Rain, rain, and more rain. We have been a little waterlogged out at the farm the last few weeks. While the abundance of precipitation is making it a little difficult to get our spring plots planted, I’m sure we will all be doing the ol’ rain dance by the time July rolls around. The seedlings […]
Planting Potatoes and Installing Irrigation in Our Garden Read More »
We’re starting to make our preparations for the spring planting season out at the farm, and I know the guys are ready for warmer temperatures and longer sunlight hours. Seed trays were planted a few weeks ago and we now have a variety of young seedlings including collards, broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, bunching onions and
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We had a wonderful holiday season, and we got some collards from the garden for our New Year’s Day meals. The winter garden has exceeded our expectations. Brad shares updates in this post. Another Christmas is in the books and 2015 is less than 12 hours away; is it just me or did this year
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Honeybees and pesticides are mortal enemies. They are also among a farmer’s very best friends. Wouldn’t it be something if we could help them get along? Clemson University specialists are experimenting with a way to do just that. They’ve established a pilot program for beekeepers and pesticide applicators to compare notes online in an effort
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Great Estates Landscaping, a creator of lasting impressions designed to highlight the natural beauty across the community, today announced its expansion through the purchase of G & G Landscape, a Covington-based landscaping company. The deal was finalized Friday at its office in Covington. G & G Landscape has been operating in the community for 19
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