- Bloom to Boom: Flower Farm Profitability
- Flower Seed Starting Fundamentals
- Choosing Carrots: A Guide to Varieties You Will Dig
- Tomato Innovation: Breeding & Trialing for Your Finest Harvest
- Pepper Picks: Bells & Jalapeños
- New Flowers for 2024
- New for 2024: Veggies & Herbs
- Veggie Remix: Bring New Flavors & Colors into Your Garden
- Irrigation Systems & Methods
- Flower Growing in Southern States
- Jang Seeder: How to Maximize Its Potential
- Fundamentals of Cucumber Grafting
- One-Cut Lettuces • Insights & Techniques for Small Farms
- Tomato Variety Trends • How Breeding Influences Your Seed Selection
- New for 2023 • Vegetables & Herbs
- New for 2023 • Flowers & Floral Supplies
- Cover Cropping for Field & Garden with Collin Thompson
- Growing Under Cover with Niki Jabbour
- Learning Resources: Climate Adaptation for Vegetable & Flower Farmers
- Baby Leaf Greens: 12 Picks for Market Growers
- Tomatoes • 10 Unsung Heroes
- Peppers • Mostly Sweet with a Touch of Heat
- New for 2022 • Our Top Selections for You
- Producer Cooperatives for Small-Scale Farmers
- Beat the Heat • Lettuce & Specialty Greens for Southern Growers
- Top-Performing Pumpkins for the Market Garden
- Overwinter Flowers • How to extend your growing season with cold-hardy annuals
- Slow Flowers Floral Forecast
- Fundamentals of Tomato Grafting
Lettuce & Greens for Southern Growers
Welcome to Learning Resources for our Lettuce & Specialty Greens Webinar for Southern Growers, a set of materials from the webinar plus additional resources on this topic from Johnny's Research & Trialing team.
OVERVIEW: Growing lettuce and greens in high heat is not easy. Join Johnny's Commercial Sales Representatives for Southern growers as they share solutions for heat-related issues, addressing common problems, diverse production systems, and useful tools and supplies.
The team also provides details on lettuce and specialty greens varieties that are well-adapted and proven performers in high-heat settings.
Get grower insights on successful production from individual farmers growing these crops in Southern regions, as well as findings from a recent University of Georgia lettuce trial.
- Bad Goat Greens (Wetumpka, AL)
- Hearts of Harvest (Athens, GA)
- Heifer Ranch USA (Perryville, AR)
- Rose Creek Farms (Selmer, TN)
Following the presentation, Vegetable Product Techs Daniel Yoder and Rachel Katz join the Southern Territory Reps to take questions and discuss options and practices that can be useful when conditions get torrid or sultry!
The entire presentation runs approximately 1 hour, followed by the Q&A session.