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First Signs of Plug Life
Prairie plants are not at all like vegetables. Vegetables need so much care and are so varied in the way they prefer to grow. Just ask my pepper and tomato plants, newly transplanted but brought back inside for one last … Continue reading
Posted in garden, Greenhouse, prairie
Tagged blazing star, greenhouse growing, lupine, prairie, prairie plugs
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Chickens 2.0
March is an odd month. As it draws to a close, there are signs of new life and new horizons everywhere on the farm. It occurred to me yesterday that– “Hey, I didn’t go back to work!” I had meant … Continue reading
Posted in garden, Greenhouse, the Farm
Tagged Americauna, Blue-laced Wyandottes, chickens, greenhouse growing, oak
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Greenhouse Days
There is no act more hopeful than buying seeds. I am a seed junkie, and cannot help myself. So when the ads for “end-of-season sale seeds” started coming into my inbox, I spent a lot of time reading the descriptions … Continue reading
Posted in food, garden, recipe
Tagged greenhouse growing, growing leeks, leek recipe, leeks, roasted cauliflower
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Greenhouse Visit
Last Wednesday (pre-junket) I went to visit a greenhouse in Buffalo, Minnesota. The greenhouse is part of the alternative/technical high school in Buffalo, but was not being used this year. Two farmers rented the space to grow greens and plant … Continue reading
Posted in garden, the Farm
Tagged co-op, farmer's market, food hub, greenhouse growing, greens, sunflower sprouts
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