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barbara Russell joined Burl Hall's groupThis dry weather is making for extra duties! Beans are abundant and there is no rust problems, (yet). The guinea chicks are all over the yard with their momand so are the chicken chicks!
This has been a good year to put a well in because of the dryness. If you can get water when it is this dry then it should be a good supply for many years. Our problem now is the well tiles are much heavier than we expected. One Ton apiece! So we will not be transporting them ourselves. We are…
ContinuePosted on August 9, 2012 at 7:41am
Wow! Getting cauliflower, carrots and broccoli galore from the garden. The peas didn't set well but we get handfuls every now and then. Planting more of them for a fall crop. Beans are almost ready and beets are growing.
We purchased a backhoe and have started the right of way into the property. Meanwhile we fixed the bridge on the other way in that the beavers were having fun with last year. We haven't figured out where they went to or why they left but it is less…
ContinuePosted on July 26, 2012 at 8:14pm
The weather has been great! The peas and carrots are up and there are plans for a gathering in July. Projects we hope to work on are... building outdoor oven, clearing roadway for well driller to put in well that wil utilize a solar powered pump, fencing in first pasture for foragers and of course putting a bridge across stream. Lots of planning to do and materials to gather.
Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:35pm
Well I see it has been nearly a year since I last wrote! Spring is early this year and a lot has already been planted. As for the 70 acres, we have been doing a lot of observing of sectors and discovering what is growing where. Didn't accomplish a lot last year but feel we have come a long way in understanding the uniqueness of the land we purchased. So much of it is already just perfect. Trying to get a feel as to how we want to fit in without disturbing too much. The back corner has a…
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