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Year: 2008

Virtual local?

22 Oct 200918 Jan 2008 by Mike (tfb)

This morning, there was a phone company tech at work on the junction box at the top of the drive into the farm. I’m not sure what the guy and his logo-truck were up to exactly, but the picture made … Read the rest

Categories Planning, Local food Tags marketing, village, Internet, Winter 7 Comments

Rough carpentry

18 Mar 201317 Jan 2008 by Mike (tfb)

Added a shelf to the potting table today, a quick bit of rough carpentry. It also needs a couple of coats of varnish to waterproof it for the season, so I took the time to shave down the little edge … Read the rest

Categories Building & Fixing Tags carpentry, lumber, Winter 7 Comments

Sun and silo

19 Jan 200816 Jan 2008 by Mike (tfb)

We haven’t had much sun lately, but it came out for the top half of the day today. What a difference sunshine makes, if you have any choice at all, you certainly can’t stay indoors (especially in front of a … Read the rest

Categories Veggies Tags corn, cows, barn, Winter 9 Comments

Field map and field…

16 Nov 202314 Jan 2008 by Mike (tfb)
Map of the market garden and a snow-covered field

Here’s the new garden map, companion to the two calendars, all part of the latest version of my planning set-up. The simplicity and spareness are deceptive, this is the result of FIVE YEARS of refining complicated planning and record-keeping paperwork, … Read the rest

Categories Planning, Weather Tags snow, field map, Winter 8 Comments

More carrots…

2 Aug 201012 Jan 2008 by Mike (tfb)

A good stretch in the field today. Harvested a bushel and a half of carrots (huge Danvers Half Long, enough to last through the winter) and a bushel of beets, a mix of red, golden and the Chioggia striped. Mulched … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Fieldwork, Harvest Tags pond, pump, unusual, carrot, Winter 1 Comment

Rye thrives…

5 Apr 201311 Jan 2008 by Mike (tfb)

After enduring a pretty wintry two months, the fall rye can only be described as lush and green, the highlight of today’s brief walk around the field. It hasn’t grown much since late November, but it’s alive and kicking. Here, … Read the rest

Categories Fieldwork, Weather Tags cover crop, experiments, rye, Winter 3 Comments

A little fieldwork

10 Nov 202310 Jan 2008 by Mike (tfb)

Spent about four hours out in the field. The feeling of calm satisfaction as you head in after doing some work in the garden never fails! I dug up about half a bushel of carrots to see how they’ve done. … Read the rest

Categories Veggies, Fieldwork, Harvest Tags garlic, experiments, grass, mulch, wind, carrot, Winter 12 Comments
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