The Dykemans use peanut butter on electric fencing to deter deer from their pumpkins, emphasizing how cost analysis and creative solutions play a significant role in their farming strategy.
In New York, pumpkins are cultivated on 4,300 acres with an estimated value of $10 million, highlighting the agricultural importance of this crop in the region.
While most of Illinois's pumpkins are processed for pie filling, the majority of New York's pumpkins, particularly the Howden variety, are used for decorative purposes in homes and businesses.
Pumpkin prices vary greatly in New York, with a substantial difference observed between local pumpkin patches and grocery stores, showcasing the diverse market dynamics for this seasonal product.
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