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After one year, 3 days a week, I'm still at it. I pick up 5-gallon buckets of coffee grounds and tea leaves from two local shops. I NEED TO SHARE -- ARE YOU MY NEXT BEST COFFEE-GROUND FRIEND? I may have worn out my welcome with some of my old friends. Let me know at nanmar@cox.net. Let's keep the recycling going. Coffee to me, me to you, you to ground, ground to growth, veggies to mouth -- a very good cycle.
Added by Nancy Marshall on July 31, 2010 at 2:48pm — 2 Comments
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A number of specific issues may arise that can cause chicken egg hatchability problems. Below are some potential problems and pointers on correcting them.
Problem: An embryo that's full-term and not pipped, with a yolk sac that's
large, possibly with residual albumen and/or not enclosed by the abdominal
wall.
Causes: This issue can be caused by not being turned enough, diseases in the
breeder flock, heredity, nutrient deficiencies,…
Added by Suzie O'Connor on July 31, 2010 at 7:18am — No Comments
There are a number of problems that can arise for the hatchability of eggs, though they will typically be problems with the hatchery,
the handling of the eggs, or the breeder flock. Identifying these problems
quickly is essential, and requires the cooperation of hatchery, egg handling,
and breeder farm personnel. When working to identify the hatchability problems
that may be occurring, detailed and accurate records are essential. Every…
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I lost honeydew melon 2 to vine connection rot. I thought I was letting the honeydew get too ripe.
So the 3rd melon I harvested had only small spots of lemon yellow color.
It did have brown markings.
It was NOT ripe. It was a typical, average store bought melon. We choked it down (ate it lol) along with
the not ripe grapes I bought at the store.
So I will wait for full yellow coloring next time. I am checking the vine and…
ContinueAdded by MTarot on July 11, 2010 at 9:30am — 3 Comments
I made a video tour of my garden right now. I have melons, squashes, eggplant, rosemary, basil, cantalope, tomato, green onion, mint.
I show my husband's quotes on catching gophers. We have lots of gopher activity, ugh. I show his trap.
Here is a link to my video tour:
Added by MTarot on July 3, 2010 at 10:03am — No Comments
We are harvesting our 1st honeydew melon. It took forever for me to find on the internet that lemon yellow color on honeydew means it is vine ripened.
So if you want to SEE lemon yellow vine ripened honeydew here it is :)
I made a youtube video of our harvest and cutting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zm9oJzHRnQ
In the video you can see I have cut white tshirt cloth over all the…
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