List of Grasses in Deary Idaho 83823
Permaculture Design Exercise: List of Grasses on Elk Meadow Farm in Deary, ID 83823 Common and scientific names.
Permaculture Design Exercise: List of Grasses on Elk Meadow Farm in Deary, ID 83823 Common and scientific names.
Permaculture Design Exercise: Birds Seen at Elk Meadow Farm in Deary, ID 83823
Black Bird, Red-Winged, Black Bird, Yellow –Headed, Black headed Grosbeak, Bluebirds, Cedar waxwings, lots more. . .
Honey bees have been in the news for a few years now. With the advent of Colony Collapse Disorder all sorts of kind people all over the world are trying to help. Here on our permaculture farm we are planting flowers, trees and herbs to increase the variety of habitat for the bees. We figured the more time they can spend collecting pollen and nectar and the less time they spend being fed by sugar water and man-made pollen patties the better so we are focusing more on the beginning and end of the season plants to feed the bees. Because of this, IN 2015 I kept a diary of all the bloom times of the plants on our farm (the start times, not the duration of bloom). Here’s what I came up with:
A cob oven is affordable, fireproof, inexpensive, beautiful and sustainable. You can build them yourself, incorporating unlimited creative hand-formed durable shapes. A popular backyard project made of earthen clay, sand and straw, these ovens can be built in a day or two. They burn scrap wood and can bake all day starting with pizza then moving to bread, roasts, stews and ending up with drying fruits/veggies and herbs or making a batch of yogurt. Erica says they make heavenly scones as well! We’re looking forward to trying that. This workshop course for our double camber cob oven will cover: •A lecture/demonstration on Fire Science
•Planning the cob oven •Designing the cob oven Constructing and installing a double chamber cob oven (the base will be in place before the workshop) •Building a sand mold for the double chamber cob oven
•Mixing and testing cob (monolithic adobe) and earthen plaster •Applying three layers of cob onto the sand mold
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Our picturesque, rural, for-profit, diversified small farm/nursery/food forest is a model of all things edible grown and sold locally in our climate in Deary, ID (Currently Zone 6B). We are stewards of the land and forest in unique ways (of course) not yet fully known or understood by our community which includes two nearby land grant universities.