Vlog.10 Ferment Farm pathways.

New & old using wood chips, they make better pathways than leaves or sand.

Notes:

• We’re spreading chips over pathways made of sand. Pathways that turned into clay moats and grew weeds and had to be filled. Lesson here is always have your pathways HIGHER than your garden beds. (Water travels downhill)
• Farm plots are still available! $125/yr, just under 20x80 ft.

Vlog 4. Late apple tree pruning & grape grafting of a 100(?) yr old Concord grape tree.

For the grape grafting: Fingers crossed. Not sure how well the splicing tape will work.

Ferment Farm Fall addition Success!! About 150 big wet bags of chopped up leafs n grass clippings mixed deeply into dryish & mucky Glenmore clay. And pathways measured n dug. And putting back into the Earth (little crazy bean break).

Pathways are better ABOVE the beds… water flows downhill. BUT i can fill trenches w leafs, create an organic layer for mycelium network to connect under pathways. Sand or more organics (straw) can be added once leaf pathways break down.

Ferment Farm addition gettn worked…. Sewing the plots together. Deconstructing the border, inoculating the new plot with life, and second tilling.

Ferment Farm: Anything that i can dig without suffering is sexy! (Birthday Tractor Races)

Ferment Farm October end. Watering the winter crops n prepping the new land acquisition: Weeding alfalfa & mint, rolling up the carpet, and how an elephant can have sex with a mouse.

Ferment Farm No.1

Pathway corduroying with straw.

Oh, How Mighty the Fallen!

Last chances….

Longest Juicer