Posted by larry@stinescorner on January 02, 2022 at 05:48:28 from (100.35.204.204):
We are downsized ,,no tractor
The garden is some raised beds,square foot type garden,,and out in the fields,,we have been doing many different styles
A few feilds are the Ruth Stout method,,of no till,,just keep pileing on old mulch hay
the dark pile is the mushroom compost from One Lonely farmer,,in the dumptruck is some old mulch hay
we keep spreading hay on some (fields)
you can see some garlic,,we planted it this fall
some of the fields are planted traditionally,,,the rows of radishes were sown that way
the field on the right is sown with rye,,for a cover crop Dont take this as saying I Dont like tractors anymore,,,I Miss the old days very very much,,,,but I crave to keep planting,,,dont want to give up everything yet
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we keep spreading hay on some (fields)
