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Month: January 2008

Cows and calves

8 Feb 200831 Jan 2008 by Mike (tfb)

After being there for their birth nine days ago, I couldn’t not keep track of these guys. For about a week now, during the days, they’ve been in one of the yards just outside the barn, eating, resting and ambling … Read the rest

Categories Animals Tags barn, cows, Winter Leave a comment

Extreme farming…

28 Nov 200830 Jan 2008 by Mike (tfb)
Snow melts off

Yesterday, the temperature decided to climb up to just over 40°F (5°C) and stay there for the day…and well into the night. Around midnight, it began to rain. By the time I peeked out this morning, it was back to … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Weather Tags melt-off, rain, snow, Winter 7 Comments

Getting started

7 May 201329 Jan 2008 by Mike (tfb)

Started the first seeds of the year today: lettuce and arugula. At night, the grow racks remind me of a lab experiment, with the plugsheets in trays, carefully labelled and sheathed in plastic under the intense white light (fluorescents up … Read the rest

Categories Seed starting, Veggies Tags arugula, experiments, lettuce, night, seed, thermometer, Winter 5 Comments

Quite white

31 Jan 200827 Jan 2008 by Mike (tfb)

Hard to believe that three weeks ago, after nearly two months of looking like this, it all melted off and stayed clear for a whole week. Well, winter seems to be back for good, although there’s a little bit of … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Weather Tags snow, Winter 1 Comment

Assessing greenhouse clean-up

30 Jan 200826 Jan 2008 by Mike (tfb)

The greenhouse is small, and the layout hasn’t really changed in its three full seasons. A row of tables on the north side are where the seedlings go. On the south side, unshaded by the tables, is an open strip, … Read the rest

Categories Fieldwork, Greenhouse, Tools Tags clean-up, row cover, voles, Winter 5 Comments
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