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SPES-189NP

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Eric Bendfeldt, Community Viability Specialist, Virginia Cooperative Extension

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Amy’s Organic Garden
Amy’s Garden has been growing and selling great organic produce and cut flowers since 1995. What began as an ambitious backyard garden quickly blossomed into a full-time farming career for husband and wife team Amy Hicks & George Ferguson. Nowadays, with the help of a dedicated team of seasonal employees they grow an amazingly diverse selection of specialty vegetables, small fruits and cut flowers on their organic farm in historic Charles City county, VA.

The farm has been Certified Organic since 2000. Amy’s Garden sells their USDA Certified Organic produce and flowers at local farmers' markets in Richmond and Williamsburg and offers the only Certified Organic CSA option in the area.
In this video, Amy shares how they started into farming and managed their resources early on in their operation.


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Publication Date

January 24, 2020