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Permaculture, Food Forests, Homesteading and Survival: The Gardening Blog of David The Good. David’s Books & Videos. The Best Gardening Books. The Best Gardening Tools. The Best Mushroom Foraging Books. The Great South Florida Food Forest Project. The Seminole Pumpkin Project. She Followed My Advice – and Look at This! August 10, 2016. After sending me her terrifying sweet potato pictures, Kerri also sent me this shot of her yard-long beans:. They’ve been GREAT! We’re sure getting a ton of beans! After p...
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Permaculture, Food Forests, Homesteading and Survival: The Gardening Blog of David The Good. David’s Books & Videos. The Best Gardening Books. The Best Gardening Tools. The Best Mushroom Foraging Books. The Great South Florida Food Forest Project. The Seminole Pumpkin Project. June 21, 2016. Identifying plants easily doesn’t happen by accident, though you can definitely speed the process along immensely. This bloom, for instance:. If you were to hazard a guess, what type of tree would you think that was?
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Permaculture, Food Forests, Homesteading and Survival: The Gardening Blog of David The Good. David’s Books & Videos. The Best Gardening Books. The Best Gardening Tools. The Best Mushroom Foraging Books. The Great South Florida Food Forest Project. The Seminole Pumpkin Project. Homemade Florida Cranberry Relish. Since I get asked regularly “How do you EAT this weird crop,” I’ve decided to start posting more recipes. Here’s the entire recipe collection thus far:. Green Papaya Recipes (various). Your email ...
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Permaculture, Food Forests, Homesteading and Survival: The Gardening Blog of David The Good. David’s Books & Videos. The Best Gardening Books. The Best Gardening Tools. The Best Mushroom Foraging Books. The Great South Florida Food Forest Project. The Seminole Pumpkin Project. The Marvelous Citrus of Spring. March 15, 2016. I’m enjoying bringing in the last of 2015’s citrus harvest while seeing the many blooms that will bring new citrus for this year. Never have enough of the good stuff? The last citrus ...
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Permaculture, Food Forests, Homesteading and Survival: The Gardening Blog of David The Good. David’s Books & Videos. The Best Gardening Books. The Best Gardening Tools. The Best Mushroom Foraging Books. The Great South Florida Food Forest Project. The Seminole Pumpkin Project. Now available for pre-order: Totally Crazy Easy Florida Gardening! August 14, 2015. This is the official announcement of my new book. Totally Crazy Easy Florida Gardening: The Secret to Growing Piles of Food in the Sunshine State.
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The Deliberate Agrarian: Part 2ReestablishingThe Family Economy—A Biblical Imperative—orWe Are Not Called To Be Slaves
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One Man's Ruminations About Faith, Family, and Livin' The Good Life. 8212;A Biblical Imperative—. We Are Not Called To Be Slaves. Dateline: 18 January 2014. One of The Family," an 1880 painting by Frederick George Cotman. Click the picture to see a much larger view of this beautiful image. It is mealtime in the home of a productive, multi-generational farm family. In My Previous Blog Post. I wrote about the family economy and posted Returning To The Family Economy,. Well, it wouldn’t be the first t...
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The Deliberate Agrarian: Sage AdviceFor Would-Be Farmers(part 4 of)ReestablishingThe Family Economy
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One Man's Ruminations About Faith, Family, and Livin' The Good Life. Dateline: 22 January 2014. Click Here to read Part 3 of this series). One of New England's most-photographed farms. Now, if you have an excess of money to buy the land and support the farming enterprise, that’s different. I was reminded of all this last summer when I happened upon the blog of a woman who was announcing that her family was selling their farm. It was a downright sad story. They had bought a farm four years earlier...The w...
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Oxalis: How To Drown Your Sorrels. Jelly Palm, Pindo’s Alter Ego. American Lotus: Worth Getting Wet For. Pawpaw picking up is rare. Wild Onion and Wild Garlic. Swinecress, Wart Cress: Micro Mustards. Christmasberry, Wolfberry, Goji. Apples, Wild Crabapples. In Cooking Methods and Materials. Horsemint, Spotted Beebalm. Sow Thistle, Common, Spiny, Field. White man’s Little Foot: Dwarf Plantain. Goosegrass, Cleavers, Bedstraw. Hollies: Caffein and Antioxidants. Larr; Previous Entries. Michael ( Mike) Gangwer.
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One Man's Ruminations About Faith, Family, and Livin' The Good Life. This blog was established on 18 June 2005. I posted essays frequently for almost four years. Then I went to posting a single blog entry on the last day of every month. I figured The Deliberate Agrarian. Would fade into internet obscurity with the once-a-month "blogazine" format. But, incredibly, the number of people who read this blog went up! Click Here to Read the March 2013 Blogazine. Click Here to Read the February 2013 Blogazine.
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One Man's Ruminations About Faith, Family, and Livin' The Good Life. Parsnip Bed In June. Dateline: 14 June 2015. This is my first year growing parsnips. I was able to get the seeds to germinate in only 11 days using my shade disc technique (see 11-Day Parsnips. That was downright encouraging. The picture above shows my parsnip bed in early June. You'll notice that I followed the same planting scheme as shown in my Four-Day Carrots. Where you get to see me harvesting some carrots. Close spacing does ...
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Sheila's Little Experiments: Coco Plum Fruit and Air Potatoes (Yams)
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Thursday, July 16, 2015. Coco Plum Fruit and Air Potatoes (Yams). David over at Florida Survival Garden wrote a post about wierd and wild tropical fruit in South Florida. And it reminded me I hadn't checked my Coco Plum. Tree for a few months. It's a bit out of control, eh? There's some Dward Snowbush mixed in on either side of the AC unit, but that crazy Coco plum is over the roof, again! And see that grass? Here's what the fruit looks like, ripe when purple:. Very intriguing. But I've yet to see an...
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Sheila's Little Experiments: Road Hazards and Turtles
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Thursday, July 16, 2015. Road Hazards and Turtles. This Florida Softshell came up from the pond behind our office, looking like it wanted to lay eggs. I'm a fan of all turtles, but this one isn't particularly attractive. Sorry I didn't get a picture of its face before some of the guys who work next door moved it back along the bank of the pond. Maybe I'll see it again some day. And now for something in the lazy department:. City workers at their finest! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Sheila's Little Experiments: Dent Corn, Tree Tomato and Greens Seeds!
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Tuesday, August 11, 2015. Dent Corn, Tree Tomato and Greens Seeds! Here's what I got: Bedwell's Supreme White Dent Corn, He Shi Ko Bunching Onion (hoping these will spread), Amish Deer Tongue Lettuce, New Zealand Spinach, Mulukhiyah (another green that hopefully will grow like a weed) and Tamarillo (tree tomato). I've learned to tolerate it now that I know its leaves are edible. The first of September seems like a good time to plant the corn. Crossing my fingers it will be successful! Water chestnut (Ele...
S&G Homesteade: July 2015
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Our two-and-half acre adventure. This has certainly been the month for the layers! All the other January pullets started laying, unfortunately no hen is broody this month, and we weaned the chicks from the broody Eileen, so all 24 pullets and hens were and currently are laying. This has added up to a new record for eggs: 364 eggs during the 31 days of July, that I am aware of! They are here, and they are so tiny! They are also absolutely cute . quick pic. 25 assorted guinea keets. As I watched, both slid...
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The Official Gardening Blog of David The Good. The Best Gardening Books. The Best Mushroom Foraging Books. The Great South Florida Food Forest Project. The Seminole Pumpkin Project. Now available for pre-order: Totally Crazy Easy Florida Gardening! August 14, 2015. This is the official announcement of my new book Totally Crazy Easy Florida Gardening: The Secret to Growing Piles of Food in the Sunshine State! The Edible Blue Mushroom: Lactarius Indigo. August 13, 2015. August 12, 2015. I posted on Monday ...
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Long Term Food Storage. On Your Side of the Fence. June 21, 2012. There is no argument to say a well-manicured lawn is something Americans strive for. Riding lawnmowers, an arsenal of RoundUp chemicals, fertilizers and lawn ‘food’ line garage shelves everwhere, and the ranks of good solid men toil under the sun keeping it mowed, watered, weeded and primped because THAT, folks, is what we do. A perfect lawn means you’ve got a perfect life, right? To hell in a handbasket! In that overgrown yard over there!
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