The recently planted cane was well-sprouted a week later.
A somewhat closer view. Continue reading
The recently planted cane was well-sprouted a week later.
A somewhat closer view. Continue reading
Was less work than expected.
Cane planting and planted 2023-04-21
Not burying it as deep this year, though. Only need four inches of dirt to keep it from freezing, not two feet to shovel off. Continue reading
To relax after her second virus shot, Gretchen hoisted 50-pound bags of fertilizer while we were planting red corn.
A few hours after second virus shot
Seems like a fair distribution of labor. After all, I drive the tractor.
Today she got five more bags, and loaded them in the truck herself.
-jsq
We planted a garden yesterday: peppers, tomatoes, eggplants, cucumbers, and okra.
Diane Howard will moderate a farmer panel, Growers Tell All: A Conversation with Experienced South Georgia Growers about God-Given Talents and 150+ Years of Growing, at South Georgia Growing Local 2014:
With a combined 150+ years of experience as growers, these veggie veterans will interact with members of the audience sharing their stories which include the following: planting, harvesting, and preserving by the moon; rotating crop sites; fertilizing; controlling weeds and insects; saving seed for 50+ years; growing in containers; and using their talents and techniques of growing to help friends and 3 generations of family. Serving as a moderator for this discussion will be Diane Howard who works closely with individuals in South Georgia to promote growing their own food and oversees a large garden on her 5th generation family farm in Grady County.
Innis Davis and three of the children in his family who help with his very large backyard garden on Cherry Street, Valdosta.
Here are the panelists’ speaker bios: Continue reading
Here’s a video playlist:
Videos by John S. Quarterman for Okra Paradise Farms,
Lowndes County, Georgia, 20 November 2013.
Here’s a slideshow: Continue reading