Cucumber seedlings that we planted a few weeks ago made the journey to Colorado. We have farmers taking care of them in Colorado Springs who will keep us updated on their progress.
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- Infarmation: Politics of Food
- Update: Beets
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- Update: Red Peppers
- Update: Cucumbers
- Eggplant is Coming
- Update: Kimberly the Composter
- Operation Slugs
- Food: Beans and Baby Bok Choi
- Cucumbers fly coach to Colorado
- Harvest: Sugar Snap Peas
- Harvest: Arugula and Basil
- Vitamin C and Soluble Fiber
- Baby Bok or Pak Choi or Choy
- Broccoli Just in Time
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3 comments:
Colorado Rancher #1 doing incredibly well with a 50% return on investment, so far. Expecting to harvest the 50% in 2009 providing there is no winter. With global warming in full force, should be no problem.
Monsieurwood
This picture is MOMA, Museum of Modern Art quality. I like it much better than a plate of spaghetti I saw hanging there. I open the bidding at $1000.
Monsieurwood
I bid a short cut to santa land for candy bkreid
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