Dr. Albert Ayeni of Rutgers Department of Plant Biology summarized ongoing work of our Ethnic Crop Research Group exploring new crops for the diverse ethnic populations of the Garden State and beyond in an article published on HortDaily.com during the summer.
According to Ayeni, “Ethnic (or Exotic) crops present new opportunities for growers, produce marketers and consumers in New Jersey (NJ) and the Mid-Atlantic.”
As the season comes to an end and you have some more time to read, learn about four crops that Ayeni finds especially interesting at “Ethnic Crops Present New Opportunities for Growers in NJ and Mid-Atlantic”.
