30 June 2009
A Cutworm Fence: protecting row crops from cutworm damage
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Putting physical barriers, such as tin-foil or paper collars, around transplants is a common method of controlling cutworm damage . As immat...
26 June 2009
Garden Tour
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My how the garden grows! Rainbow after a thunder shower only 10 days ago... The view from the kitchen table this morning. There's a lot ...
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23 June 2009
Going Crackers
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All winter long I have the luxury of baking and cooking throughout the day, since we spend more of our time indoors, than out. Come summer, ...
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22 June 2009
Makin' hay while the sun shines
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That's the trick around here, in a humid climate there are short weather windows. The best quality hay, and the highest protein hay, is...
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18 June 2009
If only I had known the trouble I had sown...
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Organic and Ecological gardening relies heavily on an intact bio-sphere of pests and their natural predators. There are literally hundreds o...
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16 June 2009
What to do when things go wrong?
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Good planning, preparation and preventative measures are the best insurance of good health and success in the garden and in the barn. But, e...
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08 June 2009
The market garden
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We are growing a 1/4 acre market garden this year, specializing in peas and beans. It is a good crop for us to grow in new ground, with lim...
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04 June 2009
Hand Weeding
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Hand weeding can be a big chore in the early garden. In my first few gardens, the weeds always got away on me, and I have since learned that...
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