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Monthly Archives: December 2008
December utility bill, snow, snow, snow, and animal husbandry in a frozen tundra
Our December utility bill (covering mid November to mid December) shows our best energy reduction results so far. Our daily average K HW usage for electricity was down 17%. Our daily average THRM usage for natural gas was down 34%. There are two primary reasons for … Continue reading
Posted in Energy usage, Homesteading
Tagged chickens, Electricity usage, goats, greenhouse, lettuce, Natural gas usage, winter weather
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Pea pods in December, Salty grows up, and a new project
Last post, I noted that I have quite a few pea blossoms in the greenhouse. I wasn’t sure if I’d actually get any pods though. That question has been answered. Now, I’m not exactly thinking I’m going to get a bumper … Continue reading