Interviews

• Chris and John Lyons explain "How to grow Long Gourds".
• Bob MacKenzie tells us how he grew his 1063.5 lb World Record Squash.
• John Lyons shares some insight on "How to Grow Giant Tomatoes".
• Alan Eaton tells us how he grew his 1446 lb World Record Pumpkin.

Articles

• How I Grew My 112.2 lb Canadian Record Cabbage (PDF), by: John Vincent
• How to Grow a Giant Pumpkin (PDF), by: Russ Landry
• Foaming Stump Guidelines (PDF), by: Russ Landry
• A Trip up the Calcium Highway: The Next Chapter, by: Russ Landry
• Photoillustrated Pumpkin Germination Tutorial by Jordan Rivington
• Harry Willemse writes about "Growing Giant Cabbage".
• Jane Hunt explains how she grew her 207.6 lb Watermelon

Files / Downloads

• 2013 OTT Charts (Adobe PDF)
• Top 1000# pumpkins for 2012 (MS Word)
• 2012 List of All-Time Canadian Pumpkins prepared by Phil Hunt (MS Word)
• AGP supplier and contact list, prepared by Russ Landry (Updated 04/24/2007, MS Excel)
• Seed auction price list with charts, prepared by Russ Landry (Updated 03/01/2011, Adobe PDF)
• Ailts-Landry giant pumpkin growth benchmark study, 2007 version (Adobe PDF)
• All-Time List of largest Long Gourds, updated for 2006 (MS Excel)
• Watermelon: Over-the-Top Inches With Estimated Weight
• Top ten list of the heaviest pumpkins grown per province.
• A list of the top 110 giant pumpkins grown in Canada, prepared by Alan Eaton (Plain Text, 2005)
• Daily and weekly pumpkin growth tracker sheets created by Gordon Tanner and George Brooks (MS Excel)

Newsletter Archives

• Spring 2012 (1.2 MB)
• Fall 2011 (1.9 MB)
• Summer 2011 (1.1 MB)
• December 2010 (1.6 MB)
• July 2010 (3.7 MB)
• February 2010 (1.5 MB)
• December 2009 (3.0 MB)
• July 2009 (2.0 MB)
• February 2009 (2.0 MB)
• December 2008 (2.0 MB)
• July 2008 (2.2 MB)
• February 2008 (2.9 MB)
• November 2007 (1.4 MB)
• August 2007 (2.7 MB)
• February 2007 (1.8 MB)
• July 2006 (1.2 MB)
• February 2006 (1.5 MB)
• November 2005 (1.7 MB)
• August 2005 (1.5 MB)

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