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Monthly Archives: June 2012
First garlic harvested at Sol Feliz
Today I got the urge to dig out some garlic, even though it may be early in some respects, I got to feeling I should spread out my time harvesting while securing an early as well as a later harvest. … Continue reading
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Construction of center bed and trellis in the Grow Dome
Today we finally got to finishing up some important projects in the Grow Dome. For one, we built trellises and want to encourage our gourd and squash plants to grow up instead of out and about. We will build little … Continue reading
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UNM-Taos Natural Science class visit
Today we were visited by Mrs. Elder’s Natural Science class that she teaches out of UNM-Taos. The group came out to Sol Feliz last week to see what we do with acequias and seeds and today they continued in their … Continue reading
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UNM Sustainability Studies NM Foodshed class visits Sol Feliz
And wouldn’t you know that we were so engaged in the experience that we forgot to take a group photo!? So here is a photo of the group visiting another farm in the area. We had about 13 students and … Continue reading
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Cultivating soil, pulling weeds, and watering squash
Today we got together to give our crops a boost through cultivation. We hoed some weeds around our crops and more importantly, brought soil around them from all sides to support the plants while oxygenating the soil around them. So … Continue reading
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UNM Taos Puente program visit
This morning we received a visit from the UNM Taos Puente Program to Sol Feliz. Some of these Ecology students were able to learn about agriculture from me for the last four days since I was a substitute teacher for … Continue reading
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No more water to Sol Feliz
Today we tried to bring the water to the fields from the Acequia del Medio. For two days the water trickled in, barely enough for a few trees and a row or two of garlic. It’s that time where we … Continue reading
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Crops emerging in the rock garden
Many of our crops are emerging in the rock garden. Much maize, beans, and some squash are out. So are the garbanzos. We haven’t seen any amaranth yet. The weeds are coming in as well, but it looks like everything … Continue reading
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Taking care of business at Parr Field
Today we got the group together to check out the progress at Parr Field. Many crops are still emerging and we replanted some areas just to make use of the soil and hopefully harvest more sweet corn! The main thing … Continue reading
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Cactus flowering by rock garden
This cactus is naturally affiliated with our rock garden and is kind of like our mascot, showing us the way to resilience in the face of drought and water stress! We wish to take note of this flowering time and … Continue reading
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