29 Apr
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What is growing?
Japanese Red Mustard
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Greens – red mustard, collards, Mizuna, Russian kale, spinach and rat tail radish
Root Crops – green onions
Legumes – fresh shelled peas
Plants – squash, zucchini, cucumbers and tomato seedlings
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2017
wanted paper rolls and yogurt cups
27 Apr
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2017
wanted paper rolls and yogurt cups
25 Apr
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Greens – Japanese red mustard, Scarlet kale, green Mizuna and collards
Plants – squash, cucumbers and small quantity of tomato plants.
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2017
wanted paper rolls and yogurt cups
25 Apr
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2017
22 Apr
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What is growing?
Russian Kale
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Greens – red mustard, collards, Mizuna, Ruby Streaks Mizuna, Russian kale, onions, spinach and rat tail radish
Plants – nasturtiums (not blooming), squash, zucchini, cucumber, herbs and a few tomato seedlings
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2017
wanted paper rolls and yogurt cups
18 Apr
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What is growing?
peas
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Greens – red mustard, collards, Mizuna, Ruby Streaks Mizuna, Russian kale
Plants – nasturtiums (not blooming), squash, zucchini, cucumber and tomato seedlings
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2017
wanted paper rolls and yogurt cups
16 Apr
Farm Journal – week of
April 9 2017 – April 15 2017
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David finished planting the Green Giant evergreens along our border and tilled up the old kale bed in anticipation of being out of commission, for a day or two, because of his CT guided ablation procedure he experienced on Tuesday.
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He was right! The anesthesia knocked him for a loop and the after procedure pain was more intense than expected.
However, on Friday and Saturday he made up for lost time.
We removed the winter cover from tunnel A and put up a critter barrier.
Then David weeded the cabbage and planted his 1st rotation of Contender beans.
On Saturday David tilled our tomato rows again and I set out about 100 plants. Then David covered them with netting for protection. He also worked up a bed for his Roma beans.
