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Harvest Hastings

Harvest Hastings

Video Farmer to Farmer Workshop Growing Asparagus

 On June 16,2012 Jack Ketcheson led a Harvest Hastings workshop on growing asparagus at J. & B. Farm on Fish and Game Club Road in Quinte West.
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