The Produce Section at Horse Progress Days (HPD) has become a major attraction, drawing produce enthusiasts and growers from all over. As this section grows each
year, it continues to offer valuable insights and hands-on learning for those interested in both field and greenhouse production. Growers today face various challenges, from
managing soil health and pest control to navigating unpredictable weather conditions, but HPD provides a collaborative environment for learning from experienced growers
and soil consultants alike.
While tomatoes, especially those grown in heated greenhouses and high tunnels, will again be featured at HPD 2025, attendees can expect a range of other in-season
produce on display, including onions, peppers, and more. These displays highlight the diversity of produce that can be cultivated effectively with the right knowledge and resources. Demonstrations cover best practices in greenhouse management, pest and disease prevention, and efficient soil care, providing practical takeaways for every
grower, from novice to seasoned.
Cushman Creek Supply, dedicated to helping small farmers achieve success, will also be on-site to answer questions and offer guidance. Their focus on nutritious,
high-quality crops align with the event’s mission to promote sustainable and productive farming practices. Whether you’re a small-scale grower or simply interested in the latest advancements in produce farming, the HPD Produce Section is an excellent opportunity to learn about high-yield techniques and practical solutions from experts and fellow farmers.