The South Haven area has a rich, 150-year-old agricultural history as the Southwest Michigan Fruit Belt, the largest non-citrus fruit producing region in North America. It includes the legacy of Liberty Hyde Bailey, America’s father of horticulture and founder of the Michigan Pomological Society (later named Michigan Horticultural Society). He was born in South Haven.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Olga Bonfiglio: News: South Haven Promotes Agricultural Sustainability
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