our commercial sales representative and horticulturalist Maxwell Salinger talks about the benefits of using a high tunnel greenhouse for seasonal extension. Maxwell also talks about different crops that you can grow in a high tunnel, as well as the different growing systems used. For more information on a CropKing High Tunnel package give us a call at 330-302-4203.

Establishing a market for your produce is surprisingly easy. By following our guidelines and procedures you can build a solid, steady, and dependable market for your crops. Low-cost, customized marketing and packaging materials are available. Many of our growers find that after several months of production, there's more demand for their crops than they can supply! The following is an excerpt from the November 1987 edition of American Vegetable Grower Magazine entitled Hydroponic Produce Supplements Farm Income.