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Harvesting and Seed Saving | Gastronomes Garden

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Digging deep into urban agriculture. Thank You →. Harvesting and Seed Saving. June 27, 2011. So you have been working hard in your garden weeding and fending off the pests and it’s now time to enjoy the fruits of your labour. Here are a few tips for harvesting your bounty and saving your seeds. The biggest question here is: “How do I know when to harvest? Put together by the University of Indiana Extension. Cornell University also has a handy downloadable guide. The Urban Organic Gardner shows you how.

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Virtue in Unlikely Places | Gastronomes Garden

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Digging deep into urban agriculture. Organics, Biodynamics and Pest Control. Foraging for Flowers, Searching out Secrets →. Virtue in Unlikely Places. June 21, 2011. Who needs 50 seconds to cross the street? Patience: not a Merrill family virtue. So for the life of me, I can’t understand why I chose to start the container garden on my deck from seeds rather than sprouts. This entry was posted in Garden Journal. And tagged Food Studies. Organics, Biodynamics and Pest Control. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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The garden continues to grow | Gastronomes Garden

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Digging deep into urban agriculture. The garden continues to grow. July 10, 2011. One of the most gratifying outcomes of the class has been the formation of the BU Gastronomy Gardening Club. Mike Mennonno, the president of the Fenway Garden Society, has encouraged the group and given them space to grow. We are fortunate to be part of this vibrant garden community. Thank you to everyone who made this a very special experience. This entry was posted in Admin. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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Learning to Compost | Gastronomes Garden

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Digging deep into urban agriculture. Foraging for Flowers, Searching out Secrets. June 21, 2011. This entry was posted in Garden Journal. And tagged Food Studies. Foraging for Flowers, Searching out Secrets. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Gastronomes Garden | digging deep into urban agriculture | Page 2

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Digging deep into urban agriculture. Newer posts →. Organics, Biodynamics and Pest Control. June 16, 2011. By Garden Group 3. It’s safe to say that organic agriculture has assumed the role of poster child for alternative food production. The USDA lists it under Alternative Farming Systems. The regulations that govern this process of accreditation are determined by the Organic Food Production Act (OFPA) of 1990. Reminder: Truck Farm Film Screening and Q and A tonight! June 15, 2011. Hope to see you there!

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Thank You | Gastronomes Garden

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Digging deep into urban agriculture. Harvesting and Seed Saving. The garden continues to grow →. June 30, 2011. Last night, we had a lovely potluck picnic to wrap up the Urban Agriculture course. Amongst good food and friends, the students shared their final projects (check the posts out on their group blogs) and we talked about what we learned both in and out of the classroom, from major discussion themes to garden lessons. Sarah and the Berkeley Community Garden. Charlie and the Boston Truck Farm.

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Resources | Gastronomes Garden

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Digging deep into urban agriculture. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. Fenway Victory Gardens' Blog. BU Organic Gardening Club.

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Sifting the Inner Belt 篩羅內環 Tamizando el Cinturón Interno: National Bitter Melon Council

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Sifting the Inner Belt 篩羅內環 Tamizando el Cinturón Interno. A year-long social performance and research art project bridging the Boston Center for the Arts and Berkeley Street Community Garden in the South End. The Boston Globe, July 8, 2005. The Boston Globe, July 10, 2005. Listing on Art New England. The Boston Globe: All Over The Map. Listing on Asia Art Archive. Listing on Singapore Art. Boston Center for The Arts. Exhibition June 17 July 31, 2005. Berkeley Street Community Garden Links. A performance...

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Mayling C | Gastronomes Garden

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Digging deep into urban agriculture. Author Archives: Mayling C. June 30, 2011. Last night, we had a lovely potluck picnic to wrap up the Urban Agriculture course. Amongst good food and friends, the students shared their final projects (check the posts out on their group blogs) and we talked about what we learned both in and out of the classroom, from major discussion themes to garden lessons. On behalf of BU’s Urban Agriculture class, I would like to thank Leo and Casa Romero. And Noah of Best Bees.