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Tag Archives: lettuce
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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Photo album: Greenhouse in November, peppers, mache, lettuce, grow lights, and more
We finished building the main greenhouse structure and the beds within the greenhouse in early September. We didn’t actually finish the project, however, and likely won’t finish it until next spring or summer. First, we have some automatically opening vents … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged cabbage, chard, greenhouse, grow lights, lettuce, mache, peas, peppers, spinach
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School days (and carpooling woes), more chickens, and lettuce success
With the start of school, our effort to carpool is falling apart. Previously, our two kids attended the same school. This made it very easy for Derek and I to drop them off at their school and then head to … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Homesteading, Transportation
Tagged carpooling, chickens, commuting, fall planting, Gardening, lettuce
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