My next canning project is meat,, chicken, fish, beef. You can do all that. My wife, looks at me like I'm crazy, but growing up that's how I saw meat go into meals -- out of a jar! 
Our Veggie Gardens!
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I have some real hillbilly friends who love canned sucker. A real gourmet treat, lol!
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Nice Work man, when it is done you will have many years of nutrient dense veggies
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Whenever I get Moose Hunting or take a Doe, I always like to can the meat in a marinade, I used to do all my canning outdoors till I got a pressure canner/cooker, secondary use is sterilizing Mushroom medium that is if your into mushrooms, I haven't tried yet but I got some vids on growing shitake mushrooms that looks real neat, you colonize hardwood logs and they grow right out of the bark.
Damn I love being self sufficient
Dutty I am stoked to see your garden fully utilized, and I respect you deeply for providing for the food bank, your a man of integrity. If I could I would be there beside you helping out.
that is if your into mushrooms, I haven't tried yet but I got some vids on growing shitake mushrooms that looks real neat, you colonize hardwood logs and they grow right out of the bark.Damn I love being self sufficient
Dutty I am stoked to see your garden fully utilized, and I respect you deeply for providing for the food bank, your a man of integrity. If I could I would be there beside you helping out.
ClosedCircuit
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Ben Falk stores his produce in saw dust over winter. Granted you would need a colder storage space, but not a full blown root cellar. His apples age and develop new flavors almost like they are being cured. Its pretty interesting.
HunterHunt
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Subbed! Nice work! Im full swing now in my veggie garden as well.
Good read CO. Thanks.
Dutty Panty
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Heres some pics sue.
Today's work.
Today's work.
Dutty Panty
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Pictures just don't do it justice. In person is alot better. Still have a lot of work to do.
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Wow that's a completely different yard than the last time I was there! God damn I'm excited to come out Saturday!
Dutty Panty
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I hit my goals or better at all costs. I'm paying now.
Got about 1000$ into everything all said and down maybe less.
Got about 1000$ into everything all said and down maybe less.
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Breaking ground was the hard part.
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Having a free day that was also nice out wasn't easy I'm sure lol.
I still have snow here. 
This year will be more about designing a layout and building some beds. Lettuces and beets did good for last year, I'll do plenty of those. I won't be building my garden beds till early may. I will start some various plants inside first soon. We have lots of indigenous wild flower seeds to plant as well. This thread is getting me pumped up.. Will post pics as soon as I get started. Also going to transplant aspens into the yard.
This year will be more about designing a layout and building some beds. Lettuces and beets did good for last year, I'll do plenty of those. I won't be building my garden beds till early may. I will start some various plants inside first soon. We have lots of indigenous wild flower seeds to plant as well. This thread is getting me pumped up.. Will post pics as soon as I get started. Also going to transplant aspens into the yard.
Here's my compost pile in my driveway, frozen and blocking my vehicle access to the backyard to drive in all sorts of necessities. Moved midwinter, so I have a good excuse for not being to ready to veggie garden this season.
Stoner move, forgot to include pic.
Edit: and this is cannabis growing compost. Not off topic compost.
Have any of you growers ever cloned blueberries?
My largest is only 1 yr in the ground, but I could probably get 8-12 good cuttings of it.
I was thinking as soon as the sap rises and there is any new growth.
My largest is only 1 yr in the ground, but I could probably get 8-12 good cuttings of it.
I was thinking as soon as the sap rises and there is any new growth.
That would be so neat Rad. Nothing better than picking your own blueberries. Where were you planting them? We used to have some bushes next to our ponds, but we never attempted to propagate.
Dutty Panty
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I got 6 bushes. Had 7 ran one over drunk on the mower jamming out to my headphones. I can try it first if you want rad like right now and let you know. I'll just throw like 6 cuttings in the cloner tonight I'll take pics.
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