"Matthew, thanks again I got the rasberries planted and they look good. I soaked them before planting them and I think that they will all make it."
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Another farm in trouble
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Farm work isn't just what you see on the massive monocultures on TV, cutting thousands of heads of lettuce, or picking strawberries all day. A diverse farm like ours has many jobs that you can't…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Patricia P. Tursi Jun 7, 2011.
Japanese Beatles deterents
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We have been plagued with the japanese beatles now for a few years. Recently I began reading on the Milky Spore Virus as a deterent against them. We ordered enough of this stuff for our yard and one…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bill Buron Jul 11, 2010.
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SPRINGFIELD ORGANIC GARDENING CLUB at Library Center
March 28, 2013 from 7pm to 8:30pm
The Springfield Organic Gardening Club will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday March 28 at 7:00 pm in the Auditorium of the Library Center at 4653 S. Campbell. The topic will be a general discussion of "Organic Procedures and Techniques". Anyone interested in gardening is invited. Follow us on Facebook or e-mail at spfogc@gmail.comSee More
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Just In Case
My wife and I visited the Just In Case store on S Campbel this Mornilng. Its quite nice. I even learned a few things during the visit. Had the oppurnity to talk with Vincent David Jerico while we were there. While we didn't buy anything on this trip I think I will go back and pick up a few things on anoather visit.
Posted on November 14, 2012 at 3:57pm
Propagation Box
I was talking with Galin yesterday during the seed swap and the conversation turned to how we start seed. After telling him about our low cost propagation box he asked me if I would share it. Our setup is in our home made greenhouse and it consist of a single sliding glass door that we have mounted to a wooden box creating a cold frame. This box is lined with scraps of aluminum backed insulaton and the bottom has alot of drain holes in it. Everything to this point was collected for…
ContinuePosted on April 4, 2011 at 10:19am
Seed Swap
Thank you Aubree for hosting the Well fed Neighbor Seed Swap yesterday at the Library Center. My wife, Carolyn, and I had a good time meeting with so many people we had not yet met in person. While the swap was not attended by as many as we had hoped, we did get some nice seed and Carolyn was particulary excited by the Jeruslim Artichoke we got from Lincoln. We were also able to share some of our seeds and we hope that they work well for everyone that we traded with. Hope we can do…
ContinuePosted on April 4, 2011 at 9:24am
How Small is To Small
I got into a conversation with another member of this forum the other day about what makes a Farmer. I say that anyone that sells crops or animals for profit on any size plot of land could call themselfs a farmer. Its my contentions that the Devers Family in Calif that feed themselfs and sell $20,000 worth of produce on 1/3 of an acre are Farmers for sure. My friend says no you need many acers of land and part time raising of crops or animals for sale would not make you a farmer. He says… Continue
Posted on December 30, 2010 at 9:35am — 2 Comments
Comment Wall (17 comments)
- At 9:06am on January 10, 2012,
Matthew Groves said… Come to the woodworking dark side, Bill.
No dust mask, no earplugs, no safety glasses. I can hear music as the shavings pile up.
- At 8:40am on January 10, 2012, Matthew Groves said…
Nice to see another woodworker.
- At 7:59am on August 6, 2011,
Linda Wilson said… - Thanks Bill. The rain yesterday was music to my ears, and I am hopeful to see my beans popping up soon. I was able to keep 5 of my 10 tomato plants gratefully, my favorite heirloom, Brandywine survived. I am hopeful since I planted them late, that I will have at least some salsa to can. In my family, the supply usually only holds out until Christmas anyway!!There's got to be some cooler sunny days ahead and fall crops to plant!! Yay!!
- At 3:01pm on August 4, 2011, Linda Wilson said…
- thanks for the advice, I know I am not alone!!
- At 3:00pm on August 4, 2011, Linda Wilson said…
- spent a long time in my garden today, taking back the straw and raking and aerating around the plants(the ones that haven't died!) planted some more bush beans and watered and dressed the rows with organic fertilizer/enricher. This is a new spot and has never been farmed before, so I have a long way to go !! At least the weather was nice today until about noon, so I feel I made headway!!
- At 9:54am on April 23, 2011,
Aubree Taylor said… - Congratulations on being winner 1,811 in the 10,000 Gardens Challenge!
- At 7:41am on March 26, 2011, Aubree Taylor said…
- Thanks Bill. I will let you know how they turn out. Hope you have a productive year!
- At 8:46am on March 25, 2011, Aubree Taylor said…
- Love hearing about your garden. My Clyde's garden planner says start peppers indoors today for our region. I'm going to give it a shot.
- At 3:31pm on May 7, 2010,
colleen donham said… - where are the farmers markets
- At 7:57am on May 1, 2010, Dwight Reel said…
- I tried to sign in but I couldn't
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