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 Lee Farms

Photos and text by Debbie Roos, Agricultural Extension Agent.

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The greenhouse where tomatoes are grown.

The greenhouse where tomatoes are grown.

 

Hydroponic tomato production, harvested April-July.

Hydroponic tomato production, harvested April-July.

 

tomato cluster

Makes you want to break out the bread and mayo, doesn't it?

 

Donna Lee sells tomatoes at the market

Donna restocks tomatoes on her all-red table
at the Piedmont Triad Farmers' Market.

 

Donna at market

Donna says her favorite thing about being at the market
is the customers, who often bring a smile to her face.

 

Jimmy fills the hopper with fertilizer before planting sweet corn.

Jimmy fills the hopper with fertilizer before planting sweet corn.

 

Jimmy spreads fertilizer before planting sweet corn.

Jimmy spreads fertilizer before planting sweet corn.

 

A young sweet corn crop (foreground)

A young sweet corn crop (foreground)
grows alongside developing tobacco.

 

Sweet corn ready for harvest.

Sweet corn ready for harvest.

 

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This page last updated January 16, 2006.

 

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