indoor farmstead

Today while I baked four loaves of Tartine Country White, I started quite a few seeds–definitely one of my more productive mornings in a long time! After checking some prices on Amazon, I decided to make my own cell packs for transplanting later.  Here are some photos of the back 40 and of my pot making progress and . . . the bread:

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good stuff

 

 

 

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the back 40
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raw pot material

 

 

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pots!
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bread delivery

 

 

 

 

 

 

seed inventory

2015-03-09 20.00.31Okay, it’s that time of year: gotta figure out what to plant when! Just looked up the estimated date of the last frost and it is about May 1, so I am going to back everything up from there. Here’s a pic of our saved and purchased seeds for the year. All ordered seeds have arrived. We still need to get Blue Lake green beans and a few other varieties. As suggested, I have been storing them in a closet on the north side of the house. Nice and dark and cool. We have quite a few varieties of winter squash saved, so we will separate them into the Eastfork, Pine Forest, and Piper properties.