National Farmers Market Week shapes Southern West Virginia
The first full week of July marks National Farmers Market Week celebrating fresh produce and farm goods sold locally. In southern West Virginia four markets exist Summersville Fayetteville Beckley Princeton though Fayetteville in transition with weekend tailgate sales at Princeton Mercer County Courthouse. Local vendors describe markets as close to population centers with competitive prices while state officials promise support through promotions and loans including 110000 for the Charleston Market. MB's Better Blooms near Fayetteville plans a weekend market despite last year’s weak turnout. The Beckley Market has been run since 1990 by Kenneth and Keith Crook after Department of Agriculture ownership past.
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Beckley Farmers Market
Sylvia Webb
Beckley
Keith Crook
Webb
West Virginia
State Department of Agriculture
Summersville
Fayetteville
Princeton
Sid Howard
Mercer County
State Agriculture Department
Bill Bissett
Charleston
Maria Bolinger
Mb’s
Better Blooms
Garten Road
Columbus
Ohio
West Virginia farmers adapt to changing markets in coalfields region
Farmers in West Virginia's southern coalfields retain family operations while diversifying beyond traditional crops. Bill Bissett of the state agriculture department notes the region's agriculture is larger than expected and many farmers shift from staple crops to beef cattle and alternative crops to extend market opportunities amid a short harvest season and ripening July produce.
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West Virginia
Panhandle
Noe
Bill Bissett
West Virginia Department of Agriculture
Department
Lea
New circulation director takes charge at Beckley Newspapers
Mark Bowling named circulation director at Beckley Newspapers succeeds Bobby Binkley who moved to Lafayette Louisiana. Bowling has nine years in the field including Fayette Tribune and Beckley roles. Robert Hammond praises his market knowledge and experience as he remains based in Fayetteville with wife Janie Sears and their four children.
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Mark Bowling
Beckley Newspapers
Bowling
Bobby
Daily Advertiser
Thomson
Lafayette
Binkley
Fayette Tribune
Oak Hill
Robert Hammond
Mark
Hammond
Fayetteville
Janie Sears
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