Tag Archive for: Value Added Agriculture

Pickled okra

Beyond Fresh: A Food Processing Guide for Texas Farmers

School cafeteria fruit bar.USDA

New Markets for Your Crops

transferring produce from the cooler to a truck using a tractor and forklift

Tips for Selling to Aggregators/Grower Marketing Coops

Oats, barley, and some products made from them

Adding Value to Farm Products: An Overview

Farm Branding: Selling Your Products Through Story

Market Gardening: A Start Up Guide

bottle of safflower oil

Oilseed Processing for Small-Scale Producers

Direct Marketing

Direct Marketing

manure in a wheelbarrow

Marketing Manure: A Value-Added Product for Small Operations

Connecting with the Customer

Before I get into another blog post on farm marketing, I need to tell you that I am a dreamer. I was the high school kid who participated in mock government and wrote bills to solve all the county’s issues. I went into the Peace Corps. I’ve only ever held a job working with and for the public and nonprofit sectors. Somewhere, deep inside of me, hidden beneath veneers of humor and rational thinking, is an optimist.
By Daniel Prial, NCAT Community Food Specialist

Tag Archive for: Value Added Agriculture

Pickled okra

Beyond Fresh: A Food Processing Guide for Texas Farmers

School cafeteria fruit bar.USDA

New Markets for Your Crops

transferring produce from the cooler to a truck using a tractor and forklift

Tips for Selling to Aggregators/Grower Marketing Coops

Oats, barley, and some products made from them

Adding Value to Farm Products: An Overview

Farm Branding: Selling Your Products Through Story

Market Gardening: A Start Up Guide

bottle of safflower oil

Oilseed Processing for Small-Scale Producers

Direct Marketing

Direct Marketing

manure in a wheelbarrow

Marketing Manure: A Value-Added Product for Small Operations

Connecting with the Customer

Before I get into another blog post on farm marketing, I need to tell you that I am a dreamer. I was the high school kid who participated in mock government and wrote bills to solve all the county’s issues. I went into the Peace Corps. I’ve only ever held a job working with and for the public and nonprofit sectors. Somewhere, deep inside of me, hidden beneath veneers of humor and rational thinking, is an optimist.
By Daniel Prial, NCAT Community Food Specialist