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Towering Tomatoes & Number5
I’ve been starting tomatoes in my greenhouse for several years now, but I’ve just now learned something new: If you start tomatoes too early, it seems to stunt their growth. The tomatoes above were the last that I planted, and … Continue reading
Posted in Arduino Projects, Greenhouse, Technology, Tomatoes
Tagged arduino, atmel, attiny84, roma, Tomato
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Endless Cups
The weather is warm enough now to trust in the safety the Greenhouse provides. I have an electric heater attached to an auto-magic temperature sensor to provide the first layer of defense, with a manual start propane heater to use … Continue reading
Posted in Greenhouse, Seedlings, Technology
Tagged "number 5", propane heater, seedlings
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One of a Kind Rock Rake
This spring I realized I had a problem, a rock problem, and I began the harvest before I had planted any seeds. I would pile the rocks up, and then wheel them off to the edges of the garden in … Continue reading
Posted in People, Technology, Tools
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Taking the Chill Off – In the Greenhouse
I’ve finally settled on a heating system for the greenhouse. Basically, there is a Line Voltage thermostat that monitors the tempurature inside. When the temp drops below the desired tempurature, the thermostat passes on 120V to the recepticle below. This … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction, Greenhouse, Technology
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Spring Planting Calendar
When planting in the past, I would ask local gardeners, and plant crops when they do. This always works well, and I have yet to plant a major crop too early or too late, but I was looking for a … Continue reading
Posted in General, How To's, Technology, Tools
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Hatching Chicks
The other day, I posted some pictures of Sandy’s farm, where I was picking up an Incubator and a lot of Fertilized Eggs. I have set the Incubator up in my kitchen, and I’ve been carefully watching the tempurature, and … Continue reading
Posted in Chickens, How To's, Technology
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