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Nutsedge Farm: January 2009

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Thursday, January 22, 2009. Here we have an couple of shots including: Tilling in a rye and vetch cover crop to prepare for potato planting. Some evidence of deer intrusion. Site and greenhouse status. SNOW! Okay, it only flurried and none of it stuck, but we did get to see some flakes and for an extended period of time which is a big deal this far south! Brian C. Gandy. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Central Park Community Garden. Brian C. Gandy. View my complete profile. North Augusta Weather Forecast, SC.

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Nutsedge Farm: February 2009

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Sunday, February 22, 2009. We are readying the field for Cabbage and Potato plantings. Eggplant, peppers, flowers, tomatoes and some cucumbers are all getting ready in the greenhouse. Brian C. Gandy. Wednesday, February 4, 2009. Feels Like 6 more weeks of Winter. It is freezing outside! Brian C. Gandy. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Central Park Community Garden. Brian C. Gandy. View my complete profile. North Augusta Weather Forecast, SC. Feels Like 6 more weeks of Winter.

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Nutsedge Farm: June 2010

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Sunday, June 27, 2010. Summer Time and the Livings Busy. So Much change in a month. I will have new pictures to put up soon. Thanks to Lush Life Nurseries this weekend for the open house. Tomato sandwiches, Crinums and a hundred or so of our combined favorite friends. Okra, White Acre Peas, Mixed assortment of Heirloom tomatoes, Lots of mixed peppers both sweet and hot, 2nd round of squash, Celosia, Buckwheat and Sorghum(covercrops). More to come. It's amazing how quickly the summer can get by. Favorite ...

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Nutsedge Farm: April 2010

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Friday, April 30, 2010. We used and old rabbit coop to screen our new batch of potting soil for the greenhouse. This batch uses perlite, compost, coconut coir, worm castings, mycorrhizae, macro and micronutrients. We are getting away from peat moss and vermiculite for reasons of sustainability and asbestos respectively. Will report on effectiveness of new mix as results show. Closeup of new mix. Action Shot of Compostoast dropping into the dodge. Monty, Kate, Mini Donkeys. Brian C. Gandy. Jethro Tull was...

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Nutsedge Farm: March 2010

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Tuesday, March 9, 2010. I have set up an Aquaponics system based on the concept of growing fish and using their by products to grow plants in a closed loop system. I am using a 30 gallon plastic drum modified to hold fish in the bottom (12 comet type goldfish) and grow plants in the top (5 gallon appx). Feed the fish Fish Poop Poop water is cycle up to rock growbed plants uptake N rich water substrate Clean water drains out and so on. There is an automatic siphon that fills the bed up to a certain point ...

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Nutsedge Farm: May 2010

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Wednesday, May 26, 2010. Homage to the Alliums. In addition to an excellent garlic harvest, here are a few things going on around the farm and homestead. One better than a Caveman solar oven. Wheel barrow, Reflective heat wrap, and pane of glass being used to experimentally pasteurize coffee grounds for Oyster Mushroom Production. More to come on that later. First summer squash picking. Tastes like Summer. ELEPHANT GARLIC (spelled big because it IS big). Brian C. Gandy. Monday, May 24, 2010. Thanks to ev...

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Nutsedge Farm: November 2008

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Monday, November 17, 2008. Our Broccoli was happy to see the rain! Cold weather on the way. Broccoli with cereal rye and vetch cover crop beyond. Close up of rye with vetch. Rye acts as a good biomass addition to the soil, while vetch (a legume) fixes atmospheric nitrogen via rhizobium spp. bacteria contained in root nodules. This makes for a great cover crop by growing fertilizer and preventing run-off in our cool season downpours. The barn is nearing completion. Brian C. Gandy. Sunday, November 16, 2008.

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Nutsedge Farm: Mini Donkey, Castor, No-Till Tomatoes/ Peppers and Chilli mmmmm

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Tuesday, July 20, 2010. Mini Donkey, Castor, No-Till Tomatoes/ Peppers and Chilli mmmmm. Brian C. Gandy. August 11, 2010 at 7:45 AM. Do your mini Donkeys serve as pets and lawn pruners? They are way cute! PS Thanks for the eggplant suggestion.thats a great idea! Brian C. Gandy. August 11, 2010 at 11:31 AM. The Donkeys Keep the Bermuda Pasture that surrounds the garden at bay. They are on loan from the owner who just needed a place to keep them. There is one for sale if you are interested!