Post author:lloyd Post published:April 11, 2018 Post category:Uncategorized Post comments:0 Comments Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Related Tags: avalon_farms, goatsofinstagram, instagram, marketatdothan, marketfarming, sustainable, sustainablemarketfarming Read more articles Previous PostFinally!!! Blooming Austrian winter peas and wheat. Nitrogen fixing to the max. Time to incorporate that cover crop! Next PostOkra transplants. Trying something new (cause, you know, I didn’t have anything else to do. ) We’ll see how they do. Put 2 rows of seed out too. You Might Also Like Welcome to August….. Wait…. JUNE?!?! June 4, 2019 Peanut harvesting on the neighbors farm. Have to get my chores done early and get back inside….if I want to breath. October 20, 2017 Time to move the pasture raised chickens to fresh pasture! If you’ve ever had to move @premier1supplies electric fence netting, you know it can turn into a tangled mess if you’re not careful. A garden cart and a little creative tinkering with PVC can make an aggravating job a breeze. Two sections (330 feet) of fence fit on a cart, and can be easily moved right where you need it. December 18, 2019 Leave a Reply Cancel replyCommentEnter your name or username to comment Enter your email address to comment Enter your website URL (optional) Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.
Peanut harvesting on the neighbors farm. Have to get my chores done early and get back inside….if I want to breath. October 20, 2017
Time to move the pasture raised chickens to fresh pasture! If you’ve ever had to move @premier1supplies electric fence netting, you know it can turn into a tangled mess if you’re not careful. A garden cart and a little creative tinkering with PVC can make an aggravating job a breeze. Two sections (330 feet) of fence fit on a cart, and can be easily moved right where you need it. December 18, 2019
