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At last | Sara Grön

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3 July, 2010. As you can see the distant mountain has hardly any snow left on it… summer is here at last. Along with it new duties… update to follow shortly. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Dandelicious part 2 ».

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Dandelicious! | Sara Grön

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11 June, 2010. There’s a very big strawberry field at this farm. At the moment it looks more like a dandelion field, however:. Dandelions are, to most of us, a weed and a nuisance and a bully of more sophisticated greens. They are stronger than many cultivated plants and with little or no competition they will grow very big very fast. They are however very pretty, and more useful than you might think! Does this sound like I’m a dandelion connoisseur yet? Here’s how you do it:. Pour 4 litres of boiling wa...

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I’ll be back! | Sara Grön

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I’ll be back! 30 August, 2010. I’m now back in London, where it all began. The journeys have ended for now; it feels weird not having a timeframe anymore. This means it may be some time before I post another blog. But I will, I promise, once I’ve figured out the story I want to tell. In the meantime I can recommend the following blogs:. Hopp, motstånd och kardemummakärnor. Rob Hopkins’ blog. One Response to “I’ll be back! 6 November, 2010 at 21:25. Please look at http:/ www.keukenkeramiek.nl.

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Whom? | Sara Grön

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Two countries, one heart. A Swede who lived in the UK for a long time and then went back to Sweden. And then to India. Currently located in the north of Sweden where she is WWOOFing, but will be returning to Big Smoke in the autumn of 2010. She doesn’t like writing about herself in third person, so will stop this any moment now. What happens on our plate actually represents our most powerful engagement with the natural world. One Response to “Whom? 24 November, 2009 at 04:44. Just love your blog!

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A mystery elucidated | Sara Grön

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23 June, 2010. There is an important difference between planting and sowing. I don’t know if it’s news to you but it really was to me. Shows how much of this farming business I actually have a grip on, hey? Sowing is when you put seeds in the mud. Planting is when what you have sown have started growing and is. Elsewhere. See the difference? Tiny cabbages about a week old. This is how you move the plants from the greenhouse onto the fields:. The Farmer does farmy things to the field beforehand. Like alwa...

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Dandelicious part 2 | Sara Grön

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5 July, 2010. A sure sign of time passing is that it’s now been time to bottle the dandelion wine. First I removed the fruit slices…. 8230; then I poured the wine into old, cleaned wine bottles of varying sizes…. 8230; and then I made some nice labels. Sadly the type font didn’t follow the mac-pc transition but you live and learn, hey? 2 Responses to “Dandelicious part 2”. 7 July, 2010 at 18:11. Please save me a bottle of you can Sara. Hope all is well x. 7 July, 2010 at 18:41. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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Courgette lovin’ | Sara Grön

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17 July, 2010. Carl Linnaeus, 1707-1778, means a lot to the world of botany and ecology. His life can only be summarised in books, but the outcome I’m interested in covering is his work and research into plant sexuality, namely. The discovery of the. I highly recommend reading about him on Wikipedia. There you can also read that he in 1738 married a. Basically the stamens and pistils are what helps fruit bearing plants reproduce. They are the plants’. This is the stamen…. 8230;this is the pistil…. 25 Aug...

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The battle has begun | Sara Grön

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The battle has begun. 5 July, 2010. Last week I came to experience a new layer of organic growing, which is the problem with unwanted germination in the fields. In other words: the battle against the weeds have begun. There are many ways in which a farmer can protect her or his crops against these thieves of light and important nutrients. Tilling the soil regularly, for example. But the sensitive area around the fragile carrot shoot cannot be tilled. This is where an army of teenagers enter t...It’...

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Sara Grön | Page 2

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It’s all about the br… potato. 21 June, 2010. As I was spending time being worried about the approval of BT Brinjal. During my stay in India, something similar was happening a bit closer to home. It’s never a matter of weeks or months but rather a matter of years when the big seed companies are lobbying the authorities to change the legislation. A few years, however, is not enough to establish the safety of a new crop. So what’s the deal with Amflora? Faster harder better stronger. When you’re working on...