Overhaul of South Dakota Watch screams, “News by a Man, for Men!”
Fellow blogger Todd Epp has undertaken a dramatic overhaul of his numerous blogsites, among them SD and Kansas Watch, and created a more “newspaperly” feel with all features on a main splash page of the new Middle Border Sun.
Among the new features for what [...]
It’s June–month of surprises. It could be wet and chilly; it could be hot and windy, it could be sweet early summer perfection with 80 degrees, a light breeze, and a few puffy white clouds in a blue blue sky.
Today is the wet and chilly variety of June day–we have a Community Garden workday scheduled [...]
Yesterday, my fellow farmer Kelly and I cleared out all the usable spinach from the gardens.� It’s my usual spring project to turn that spinach into those tasty spinach and cheese phyllo dough triangles called spanakopita, but I’ve never worked with twenty-five gallons of spinach before.� It was good to have help!
The most intensive part [...]
I really thought I’d stay clean today, but that just doesn’t seem possible with me–I had to run out to the farm for a short time pre-forecasted rain.
A little bit of watering was in order–just the most recent transplants.� It’s dry, but there is a very good chance of thunderstorms tonight, so I wasn’t going [...]
It’s the third week of the Vermillion Area Farmers Market, from 3-7pm at the Clay County Fairgrounds, Vermillion, South Dakota.
Today I’ll have two types of turnips, red and green leaf lettuce, spinach, broccoli raab, bok choy, and a few bundles of asparagus.
I’ll also have two kinds of Goddess mix this week–the regular blend with mixed [...]
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