Or, in other words, harvesting the humidity in the air.
With well-below-normal precipitations now 3 years in a row, this may be worth trying if you live in California. The ground is very dry and significantly deeply.
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Papaya Hill... The Experiment: To sustainably and organically farm a 0.28 acre semi-urban, semi-suburban Southern California residential plot, year-around and with a yield sufficient to feed at least 2 adults.
Thursday, February 13, 2014
FAI's "Natural" Effect
100% Natural Foods!!!
Brought to you by FAI*
I found this gem while looking for a way to make sugarcane juice/syrup without a sugarcane press (because they are SO expensive and I cannot find a decent one stocked in the U.S., let alone made here… More on that in another post.)
A little big long, but gets interesting around 0:02:21
*False Advertising Industry
Brought to you by FAI*
I found this gem while looking for a way to make sugarcane juice/syrup without a sugarcane press (because they are SO expensive and I cannot find a decent one stocked in the U.S., let alone made here… More on that in another post.)
A little big long, but gets interesting around 0:02:21
*False Advertising Industry
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Life Cycle of a Tomato Hornworm
This is so interesting… Yellow jackets are a predator for tomato worms. Something to remember next time I get annoyed at yellow jackets when I'm trying to barbecue something…
A little long, but worth watching.
A little long, but worth watching.
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