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I am sorry to have this rant, I might not even post this.. I most likely will and I am sure I will lose a reader or two.. but I have to write this.. If you live in an apartment or a tiny condo in the city, you can be many things.. You can be […]
I Yield I Yield LOL
Ok, its just going on record that we are going to be “in just in time mode” on most things this year. Let me give a example.. we have pulled at least a hundred or two wild parsnips but then we needed to focus on this or that.. and suddenly this week, we are like.. […]
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Things I need to move from one area to another-re garden
I need to dig out another ten wild violets plants from the food forest and move them into spots in the main garden. I need to dig up twelve red and twelve white clover plants from the buffer zones and move … 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
Posted in gardens
Tagged Frugal, Garden, garden reports 2013, gardens, Planting fodder crops
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Garden Update May 18th-25th
Costs in the garden outputs this week- 36 Total Garden Outputs (including seeds/plants) for 2013- 468.15 dollars Total Garden imputes in terms of harvest for 2013-746.91 Currently = In the good by 278.76 Total Garden impute in terms of free, gifted … Continue reading
Garden Friday Report May 8th to 16th 2013
Well, Its a good thing I am writing things down in the farm book to help keep track of these things for this post but wow, I can see that in true harvest time, this is going to be a … Continue reading
Garden Friday Report May 8th to 16th 2013
Well, Its a good thing I am writing things down in the farm book to help keep track of these things for this post but wow, I can see that in true harvest time, this is going to be a … Continue reading
A Walk-about..
First off, I am thrilled to say that my goose lady, let me know that the goslings have hatched, now to see if the sex’s I want are there, that will take a few days to be sure of.. So … Continue reading
Posted in gardens
Tagged Burdock, Garden, mushrooms, Mushrooms in straw, New rabbit kits, Victory gardening
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Thank you -Dear Reader!! What a great seedy surprise in my mail box!
I got the mail yesterday and wow! did I get mail! a lovely smaller package awaited me but what was inside.. promise.. promise of new life.. yup.. Seeds! O but not any seeds, these are old fashion heritage seeds, most … Continue reading
Posted in gardens
Tagged Bean seeds, Garden, Gift from regular reader of the blog, old hertiage seeds
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First Big Load of our Winter Straw has arrived!
I am thrilled that our straw area has been filled up with nice big seven foot large square bales of good quality straw, while I do like the filled bags of wood shavings for certain things and I perfer them … Continue reading
Posted in Critters, farm
Tagged Deep Pack Bedding, Garden, Overwintering Carrots under mulch, Straw bedding, Straw Mulch
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Corn Harvest has started..
Well, its certainly not as good as normal but we are going to get about 220 cobs of corn that is around eight or so inches long and mostly filled, three different kinds, which will give me around four bushels … Continue reading
