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Change in work for the year

3/7/2023

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After  much thoughtful evaluation, I have decided to postpone starting my CSA until 2024. I will be selling my pork, flowers, veggies, and fruits at the Hillsboro Farmers Market starting May 20. See you there!
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Forming a CSA

2/18/2023

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A CSA membership allows you to get to know your farmer and the other members. In this form of CSA, you can come to the garden anytime, 24/7 to nibble on ripe fruit or veggies, pick some flowers, or just enjoy the smells and sensations of being in the beautiful outdoors. If you love a garden, but don’t have time to tend one, this is a perfect way to have your cake and eat it too. This week only, to mark CSA week nation-wide, save 25% on the season’s cost.

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Getting ready for the season!

2/7/2023

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This seed starter is biologically active and is ideal for giving my starts the best!

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This is Crimson Clover

5/11/2022

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The day I move my pigs, I throw out some seed. The pigs’ feet throw dirt over the seeds. The plants emerge in the fall, but over winter and start growing again in the spring. I am hoping these will seed themselves this year, and add diversity to the field.
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Future winter feed...bamboo for the cows and horses

5/5/2022

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Using Permaculture design principles, I am trying to develop a source of winter feed so that the animals will help themselves, omitting the need to have large amounts of hay put up in a barn. Bamboo may fill that need. Bamboo stays green all winter in our Zone 6.

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Another season...

3/25/2022

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We ended last year with luffa scouring pads and plenty of seeds. If you would like some, use the contact page. The seeds are free. You would only need a half dozen seeds to grow enough for your neighborhood. In addition the small squash( about one inch thick) make a terrific summer squash for sides and salads.
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This year's experiment- luffa

8/26/2021

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We are raising luffa this year. This is a natural way to have a scrubbing sponge without using plastic. The squash grows, gets skinned, the seeds removed, then the core is rinsed and dried. The result can be used for cleanng anything...including your body!
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Important information about health!

8/26/2021

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Most people do not realize how important appropriate eating is to health. If you want to know, sign up for this online series.
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What ever became of the hoop house???

7/18/2021

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Well, I was not able to devise a system for keeping the Remay on. So it was a failure, at least for last year. I will try again. This growing season, I am using it as a trellis. Peas anyone? Yes, they are purple!
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This year's pigs have arrived.

6/25/2021

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These little guys all have names now and are loving being outside. This is the Berkshire breed, well known for their quality.
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