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Sunday, August 31, 2014

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Guess this is why my hands have been hurting last few days. :( Hopefully it will be gone before 6am. Have to travel to #AMTRACK 30th St Station in #Philadelphia tomorrow morning to send my youngest son off into the great big world all by his lonesome.

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Monday, August 25, 2014

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How I Grow Hot Peppers in Zone 6b & a Look at the Meyer Lemon Tree I have not shown the container plants I over-wintered, like the ghost pepper plant. If you live in a cold climate, you can move your pepper plants to a container NOW to over-winter indoors – you will have loads of peppers to enjoy next year – just like me! Move them into a container, but leave them outdoors so they have time to adjust to the new soil in the container. Before frost hits, move them indoors. I found it is too much of a shock to put them in a container and also in a new climate at the same time. By doing it gradually, I had better results I will show you how I did it.


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April Cover Crop Update 2014 After a long hard cold Winter. I take a look at all 5 fields of cover crops. Did we think that is cover crop would be so nice. love organic farming


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Quick Pick Vegetable Tip “Compost” In this episode, Mark goes on the scunge for compost from his old compost bays… :)


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Bathtub Worm Farm update, some new residents for the tub.. Aug 2014 Thought I’d do a Bathtub Worm Farm update as we had some new residents move in ;-) I’m trying out some European night crawlers to see how they would go after talking to a mate on FaceBook, Cheers Steven :-)


I got them from a place down in Victoria called “A1 Bait Supplies” if that’s any help to Aussies out there..

http://bit.ly/1tAtTFh Was most pleased with their price & service..


Some of the worms from this tub will be going out into the compost cage to help finish off the compost once it’s done cooking.. The rest will be left in the tub to help build up the population for the next compost cage..


Here’s the blog post on the mishap I had with the worms in the other bathtub farm..


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A couple of vermiculture FaceBook groups that may interest a few folks..

Vermicomposting – Worm Farming


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EARTHY ORGANIC MATTER – Wormy World


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Clips & playlists..

How to build a bathtub worm farm from recycled materials,


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How we feed our compost worms,


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Slow compost pile & compost worm farm,


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Compost worms / Vermiculture playlist,


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You can also find Bits Out the Back on Facebook, Instagram & G+ where we post mini updates on the aquaponics/aquaculture, chooks, worms, wicking bed gardens & other small tidbits..


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Have a great one everyone…


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Container Garden Ideas – How To Find FREE Containers For Your Vegetable Garden http://bit.ly/1nsRpz3 – Container garden ideas – how to find FREE containers for your vegetable garden


I have over 70 containers in my container vegetable garden and I just found a place to get them for FREE all year ’round!


In this video, I show you where to get them and as important, what to do with them, how to prepare them for veggie planting.


Never buy a 5 gallon bucket or plastic garden container of any kind again!


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Container Garden Ideas – How To Find FREE Containers For Your Vegetable Garden


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Urine for Garden, Composting Urine Human urine is a great, natural, free source of Nitrogen for your soil or compost.

Flushing your urine after each pee, would waste thousands of gallons of water per year at home. Then, your valuable urine is not only lost, but it goes to a chemical waste center where they must use chemicals on all that water you flushed, since within the sewage pipes it has all gotten mixed with stool.

To minimize the water shortages seen in so many communities, an easy way to save water is by NOT flushing away your urine. Using for your compost or garden is an extra benefit. (If you just let it sit in the toilet bowel until you have a bowel movement, then the urine can start to smell up your bathroom, and your garden or compost would be missing out on a great source of liquid nitrogen.)


Try it…. it is much easier, cleaner, and normal than you might think.


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Time to bury the bokashi compost The bokashi compost has been in the garage for 1-2 months. We are going to bury 18 gallons of bokashi compost that would have ended up in a landfill. No heat is needed for this process


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Hot Pickled Peppers & Solitary Bees Pickling the first batch of hot chilli peppers with a very simple recipe that I found on the internet and something that I think you will find very interesting that is happening out at the cabin with the Mason Bee house and my grafted Asian Pear tree.


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Growing microgreens and sprouts at home Benjamin Carroll shows us how to grow microgreens and sprouts at home. It’s a quick and easy way to get fresh healthy food even in winter!


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