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by Pam Dawling (Author)
Grow a profitable, resilient vegetable farm on just a few acres with this fully revised, year-round guide. Learn the best ways to plan, plant, and harvest abundant, high-quality crops in any climate, maximize yields, and manage your market garden like a seasoned professional.
Whether you're starting out or expanding an established farm, this updated edition gives you the confidence, strategies, and practical tools to run a sustainable, efficient, and profitable vegetable enterprise. Packed with step-by-step guidance, it's the book you'll return to year after year.
Master every aspect of market farming:
- Plan and organize your farm for maximum efficiency and profit
- Use climate-smart techniques and season extension strategies
- Manage pests, diseases, and weeds organically with integrated approaches
- Improve soil health with regenerative practices
- Grow a wide range of vegetables with detailed cultivation guides
- Optimize sowing, crop rotation, succession planting, harvest, and storage.
Written for beginning growers, aspiring market gardeners, and experienced farmers, this guide provides the confidence and know-how to produce abundant, high-quality crops sustainably.
About the Author
Pam Dawling brings over 40 years of sustainable vegetable production experience, including 14 years of hoophouse growing. She is the author of the bestselling Sustainable Market Farming, contributing editor to Growing for Market, and a sought-after speaker at sustainable agriculture conferences. She blogs weekly at sustainablemarketfarming.com and consults with new and beginning farmers. Pam managed Twin Oaks community farm in Virginia for 25 years, feeding 100 people year-round.Start growing smarter, more resilient vegetables today and elevate your market farm to its full potential.
Author Biography
Pam Dawling has been farming and mentoring emerging growers in sustainable vegetable production in a variety of climates for over four decades. She was the garden manager at Twin Oaks Community ecovillage for 25 years, where she was responsible for training the garden crew and providing tasty, fresh, organic seasonal produce for 100 people year-round from only 3.5 acres. Pam regularly does consultancy work for new and beginning farmers, and is in demand as a presenter at sustainable agriculture conferences and events. She is a contributing editor with Growing for Market magazine and writes a popular weekly blog at www.sustainablemarketfarming.com. Pam is the author of the original edition of Sustainable Market Farming, as well as The Year-Round Hoophouse. She lives in Louisa, Virginia.
