Comments on: Thinning and weeding http://tinyfarmblog.com/thinning-and-weeding/ Daily photo-journal of organic market gardening: growing local food with two acres and some tools...! Tue, 22 May 2012 22:37:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Ryanhttp://tinyfarmblog.com/thinning-and-weeding/#comment-27068 Ryan Sat, 14 Jun 2008 21:03:50 +0000 http://tinyfarmblog.com/?p=1259#comment-27068 Those beet greens did not disappoint. We took your advice and gave them a light sautee in some olive oil. Delicious. The kids thought the tiny little beets were cute and gobbled them right up. Thanks! Those beet greens did not disappoint. We took your advice and gave them a light sautee in some olive oil. Delicious. The kids thought the tiny little beets were cute and gobbled them right up. Thanks!

]]> By: Renahttp://tinyfarmblog.com/thinning-and-weeding/#comment-27055 Rena Fri, 13 Jun 2008 23:21:40 +0000 http://tinyfarmblog.com/?p=1259#comment-27055 I enjoy your blog.  Easy to read and it's my kinda funny.  I also have chickens.  What a fun life you seem to be having.  I dream about that kind of stuff.  I have told your chicken story (meat chickens) to several people.  I have 3 month old Rhode Island reds (12)  I can't wait for them to lay some eggs.  Let me know if in the fall if you would like some heirloom peppers or Tomatoes.  I keep up a good bit of varieties. Random Reader I enjoy your blog.  Easy to read and it’s my kinda funny.  I also have chickens.  What a fun life you seem to be having.  I dream about that kind of stuff.  I have told your chicken story (meat chickens) to several people.  I have 3 month old Rhode Island reds (12)  I can’t wait for them to lay some eggs. 
Let me know if in the fall if you would like some heirloom peppers or Tomatoes.  I keep up a good bit of varieties.
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]]> By: Robinhttp://tinyfarmblog.com/thinning-and-weeding/#comment-27054 Robin Fri, 13 Jun 2008 19:10:15 +0000 http://tinyfarmblog.com/?p=1259#comment-27054 I was extremely careful to not let one particular kind of weed go to seed last year.  I spent a ridiculous amount of time tilling and pulling because of them.  It was supposed to be better this year.  It's not!  When the weed bank was disturbed with tilling this spring the process started again.  I'm beginning to think about Napalm....And speak of seed banks - when I pulled the beet greens in the greenhouse late in the winter I disturbed that seed bank.  Seeds that didn't germinate last fall did germ this spring when I planted the onions and watered well.  I have so many beets growing in the onions that they're bringing in an unexpected $20 a week.   Your greens look great, btw. I was extremely careful to not let one particular kind of weed go to seed last year.  I spent a ridiculous amount of time tilling and pulling because of them.  It was supposed to be better this year.  It’s not!  When the weed bank was disturbed with tilling this spring the process started again.  I’m beginning to think about Napalm….

And speak of seed banks – when I pulled the beet greens in the greenhouse late in the winter I disturbed that seed bank.  Seeds that didn’t germinate last fall did germ this spring when I planted the onions and watered well.  I have so many beets growing in the onions that they’re bringing in an unexpected $20 a week.   Your greens look great, btw.

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