Anna from NHCSR here.
I'm gonna start sticking these field reports into the Serious Grower feed during the growing season to give you some real-time reports from our extension specialists in New England, New York, and the Mid-Atlantic states, sometimes our friends to the north.
Because one of the very best things about being in this field is how much my colleagues love to connect and share information.
I'm very truly blessed.
Find photos on our Instagram, @seriousgrower, and look for links to resources from Extension Education in your region in the show notes.
Pay close attention to where some of these reports are coming from because we'll be covering a very wide region.
And reach out if you need help connecting with your local Extension specialist wherever you are.
We will get you hooked up with the right expert in your area.
So we're gonna start out with the most time-sensitive reports from what folks are seeing out on commercial vegetable farms, then some more deep dives and recommendations to summarize some of the most common issues folks are talking about this year.
I will take care to specify when I'm talking about tunnel-grown crops, otherwise assume I'm talking about open culture.
Okay, top-line reports for June 10th, 2026.
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Anna from NHCSR here.
I'm gonna start sticking these field reports into the Serious Grower feed during the growing season to give you some real-time reports from our extension specialists in New England, New York, and the Mid-Atlantic states, sometimes our friends to the north.
Because one of the very best things about being in this field is how much my colleagues love to connect and share information.
I'm very truly blessed.
Find photos on our Instagram, @seriousgrower, and look for links to resources from Extension Education in your region in the show notes.
Pay close attention to where some of these reports are coming from because we'll be covering a very wide region.
And reach out if you need help connecting with your local Extension specialist wherever you are.
We will get you hooked up with the right expert in your area.
So we're gonna start out with the most time-sensitive reports from what folks are seeing out on commercial vegetable farms, then some more deep dives and recommendations to summarize some of the most common issues folks are talking about this year.
I will take care to specify when I'm talking about tunnel-grown crops, otherwise assume I'm talking about open culture.
Okay, top-line reports for June 10th, 2026.