The last brushwood compost write-up concluded with the initial phase of piling. This pile sat being periodically watered for about 28 days awaiting the time for turning. This write up consists of some observations during the turning process as well as some errors from the gathering of the brushwood. The size of the pile had … Continue reading Turning the Pile: A Brushwood Composting Follow-Up
This will likely be the last article that I submit to you for this little project. I must say that all in all this has been an experiment of mixed outcomes. There were many good takeaways from this test event if the yield outcome was less than ideal. One major take away from this was … Continue reading Tomatoes: Testing a Public Idea Conclusion
Beekeeping is a wonderful addition to an homestead that will provide many rewards, and requires only a minimal time and financial investment. The linked article takes you through some of the basic considerations prior to adding a hive to your homestead or permaculture farm. Not only will you be increasing the pollination of your fruits … Continue reading Bee Keeping; A Boon to the Permaculture Homestead
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