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In a Nutshell: Rob Faux and Mark Quee wondered: Does the immediate proximity of annual flowers that support pollinators improve the productivity of nearby cucurbit crops? Quee tested the effect...

...Clifton’s and Quee’s because they had replicated and randomized experimental designs (Figure A1).   

Results and Discussion 

Mark Quee’s sprouting broccoli prior to harvest. Photo taken June 2025. Figure...

In a Nutshell: Hannah Breckbill, Roxane Mitten, Mark Quee, and Kyle Maxwell & Kate Solko trialed newly developed snap pea variety SL3123 against the old favorite Sugar Ann.  Key Findings...

...having given me a large change in knowledge.” Quee Quee’s experiment was originally scheduled for a summer broccoli succession, but like at Edwards’, all broccoli amended with blood meal mysteriously...

...Lavender, the only purple variety trialed, produced minimal harvests at Hegmann & Kerns’ and Quee’s.   Cauliflower in a trial plot at Sundog Farm. Photo taken August 20, 2023. Background Cooperators...

...the Early transplanted treatment. Quee found no differences in yield between any of his four treatments. Quee also tracked the number of marketable “heads” or individual spinach plants in his...

...and Mark Quee compared the use of a living mulch with either rye straw or landscape fabric. Based on previous observations, both farmers hypothesized that pepper yield would be lower...

...and highest fresh-yielding reps for McGary and Quee (Tables 4, 5). Quee commented on how much he liked Blush, that it yielded well, tasted good, and was an attractive pink...

This research was funded by Ceres Trust. In a Nutshell: Carmen & Maja Black and Helaina Thompson, Mark Quee and Jon Yagla wanted to test new basil varieties bred for...

...successions to shed light on whether or not they should consider adjusting their planting dates. This research includes two varieties that were tested by Mark Quee (Scattergood Farm) and Shanti...