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Hmm! I suggested making lemonade - Pars wants
you to make babies. To each his/her own I
suppose. At the end of the day, weather is one
more thing you can't control. But that has been the
nature of farming from the beginning of time.
Whether you farm with a 600 hp tractor or an ox
and plough, it's the same everywhere. Just be glad
you are living somewhere relatively safe and sound.
In a lifetime of farming you will experience at least
one of everything. And there are no guarantees -
just choices, good or bad.
Rockpile
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Throw it where? You're into that organic wine again,
aren't you Pars? Actually, not that bad, the wine I
mean. Do you grow organic garlic by chance? I saw
some last year at a farmers market and I swear the
cloves were about three inches long each and the
smell was terrific - subtle, not overpowering.
Unfortunately they were on the shelf too long and
were drying up.
Rockpile
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You've heard the expression... "He couldn't talk and chew gum at the same time...."
Used to grow mountains of garlic. I grow it for my own use, now. It's high and bulbing and I've hilled it twice. Mild. Crunchy.
Now picking from garden : Asparagus. Lovage. Sorrel. Parsnips. Garlic chives.
Should have lettuce next week. Eating onions and hope to have potatoes by July 1st.
Keep your food fresh, Rocky, and be fussy. You may as well grow out smart kids. Pars
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