Farmer’s markets in Kentucky may see a delay in produce this season due to an extraordinarily cold winter, according to Meredith Hall, Agriculture Agent for Crittenden County. Planting in that area is two weeks behind schedule and cold weather crops like lettuce, broccoli, and Brussels sprouts, may be late to market. Warm days in the 80s have caused some plants like broccoli to bolt, or flower early, ruining the crops. [WKMS]Harvest Calendars
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