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Sunday, May 6, 2012. Putting in an electric line to one of our feed bins. We decided to move the auger so it would be easier to fill our feed truck. View standing on back of the truck. Planting barley for pig food. Friday, March 16, 2012. Piglets that are about a week old. Ben working on the greenhouse. Got the Oliver back together and running, checking for leaks before I put the rest of the parts on. The four row planter is done, we'll probably need to make a few field adjustments. Jake and my dad worki...

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Maple Hill Musings: July 2011

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Thursday, July 28, 2011. Piglets that are approximately 1 month old out on pasture. They're starting to eat solid food now. The gardens are about a week behind this year, normally we'd just start picking summer squash about now. We should have green beans in about a week. Putting a new deck on a set of new holland running gear, the original deck wasn't made out of treated lumber and rotted away. We'll use this wagon for hauling round bales. Thursday, July 21, 2011. A loader makes moving manure easy.

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Maple Hill Musings: November 2011

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Friday, November 4, 2011. The second annual harvest trail dinner held at Freehands Farm. In Ashland was a success. The dinner featured local foods prepared by different restaurants. There was also a silent auction auction with items from farms participating in the harvest trail. Feremented food from Spirit Creek Farm. Mead from White Winter Winery. Goat cheese from Sassy Nanny. Some of the husking wheels on our corn picker lost fingers. Removing the broken parts. Back together and ready to go!

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Maple Hill Musings: October 2011

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Friday, November 4, 2011. The second annual harvest trail dinner held at Freehands Farm. In Ashland was a success. The dinner featured local foods prepared by different restaurants. There was also a silent auction auction with items from farms participating in the harvest trail. Feremented food from Spirit Creek Farm. Mead from White Winter Winery. Goat cheese from Sassy Nanny. Some of the husking wheels on our corn picker lost fingers. Removing the broken parts. Back together and ready to go!

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Maple Hill Musings: October 2011

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Thursday, October 13, 2011. September Farmers market, sales were still down this year due to the economy. The tomatoes on the right are a heirloom variety called 'Orange Russian.'. Our pork chorizo is being incorporated into delicious breakfast burritos prepared and sold by Deep Roots Farm. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Maple Hill Musings: February 2012

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Wednesday, February 15, 2012. Feeder pigs enjoying the lack of snow. A male pig we decided to keep as a boar. We've named him Sherman, since he's built like a Sherman Tank. We have two four row corn planters. Between the two of them I should have enough parts to make one functional planter. I need the double disk openers. I figured I might as well take the gangs off and keep them in the shop for spare parts. The Oliver has some leaks that I'm working on fixing. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Gonna Make This Garden Grow.". Wednesday, May 27, 2009. Planting the Big Garden. In the front yard my landlord generously allowed me to stake out a plot about 200 square feet. Matt and I flipped sod back in April, then added compost. Once we got an 8-foot fence up to keep the deer out of the Big Garden, it was time to plant! Here I am watering some tomato transplants. And Matt planting zucchini. Good luck, little plants! Friday, May 8, 2009. Planting the Little Garden. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). On this...

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"Gonna Make This Garden Grow...": June 2009

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Gonna Make This Garden Grow.". Sunday, June 28, 2009. IN THE BIG GARDEN:. The radishes and carrots are a little ragged thanks to a hungry rabbit that was munching on them. A few days ago I caught the bunny red-pawed in the radish and carrot bed, but at least I saw where it ran out, so I could fix the fence. Hopefully the plants will grow back (the radishes are almost ready to harvest anyway). Radish row, viewed from above. A casualty of the bunny. Above and two photos following). IN THE LITTLE GARDEN.

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"Gonna Make This Garden Grow...": August 2009

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Gonna Make This Garden Grow.". Sunday, August 30, 2009. Cover Crop Haircut, Carrot Harvest, and Late Blight. My buckwheat/crimson clover summer cover crop has sprung up nicely, but the fast-growing buckwheat is definitely dominating the mixture. Last summer my lab mate found that mowing down the buckwheat in a mix like this gives the clover the light it needs to really get growing (and hopefully for the next crop, fixing lots of nitrogen). I'm definitely planting this variety ("Elite") again next year!

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"Gonna Make This Garden Grow...": Zucchini and Nasturtium Harvest

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Gonna Make This Garden Grow.". Wednesday, July 8, 2009. Zucchini and Nasturtium Harvest. This morning I had my first harvest of zucchini and nasturtiums from the garden! The zucchini-nasturtium jungle . I never did thin the nasturtiums. I think they might be protecting the zucchinis from pests. Yikes, zucchinis grow fast! This one barely existed two days ago. If I'm not careful to harvest often they might get so big they are only suitable for bonking people on the head! Zucchini and nasturtium harvest.

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"Gonna Make This Garden Grow...": Cover Crop Haircut, Carrot Harvest, and Late Blight

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Gonna Make This Garden Grow.". Sunday, August 30, 2009. Cover Crop Haircut, Carrot Harvest, and Late Blight. My buckwheat/crimson clover summer cover crop has sprung up nicely, but the fast-growing buckwheat is definitely dominating the mixture. Last summer my lab mate found that mowing down the buckwheat in a mix like this gives the clover the light it needs to really get growing (and hopefully for the next crop, fixing lots of nitrogen). I'm definitely planting this variety ("Elite") again next year!

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"Gonna Make This Garden Grow...": Raspberry Picking

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Gonna Make This Garden Grow.". Saturday, July 11, 2009. The New World Agriculture and Ecology Group at Cornell. Went raspberry picking today at Grisamore Farms. Allison and Hanh begin to fill their baskets. The raspberries are wonderful this year! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Planting Cover Crops and Eating Zucchini. Zucchini and Nasturtium Harvest. First Harvest: Spinach and Radishes. Local / Sustainable Food Links. Animal, Vegetable, Miracle. Maple Hill Farm Photo Blog.

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"Gonna Make This Garden Grow...": Planting Cover Crops and Eating Zucchini

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Gonna Make This Garden Grow.". Thursday, July 16, 2009. Planting Cover Crops and Eating Zucchini. Cover crops are planted specifically to protect and improve the soil. Many organic farmers plant legumes after harvest in the fall to protect the soil over the winter, when there are no crops, then work the cover crop into the soil to provide nitrogen for next year's veggies or grain crops. Some farmers also cover crops in the summertime. Johnny's Seed Company. The bare soil, ready to be planted. The tomatoe...

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"Gonna Make This Garden Grow...": After Vacation: Jungle Garden!

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Gonna Make This Garden Grow.". Tuesday, August 4, 2009. After Vacation: Jungle Garden! Just got back from two weeks of vacation . and boy, did I have my work cut out for me in the garden-turned-jungle! The buckwheat / crimson clover cover crop has come up nicely and is providing good ground cover. It should provide lots of organic matter and nitrogen next spring when I dig it in before planting veggies. Close-up of the cover crop mix: taller buckwheat and shorter crimson clover. Produce harvested today &...

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