Tag Archives: harvesting
Ramps: Take What You Need; Leave the Rest
A little over a year ago, Dave joined the East Chatham Fire Company as a volunteer firefighter. Since then, he has taken many fire safety classes, become an EMT, responded to a multitude of calls (both fire and EMS) and, … Continue reading
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Tagged applewood farm, East Chatham Fire Company, EMT, field, firefighter, harvesting, ramp field, ramps, sustainable, transplants, wild edibles, woods
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Time to Pull the Garlic
Garlic is one of the few crops you can plant in the fall or winter, pay practically no attention to whatsoever, and then harvest in the early weeks of summer. Garlic seems to thrive whether there is an abundance of … Continue reading
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Tagged bulbils, garlic, garlic bulbs, garlic cloves, garlic scapes, garlic seed, harvesting, organic, planting
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Shifting Into Spring – The Skinny on the Minis
Back at the beginning of the winter, we posted about our mini hoop houses (the ones we’d built inside the larger hoop house), and reported that the seedlings were starting to take off. We were hopeful that this system would … Continue reading
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Tagged applewood, farm, greenhouse, harvesting, hoop house, organic, planting, vegetables
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