Wednesday, June 20, 2012
First harvest of strawberries
It Is Time For Doggy Porn!
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| Connor's long, sexy & furry back. (Just look @ that sexy spine! lol) |
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Tuesday, June 12, 2012
To Spreadsheet, Or Not To Spreadsheet?
This is quite the dilemma for me. I need to come up with either special program -- which I still have the skills for, or build a spreadsheet for some calculations. If I were to build an application for myself, I would need to sit down and plan it out thoroughly. On the other hand, spreadsheets require much less to nearly zero planning. They are all finished much sooner, quicker than an application. I guess it really comes down to what my specific needs are and if a spreadsheet can meet that criteria. Hmm.... I must geek on this. Geek, I must....
Saturday, June 9, 2012
Another Turning Day, Continued
Okay, so my Aunt’s pile is freshly turned & aerated. It looks to have about another 1 to 1 ½ weeks
till it is technically finished, barring any more heavy rains since I cannot
really cover it. That will be just in
time for a garden project that my Aunt and a Friend of hers will be doing
together. Not to mention the one project
I was have talking about earlier this year which is also a raised garden bed. This project which be growing a variety of
squash for a fall harvest, so I actually need to get on that sooner than later.
Never enough time and resources. LOL! Speaking
of this specific project, I am going to do a mini-hugelkulture bed with some
cottonwood trees that are around my Aunt’s property. In combination with the fresh compost, I
think it will make for some really large squash. Something that I think she will get quite a
kick out of. Currently, she has several
cottonwood trees that are too close to her property line and are in a very wet
area. Regardless, they need to come down.
I am going to cut the smaller ones down, cut them into rounds, and place
them in the garden bed. I know that
fresh cut logs could become a
nitrogen-sink, but I can mitigate that with some horse manure, and place the
compost soil on top of that. Also, the
cottonwood should help the garden soil from becoming too wet/saturated by
groundwater and allows for proper drainage from rain water. I am not sure how tall it will be just yet,
but probably safe to bet around the 18-inch marker. I might have to dig down into the soil a bit
to make sure it does not exceed that height.
I will post some pictures when I get to building that project, so keep
an eye out for it.
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