Asian vegetables grown during trial at local Texas A&M AgriLife facility donated to East Texas Food Bank
The future of local farmers markets and produce sections could include a lot more bok choy, red mustard greens and other Asian vegetables.
Last month it was announced that the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service have teamed up for a yearlong trial to examine the feasibility and possible benefits of growing Asian vegetables in Texas. The trial is being held at four AgriLife facilities across the state.
(Read more from Tyler Morning Telegraph)