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What I'm Taking To Market This Week.
Joseph Lofthouse
garden master
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Location: Cache Valley, zone 4b, Irrigated, 9" rain in badlands.
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Tomatoes, grown in the basement and greenhouse. I'm still a couple weeks away from planting tomatoes into the field.
Plants: Tomatoes, tomatillos, bell peppers, mullein, storage onions, walking onions, Swiss chard, etc.
Seeds: Locally adapted landraces.
Also garlic, flour corn, and flint corn. If there is time this evening, I might scrounge around for some herbs.
Plants: Tomatoes, tomatillos, bell peppers, mullein, storage onions, walking onions, Swiss chard, etc.
Seeds: Locally adapted landraces.
Also garlic, flour corn, and flint corn. If there is time this evening, I might scrounge around for some herbs.
Mike Feddersen
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Joseph I think your stuff looks great. I came across your word "landrace" before and I suppose if I was more than an armchair enthusiast I would be familiar. Had to look it up, this guy really does a great job explaining it. http://garden.lofthouse.com/adaptivar-landrace.phtml 
Ann Torrence
steward
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Location: Torrey, UT; 6,840'/2085m; 7.5" precip; 125 frost-free days
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I've got to make a road trip to Logan this summer.
Blogging about homesteading, photography and living in a small Utah town | Growing mostly cider apples at Stray Arrow Ranch
Su Ba
pollinator
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Location: Big Island, Hawaii (2300' elevation, 60" avg. annual rainfall, temp range 55-80 degrees F)
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Wow, nice assortment. Wish I could buy some of those walking onions from you.
This week's excess from my homestead farm.....gets stored, sold, traded, or given away....includes:
Eggs (22 dozen)
One young lamb
Green beans
Cowpeas
Chard
Spinach
Broccoli
Turnips
Beets
Green onions
Mint
Oregano
This week's excess from my homestead farm.....gets stored, sold, traded, or given away....includes:
Eggs (22 dozen)
One young lamb
Green beans
Cowpeas
Chard
Spinach
Broccoli
Turnips
Beets
Green onions
Mint
Oregano
It's never too late to start! I retired to homestead on the slopes of Mauna Loa, an active volcano. I relate snippets of my endeavor on my blog : www.kaufarmer.blogspot.com
Ann Torrence
steward
Posts: 1191
Location: Torrey, UT; 6,840'/2085m; 7.5" precip; 125 frost-free days
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I'm taking a few dozen eggs and giving away a test run of our first value-added product, a rhubarb-based cocktail syrup.
Blogging about homesteading, photography and living in a small Utah town | Growing mostly cider apples at Stray Arrow Ranch
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