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Fall Crop planting and spring crop harvesting..
Well, its that time of the year, while parts of the garden, like spuds, corn and squash are going strong in their own area’s there are many others that are either ready for harvest or ready to have their area … Continue reading
The squash bed update! and round bale plantings..
I’m going to let the photos speak for themselves, another day or two and I am going to have my first of my summer squash!
Pea Season has arrived.. well the first crop anyway..
The early planted pea’s are in full swing at this point in time.. so so yummy, I planted four different kinds this year.. so far, I am really liking this one.. I expect that almost all of these ones will … Continue reading
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Straw Bale Gardens Update and More Planting info..
Ok, so the plants we put out into the round bales last weekend are doing well, they have settled and we are seeing clear new growth on them, this is a very good thing an I have figured out how … Continue reading
Using fresh herbs to help with bruising..
What does Comfry, Lambs ear, violet greens and plaintain have in common! They are all excellent for swelling, bruising and reducing heat and pain.. This has been the spring of the horsefly, I have never seen them this bad and … Continue reading
Garden Report June 8th to 13th..
Costs in the garden outputs this week- 0 Total Garden Outputs (including seeds/plants) for 2013- 468.15 dollars Total Garden imputes in terms of harvest for 2013-1269.84 Currently = In the good by 801.69 Total Garden impute in terms of free, gifted … Continue reading
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Garden Growing and Harvest Report for -June 1st to 7th 2013
Costs in the garden outputs this week- 0 Total Garden Outputs (including seeds/plants) for 2013- 468.15 dollars Total Garden imputes in terms of harvest for 2013-1127.84 Currently = In the good by 659.69 Total Garden impute in terms of free, gifted … Continue reading
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whimper, o my poor nettle patch..
You see we have a problem, we have had really heavy rains, and we have a full green house.. While the bigger potato patch is up and going.. The newly planted red seed potato’s is underwater.. if it does not … Continue reading
Just another Day on the Farm 