Yes, eleven weeks since the last posting. School is coming to an end and I will have more time over the next few months so I should post more frequently.
This is the time of the year when we are just finishing the "lemon only" period and start fruit harvest all over again. We have had some cherries already (very early) and raspberries are not too far off. After this begins, we will have fruit again pretty much every day until at least March of next year. Pretty amazing climate!!
Speaking of amazing climate. I am pround to day that we have our first Avocados on the tree this year. It looks as though there will be a bunch too!! Perhaps even 100 or so. Do not want to count my guacamole before I am sure, but it sure is a great sign (every other year the flowers on the avocado tree just dropped).
Here is what we harvested in the slow time of the year. Only $150 worth of produce over the past 11 weeks. Not much to speak of but I did managage to harvest something every day to surpass the 1000 day mark!!
An eleven-week summary if you do not want to read the details:
Lemons: 156 ($78.00)
Cherries: 1 pound ($5.00)
Limes: 13 ($4.25)
Oranges: 75 ($37.50)
Grapefruit: 13 ($13.00)
Salad Greens: 14 ($14.00)
Strawberries: 3 baskets ($6.00)
Eleven-Week harvest: $157.75
Total Produce Harvested : $4941.25
Total Honey Harvested: $1080.00
Expenses: $500.00
Daily Details
Year 3, Day 246
1) 1 orange
2) 2 limes
Year 3, Day 247
1) 2 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
3) 1 lime
Year 3, Day 248
1) 4 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 249
1) 3 oranges
Year 3, Day 250
1) 2 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 251
1) 4 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 252
1) 1 grapefruit
2) 1 lime
Year 3, Day 253
1) 2 oranges
2) 4 lemons
Year 3, Day 254
1) 5 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
3) 3 lemons
Year 3, Day 255
1) 4 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 256
1) 1 orange
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 257
1) 2 oranges
Year 3, Day 258
1) 2 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 259
1) 3 oranges
Year 3, Day 260
1) 2 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
3) 5 lemons
Year 3, Day 261
1) 2 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 262
1) 3 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
3) 2 limes
4) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 263
1) 4 oranges
2) 1 lime
Year 3, Day 264
1) 3 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 265
1) 2 oranges
Year 3, Day 266
1) 3 oranges
Year 3, Day 267
1) 6 oranges
2) 2 limes
Year 3, Day 268 - 271
gone
Year 3, Day 272
1) 2 oranges
2) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 273
1) 2 oranges
2) 2 lemons
3) 2 limes
Year 3, Day 274
1) 4 lemons
2) 1 orange
Year 3, Day 275
1) 1 lemon
2) 2 oranges
Year 3, Day 276
1) 1 orange
Year 3, Day 277
1) 3 lemons
2) 2 oranges
Year 3, Day 278
1) 2 lemons
2) 1 orange
Year 3, Day 279
1) 2 lemons
2) 1 orange
Year 3, Day 280
1) 6 lemons
2) 1 orange
Year 3, Day 281
1) 1 orange
Year 3, Day 282
1) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 283
1) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 284
1) 5 lemons
Year 3, Day 285
1) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 286
1) 3 lemons
Year 3, Day 287
1) 3 lemons
2) 2 limes
Year 3, Day 288
1) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 289
1) 1 lemon
Year 3, Day 290
1) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 291
1) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 292
1) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 293
1) 6 lemons
Year 3, Day 294
1) 2 lemons
2) salad greens
Year 3, Day 295
1) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 296
1) 2 lemons
2) salad greens
Year 3, Day 297
1) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 298
1) 7 lemons
2) salad greens
Year 3, Day 299
1) 7 lemons
Year 3, Day 300
1) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 301
1) 20 lemons
Year 3, Day 302
1) salad greens
Year 3, Day 303
1) 2 lemons
2) salad greens
Year 3, Day 304
1) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 305
1) 2 lemons
2) salad greens
Year 3, Day 306
1) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 307
1) 3 lemons
2) salad greens
3) 1 orange
Year 3, Day 308
1) 5 lemons
Year 3, Day 309
1) 4 lemons
2) salad greens
Year 3, Day 310
1) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 311
1) salad greens
Year 3, Day 312
1) 6 lemons
Year 3, Day 313
1) 2 lemons
2) salad greens
Year 3, Day 314
1) Basket Strawberries
2) 1/2 pound cherries
Year 3, Day 315
1) 4 lemons
2) Salad greens (2)
Year 3, Day 316
1) 2 lemons
2) 1/4 pound cherries
Year 3, Day 317
1) 2 lemons
2) Basket Strawberries
Year 3, Day 318
1) salad greens
2) 1/4 pound cherries
Year 3, Day 319
1) 2 lemons
2) basket strawberries
Year 3, Day 320
1) 2 lemons
2) salad greens
Year 3, Day 321
1) 2 lemons
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Monday, March 4, 2013
Days 921 - 976 Springtime Comes with Little Sign of Winter
What an easy winter it has been. A bit colder than normal but very little rain to get in the way of outdoor activities in Northern California. What is great for cycling and running is not the best for the garden though. I actually had to water the fruit trees last weekend for the first time ever that I remember (in the winter that is). An article that I read said that it is the driest January-February on record in California.
Well, fortunately we had a lot of rain in December so that the lakes are all full and there is some snow to ski on...unlike last year when all of the precip came in March and April.
In the garden, I did my February 1st fertilizing of the trees and planted some Kale starts. Need some rain to get them really rolling. Harvested 8 quarts of honey because one of the hives dies out over the winter. Pretty much every day has been started with a few oranges and a grapefruit from the bountiful citrus trees. A record 1313 mandarins this year and looks to be a record orange harvest too. The lemon tree seems to have more lemons than leaves. Pretty cool sight to see.
The Aprium tree has already bloomed and I hope that the fruit has set. The nectarine tree is in full bloom and the peaches are not far behind. Before the next post the entire yard will be in full bloom and I will get to see a sneak preview of what to expect for the years harvest.
An eight-week summary if you do not want to read the details:
Lemons: 15 ($7.50)
Chard: 9 bunches ($22.50)
Limes: 11 ($3.75)
Mandarins: 411 ($103.75)
Oranges: 136 ($78.00)
Grapefruit: 22 ($22.00)
Honey: 8 quarts ($160.00
Eight-Week harvest: $237.00
Total Produce Harvested : $4783.50
Total Honey Harvested: $1080.00
Expenses: $500.00
Daily Details
Year 3, Day 190
1) 1 orange
2) 15 mandarins
Year 3, Day 191
1) 25 mandarins
Year 3, Day 192
1) 15 mandarins
Year 3, Day 193
1) 32 mandarins
2) 1 orange
Year 3, Day 194
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 195
1) 1 orange
2) 15 mandarins
Year 3, Day 196
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 197
1) 1 orange
2) 3 mandarins
3) 2 limes
4) 2 bunches chard
Year 3, Day 198
1) 15 mandarins
Year 3, Day 199
1) 15 mandarins
2) 2 oranges
3) 1 lime
Year 3, Day 200
1) 1 orange
2) 20 mandarins
Year 3, Day 201
1) 3 oranges
2) 13 mandarins
Year 3, Day 202
1) 2 oranges
2) 60 mandarins
Year 3, Day 203
1) 10 mandarins
2) 1 lemon
Year 3, Day 204
gone
Year 3, Day 205
1) 7 oranges
2) 30 mandarins
Year 3, Day 206
1) 2 oranges
2) 1 lemon
3) 4 mandarins
Year 3, Day 207
1) 2 oranges
2) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 208
1) 5 oranges
2) 6 mandarins
Year 3, Day 209
1) 4 oranges
2) 12 mandarins
Year 3, Day 210
1) 4 oranges
2) 8 mandarins
3) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 211
1) 2 oranges
2) 16 mandarins
Year 3, Day 212
1) 2 oranges
2) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 213
1) 3 oranges
2) 12 mandarins
Year 3, Day 214
1) 4 oranges
2) 8 mandarins
Year 3, Day 215
1) 3 oranges
2) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 216
1) 2 oranges
2) 10 mandarins
3) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 217
1) 2 oranges
2) 4 mandarins
Year 3, Day 218
1) 3 oranges
2) 4 lemons
Year 3, Day 219
1) 7 oranges
Year 3, Day 220
1) 2 oranges
2) 6 mandarins
3) 3 lemons
Year 3, Day 221
1) 3 oranges
2) 3 mandarins
Year 3, Day 222
1) 2 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
3) 1 mandarin
Year 3, Day 223
1) 3 oranges
2) 2 mandarins
Year 3, Day 224
1) 4 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 225
1) 5 oranges
2) 3 lemons
3) 1 grapefruit
4) 2 limes
5) 1 mandarin
6) 1 bunch chard
Year 3, Day 226
1) 3 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 227
1) 2 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 228
1) 1 orange
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 229
1) 2 oranges
Year 3, Day 230
1) 3 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 231
1) 3 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
3) 1 lime
4) 2 bunch chard
Year 3, Day 232
1) 4 oranges
Year 3, Day 233
1) 1 orange
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 234
1) 3 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
3) 2 limes
Year 3, Day 235
1) 4 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 236
1) 5 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 237
1) 3 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
3) 3 limes
4) 2 bunches chard
Year 3, Day 238
1) 1 orange
2) 1 grapefruit
3) 2 bunches chard
Year 3, Day 239
1) 1 orange
2) 3 lemons
Year 3, Day 240
1) 3 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 241
1) 4 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 242
1) 2 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 243
1) 4 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 244
1) 2 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 245
1) 2 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Well, fortunately we had a lot of rain in December so that the lakes are all full and there is some snow to ski on...unlike last year when all of the precip came in March and April.
In the garden, I did my February 1st fertilizing of the trees and planted some Kale starts. Need some rain to get them really rolling. Harvested 8 quarts of honey because one of the hives dies out over the winter. Pretty much every day has been started with a few oranges and a grapefruit from the bountiful citrus trees. A record 1313 mandarins this year and looks to be a record orange harvest too. The lemon tree seems to have more lemons than leaves. Pretty cool sight to see.
The Aprium tree has already bloomed and I hope that the fruit has set. The nectarine tree is in full bloom and the peaches are not far behind. Before the next post the entire yard will be in full bloom and I will get to see a sneak preview of what to expect for the years harvest.
An eight-week summary if you do not want to read the details:
Lemons: 15 ($7.50)
Chard: 9 bunches ($22.50)
Limes: 11 ($3.75)
Mandarins: 411 ($103.75)
Oranges: 136 ($78.00)
Grapefruit: 22 ($22.00)
Honey: 8 quarts ($160.00
Eight-Week harvest: $237.00
Total Produce Harvested : $4783.50
Total Honey Harvested: $1080.00
Expenses: $500.00
Daily Details
Year 3, Day 190
1) 1 orange
2) 15 mandarins
Year 3, Day 191
1) 25 mandarins
Year 3, Day 192
1) 15 mandarins
Year 3, Day 193
1) 32 mandarins
2) 1 orange
Year 3, Day 194
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 195
1) 1 orange
2) 15 mandarins
Year 3, Day 196
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 197
1) 1 orange
2) 3 mandarins
3) 2 limes
4) 2 bunches chard
Year 3, Day 198
1) 15 mandarins
Year 3, Day 199
1) 15 mandarins
2) 2 oranges
3) 1 lime
Year 3, Day 200
1) 1 orange
2) 20 mandarins
Year 3, Day 201
1) 3 oranges
2) 13 mandarins
Year 3, Day 202
1) 2 oranges
2) 60 mandarins
Year 3, Day 203
1) 10 mandarins
2) 1 lemon
Year 3, Day 204
gone
Year 3, Day 205
1) 7 oranges
2) 30 mandarins
Year 3, Day 206
1) 2 oranges
2) 1 lemon
3) 4 mandarins
Year 3, Day 207
1) 2 oranges
2) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 208
1) 5 oranges
2) 6 mandarins
Year 3, Day 209
1) 4 oranges
2) 12 mandarins
Year 3, Day 210
1) 4 oranges
2) 8 mandarins
3) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 211
1) 2 oranges
2) 16 mandarins
Year 3, Day 212
1) 2 oranges
2) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 213
1) 3 oranges
2) 12 mandarins
Year 3, Day 214
1) 4 oranges
2) 8 mandarins
Year 3, Day 215
1) 3 oranges
2) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 216
1) 2 oranges
2) 10 mandarins
3) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 217
1) 2 oranges
2) 4 mandarins
Year 3, Day 218
1) 3 oranges
2) 4 lemons
Year 3, Day 219
1) 7 oranges
Year 3, Day 220
1) 2 oranges
2) 6 mandarins
3) 3 lemons
Year 3, Day 221
1) 3 oranges
2) 3 mandarins
Year 3, Day 222
1) 2 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
3) 1 mandarin
Year 3, Day 223
1) 3 oranges
2) 2 mandarins
Year 3, Day 224
1) 4 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 225
1) 5 oranges
2) 3 lemons
3) 1 grapefruit
4) 2 limes
5) 1 mandarin
6) 1 bunch chard
Year 3, Day 226
1) 3 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 227
1) 2 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 228
1) 1 orange
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 229
1) 2 oranges
Year 3, Day 230
1) 3 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 231
1) 3 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
3) 1 lime
4) 2 bunch chard
Year 3, Day 232
1) 4 oranges
Year 3, Day 233
1) 1 orange
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 234
1) 3 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
3) 2 limes
Year 3, Day 235
1) 4 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 236
1) 5 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 237
1) 3 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
3) 3 limes
4) 2 bunches chard
Year 3, Day 238
1) 1 orange
2) 1 grapefruit
3) 2 bunches chard
Year 3, Day 239
1) 1 orange
2) 3 lemons
Year 3, Day 240
1) 3 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 241
1) 4 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 242
1) 2 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 243
1) 4 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 244
1) 2 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Year 3, Day 245
1) 2 oranges
2) 1 grapefruit
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Days 865 - 920 Citrus and Climate Change in Northern CA
As we are in the midst of our citrus harvest season I thougth I would write about an NPR story I heard a while back about the concerns of climate change among citrus growers in Northern California. I would have thought that a warming of the temperatures would have only a positive effect on citrus with growers always fearing the dreaded freeze. Well, the grower that they were interviewing was talking about how much of his crop (Satsuma Mandarins) is eaten fresh and how we are accustomed to eating citrus that is orange in color (oranges, tangerines, mandarins) and how the warming of the climate will slow the colorization of the fruit. Here is an article about Degreening of Citrus that I really thought explained what Citrus from Florida has to go through before we consumers actually find it acceptable.
This explains why the oranges that I would buy in Mexico would often be green (but perfectly ripe inside).
Well, for now our mandarins are turning nice orange and we have harvested over 900 to this date. The oranges have been tested and I plan on waiting at least a couple more weeks before starting to harvest them daily. Grapefruit will be at least a month.
A eight-week summary if you do not want to read the details:
Lemons: 18 ($9.00)
Chard: 2.5 bunches ($5.00)
Kiwi: 22 ($11.00)
Limes: 11 ($3.75)
Mandarins: 790 ($197.50)
Oranges: 13 ($6.50)
Eight-Week harvest: $232.75
Total Produce Harvested : $4546.50
Total Honey Harvested: $920.00
Expenses: $480.00
Daily Details
Year 3, Day 134
1) 4 mandarins
2) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 135
1) 12 mandarins
Year 3, Day 136
1) 7 mandarins
Year 3, Day 137
1) 3mandarins
Year 3, Day 138
1) 7 mandarins
2) 1 lemon
Year 3, Day 139
1) 8 mandarins
Year 3, Day 140
1) 9 mandarins
Year 3, Day 141
1) 8 mandarins
Year 3, Day 142
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 143
1) 12 mandarins
Year 3, Day 144
1) 17 mandarins
2) 8 limes
3) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 145
1) 50 mandarins
2) 6 lemons
Year 3, Day 146
gone
Year 3, Day 147
gone
Year 3, Day 148
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 149
1) 7 mandarins
Year 3, Day 150
1) 6 mandarins
Year 3, Day 151
1) 8 mandarins
Year 3, Day 152
1) 15 mandarins
Year 3, Day 153
1) 41 mandarins
Year 3, Day 154
1) 2 mandarins
2) 2 oranges
3) 2 kiwi
4) 3 lemons
5) 1/2 bunch chard
Year 3, Day 155
1) 15 mandarins
Year 3, Day 156
1) 12 mandarins
Year 3, Day 157
1) 8 mandarins
2) 1 orange
Year 3, Day 158
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 159
1) 6 mandarins
Year 3, Day 160
1) 20 mandarins
2) 2 oranges
Year 3, Day 161
1) 8 mandarins
Year 3, Day 162
1) 8 mandarins
Year 3, Day 163
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 164
1) 8 mandarins
Year 3, Day 165
1) 12 mandarins
2) 2 oranges
Year 3, Day 166
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 167
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 168
1) 14 mandarins
2) 2 bunches chard
Year 3, Day 169
1) 40 mandarins
Year 3, Day 170
1) 9 mandarins
Year 3, Day 171
1) 12 mandarins
Year 3, Day 172
1) 26 mandarins
Year 3, Day 173
1) 18 mandarins
Year 3, Day 174
1) 32 mandarins
Year 3, Day 175
gone
Year 3, Day 176
gone
Year 3, Day 177
1) 27 mandarins
2) 20 kiwi
Year 3, Day 178
1) 38 mandarins
2) 1 orange
3) 3 limes
Year 3, Day 179
1) 11 mandarins
2) 1 orange
Year 3, Day 180
1) 14 mandarins
2) 1 orange
Year 3, Day 181
1) 47 mandarins
Year 3, Day 182
1) 5 mandarins
Year 3, Day 183
1) 8 mandarins
Year 3, Day 184
1) 27 mandarins
Year 3, Day 185
1) 50 mandarins
2) 4 lemons
3) 1 orange
Year 3, Day 186
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 187
1) 12 mandarins
Year 3, Day 188
1) 13 mandarins
2) 2 oranges
Year 3, Day 189
1) 4 mandarins
This explains why the oranges that I would buy in Mexico would often be green (but perfectly ripe inside).
Well, for now our mandarins are turning nice orange and we have harvested over 900 to this date. The oranges have been tested and I plan on waiting at least a couple more weeks before starting to harvest them daily. Grapefruit will be at least a month.
A eight-week summary if you do not want to read the details:
Lemons: 18 ($9.00)
Chard: 2.5 bunches ($5.00)
Kiwi: 22 ($11.00)
Limes: 11 ($3.75)
Mandarins: 790 ($197.50)
Oranges: 13 ($6.50)
Eight-Week harvest: $232.75
Total Produce Harvested : $4546.50
Total Honey Harvested: $920.00
Expenses: $480.00
Daily Details
Year 3, Day 134
1) 4 mandarins
2) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 135
1) 12 mandarins
Year 3, Day 136
1) 7 mandarins
Year 3, Day 137
1) 3mandarins
Year 3, Day 138
1) 7 mandarins
2) 1 lemon
Year 3, Day 139
1) 8 mandarins
Year 3, Day 140
1) 9 mandarins
Year 3, Day 141
1) 8 mandarins
Year 3, Day 142
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 143
1) 12 mandarins
Year 3, Day 144
1) 17 mandarins
2) 8 limes
3) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 145
1) 50 mandarins
2) 6 lemons
Year 3, Day 146
gone
Year 3, Day 147
gone
Year 3, Day 148
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 149
1) 7 mandarins
Year 3, Day 150
1) 6 mandarins
Year 3, Day 151
1) 8 mandarins
Year 3, Day 152
1) 15 mandarins
Year 3, Day 153
1) 41 mandarins
Year 3, Day 154
1) 2 mandarins
2) 2 oranges
3) 2 kiwi
4) 3 lemons
5) 1/2 bunch chard
Year 3, Day 155
1) 15 mandarins
Year 3, Day 156
1) 12 mandarins
Year 3, Day 157
1) 8 mandarins
2) 1 orange
Year 3, Day 158
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 159
1) 6 mandarins
Year 3, Day 160
1) 20 mandarins
2) 2 oranges
Year 3, Day 161
1) 8 mandarins
Year 3, Day 162
1) 8 mandarins
Year 3, Day 163
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 164
1) 8 mandarins
Year 3, Day 165
1) 12 mandarins
2) 2 oranges
Year 3, Day 166
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 167
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 168
1) 14 mandarins
2) 2 bunches chard
Year 3, Day 169
1) 40 mandarins
Year 3, Day 170
1) 9 mandarins
Year 3, Day 171
1) 12 mandarins
Year 3, Day 172
1) 26 mandarins
Year 3, Day 173
1) 18 mandarins
Year 3, Day 174
1) 32 mandarins
Year 3, Day 175
gone
Year 3, Day 176
gone
Year 3, Day 177
1) 27 mandarins
2) 20 kiwi
Year 3, Day 178
1) 38 mandarins
2) 1 orange
3) 3 limes
Year 3, Day 179
1) 11 mandarins
2) 1 orange
Year 3, Day 180
1) 14 mandarins
2) 1 orange
Year 3, Day 181
1) 47 mandarins
Year 3, Day 182
1) 5 mandarins
Year 3, Day 183
1) 8 mandarins
Year 3, Day 184
1) 27 mandarins
Year 3, Day 185
1) 50 mandarins
2) 4 lemons
3) 1 orange
Year 3, Day 186
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 187
1) 12 mandarins
Year 3, Day 188
1) 13 mandarins
2) 2 oranges
Year 3, Day 189
1) 4 mandarins
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Days 767 - 864 Busy days!!
Been 14 weeks since the last post. I guess life has been pretty darn busy!! I was just about to quit this endeavor but I thought I might regret it later...so here it is!!
Anyhow, I have continued to harvest daily and it has been quite the bountiful harvest this summer. Perfect weather we ahve had through the months of summer and fall. Not too hot and not too cool. The early rains of last year did not happen so we have had an amazing Fig crop (480 figs) and right now we are picking the first mandarins (already picked over 100 and the trees are loaded).
A fourteen-week summary if you do not want to read the details:
Lemons: 13 ($6.50)
Chard: 18 bunches ($36.00)
Strawberries: 6.5 baskets ($13.00)
Peaches: 53 ($45.75)
Zucchini: 106 ($78.00)
Cucumber: 52 ($27.00)
Tomatoes: 261 ($136.00)
Cherry Tomato: 3 baskets ($6.00)
Pears: 36 ($32.00)
Asian Pears: 9 ($5.00)
Grapes: 25 lb ($50.00)
Potaotoes: 2 lb ($2.00)
Raspberries: 7.5 baskets ($15.00)
Salad: 2 ($1.00)
Honey: 20 quarts ($400.00)
Kiwi: 2 ($1.00)
Limes: 2 ($1.00)
Apples: 128 ($70.00)
Figs: 480 ($120.00)
Mandarins: 112 ($28.00)
Fourteen-Week harvest: $673.25
Total Produce Harvested : $4313.75
Total Honey Harvested: $920.00
Expenses: $480.00
Daily Details
Year 3, Day 36
1) 7 tomatoes
2) 10 peaches
3) 8 pears
4) 6 zukes
5) 2 bunches chard
6) 1 lemon
7) 4 asian pears
Year 3, Day 37
1) 4 peaches
Year 3, Day 38
1) 6 pears
2) 10 tomatoes
3) 3 cukes
4) 4 zukes
5) 6 peaches
6) 3 lemons
7) 3 asian pears
Year 3, Day 39
1) 10 peaches
2) 10 pears
Year 3, Day 40
1) 4 peaches
2) 12 pears
3) 10 tomatoes
4) 3 zukes
5) basket cherry tomatoes
6) 1/2 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 41
1) 3/4 lb grapes
2) 8 peaches
3) 2 zukes
4) 2 tomatoes
5) basket cherry tomatoes
Year 3, Day 42
gone
Year 3, Day 43
1) 7 peaches
2) 6 tomatoes
3) 1 zuke
4) 3 cukes
Year 3, Day 44
1) 2 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 45
1) 2 asian pears
2) 6 tomaotes
3) 4 zukes
4) 1.5 baskets strawberries
Year 3, Day 46
1) 2 bunches chard
2) 4 peaches
3) 3/4 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 47
1) 1 lb grapes
2) 3 zukes
3) 1/2 basket raspberries
Year 3, Day 48
1) 2.5 lb grapes
2) 1 cuke
3) 13 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 49
1) 2 baskets strawberries
2) 2 bunches chard
3) 1 zuke
4) 4 tomatoes
5) 2 lb potatoes
6) 1 lemon
7) 1/4 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 50
1) 1.25 lb grapes
2) 3 tomatoes
3) 1 cuke
Year 3, Day 51
1) 1 lb grapes
2) 11 tomatoes
3) 4 zukes
4) 1 bunch chard
5) 1 basket strawberries
Year 3, Day 52
1) 1 basket raspberries
2) 3/4 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 53
1) 3/4 lb grapes
2) 13 tomaotes
3) 3 zukes
4) 2 cukes
Year 3, Day 54
1) 2.5 lb grapes
2) 2 bunches chard
3) 1 basket strawberries
Year 3, Day 55
1) 3/4 lb grapes
2) 16 tomaotes
3) 1/2 basket Raspberries
Year 3, Day 56
1) 1/2 basket strawberries
2) 8 zukes
3) 1/2 lb grapes
4) 4 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 57
1) 1.5 lb grapes
2) 8 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 58
1) Salad greens
2) 1/4 lb grapes
3) 1 lemon
4) 5 tomatoes
5) 1/2 basket strawberries
Year 3, Day 59
1) 1 lb grapes
2) 4 zukes
3) 1 bunch chard
4) 10 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 60
1) 3/4 lb grapes
2) 10 tomatoes
3) 1 cuke
Year 3, Day 61
1) 1/2 lb grapes
2) 3 tomatoes
3) 2 basket raspberries
4) 2 figs
Year 3, Day 62
1) 2 lb grapes
2) 1 basket raspberries
3) 6 figs
4) 4 zukes
5) 3 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 63
1) 2 zukes
2) 12 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 64
1) 8 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 65
1) 1/2 lb grapes
2) 1/2 basket raspberries
3) 1 bunch chard
4) 1 zuke
Year 3, Day 66
1) 7 tomatoes
2) 2 bunches chard
3) 3 zukes
4) 3 figs
5) 1/4 lb grapes
6) 1/4 lb green beans
Year 3, Day 67
1) 1 basket raspberries
2) 4 tomatoes
3) 1 fig
Year 3, Day 68
1) 4 figs
2) 1/4 lb grapes
3) 2 tomatoes
4) 3 zukes
5) 1 lemon
6) Salad greens
Year 3, Day 69
1) 5 tomatoes
2) 5 zukes
3) 1/4 lb grapes
4) 3 figs
Year 3, Day 70
1) 1 basket strawberries
2) 4 tomatoes
3) 2 figs
Year 3, Day 71
1) 4 cukes
2) 2 tomatoes
3) 1 basket raspberries
4) 1 fig
Year 3, Day 72
1) 5 zukes
2) 4 figs
3) 1/4 lb grapes
4) 1 apple
Year 3, Day 73
1) 1 bunch chard
2) 8 tomatoes
3) 1/4 lb grapes
4) 2 apples
5) 8 figs
Year 3, Day 74
1) 7 figs
2) 1/4 lb grapes
3) 3 apples
4) 1 lemon
5) 1 zuke
Year 3, Day 75
1) 8 figs
2) 5 apples
3) 1/4 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 76
1) 8 figs
2) 3 apples
3) 1/4 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 77
1) 3 apples
2) 17 figs
Year 3, Day 78
1) 3 apples
2) 10 tomatoes
3) 3 cukes
4) 6 zukes
Year 3, Day 79
1) 1/2 lb grapes
2) 5 apples
3) 11 figs
Year 3, Day 80
1) 13 figs
2) 5 apples
3) 1/4 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 81
1) 9 figs
2) 5 apples
3) 2 tomatoes
4) 2 cukes
Year 3, Day 82
1) 7 figs
2) 5 apples
Year 3, Day 83
1) 3 apples
2) 5 zukes
3) 1 cuke
Year 3, Day 84
1) 18 apples
2) 6 tomatoes
3) 1 lemon
4) 30 figs
Year 3, Day 85
1) 6 figs
Year 3, Day 86
1) 12 figs
2) 1 cuke
3) 1/2 basket cherry tomatoes
Year 3, Day 87
1) 11 figs
Year 3, Day 88
1) 12 figs
2) 4 apples
3) 1 cuke
Year 3, Day 89
1) 8 zukes
2) 7 apples
3) 3 cukes
4) 1 lemon
5) 15 figs
Year 3, Day 90
1) 17 apples
2) 25 figs
Year 3, Day 91
gone
Year 3, Day 92
1) 7 figs
2) 4 zukes
3) 4 cukes
4) 3 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 93
1) 20 figs
2) 1 apple
Year 3, Day 94
1) 17 figs
2) 8 apples
Year 3, Day 95
1) 15 figs
2) 1 apple
Year 3, Day 96
1) 19 figs
2) 4 zukes
3) 6 apples
4) 2 bunches chard
5) 5 cukes
6) 2 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 97
1) 10 figs
2) 1 apples
3) 1 kiwi
Year 3, Day 98
1) 11 figs
Year 3, Day 99
1) 4 apples
2) 1 fig
3) 4 cukes
4) 1 tomato
Year 3, Day 100
1) 11 figs
2) 4 apples
3) 3 zukes
Year 3, Day 101
1) 20 figs
2) 1 apple
Year 3, Day 102
1) 19 figs
2) 1 apple
3) 2 cukes
Year 3, Day 103
1) 16 figs
2) 1 apple
Year 3, Day 104
1) 20 figs
2) 1 apple
Year 3, Day 105
1) 12 figs
2) 1 tomato
3) 4 cukes
4) 4 zukes
Year 3, Day 106
1) 3 figs
2) 1 tomato
3) 4 cukes
Year 3, Day 107
1) 14 figs
Year 3, Day 108
1) 12 figs
2) 2 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 109
1) 3 tomatoes
2) 17 figs
Year 3, Day 110
1) 9 figs
2) 5 zukes
Year 3, Day 111
1) 8 figs
Year 3, Day 112
1) 33 tomatoes
2) 1/2 basket cherry tomatoes
3) 1 zuke
4) 6 cukes
5) 1 mandarin
Year 3, Day 113
1) 2 figs
2) 1/4 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 114
1) 4 apples
Year 3, Day 115
1) 1 mandarin
2) 1 bunch chard
Year 3, Day 116
1) 1 kiwi
Year 3, Day 117
1) 3 apples
2) 1 lemon
Year 3, Day 118
1) 1 mandarin
2) 1 lime
Year 3, Day 119
1) 1 apple
2) 1 lemon
3) 1 lime
Year 3, Day 120
1) 12 mandarins
Year 3, Day 121
1) 8 mandarins
2) 3 apples
Year 3, Day 122
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 123
1) 3 mandarins
Year 3, Day 124
1) 4 mandarins
Year 3, Day 125
1) 6 mandarins
2) 1 apple
3) 1 bunch chard
Year 3, Day 126
1) 6 mandarins
Year 3, Day 127
1) 5 mandarins
Year 3, Day 128
1) 4 mandarins
Year 3, Day 129
1) 5 mandarins
Year 3, Day 130
1) 9 mandarins
Year 3, Day 131
1) 13 mandarins
2) 1 lemon
Year 3, Day 132
1) 9 mandarins
Year 3, Day 133
1) 15 mandarins
Anyhow, I have continued to harvest daily and it has been quite the bountiful harvest this summer. Perfect weather we ahve had through the months of summer and fall. Not too hot and not too cool. The early rains of last year did not happen so we have had an amazing Fig crop (480 figs) and right now we are picking the first mandarins (already picked over 100 and the trees are loaded).
A fourteen-week summary if you do not want to read the details:
Lemons: 13 ($6.50)
Chard: 18 bunches ($36.00)
Strawberries: 6.5 baskets ($13.00)
Peaches: 53 ($45.75)
Zucchini: 106 ($78.00)
Cucumber: 52 ($27.00)
Tomatoes: 261 ($136.00)
Cherry Tomato: 3 baskets ($6.00)
Pears: 36 ($32.00)
Asian Pears: 9 ($5.00)
Grapes: 25 lb ($50.00)
Potaotoes: 2 lb ($2.00)
Raspberries: 7.5 baskets ($15.00)
Salad: 2 ($1.00)
Honey: 20 quarts ($400.00)
Kiwi: 2 ($1.00)
Limes: 2 ($1.00)
Apples: 128 ($70.00)
Figs: 480 ($120.00)
Mandarins: 112 ($28.00)
Fourteen-Week harvest: $673.25
Total Produce Harvested : $4313.75
Total Honey Harvested: $920.00
Expenses: $480.00
Daily Details
Year 3, Day 36
1) 7 tomatoes
2) 10 peaches
3) 8 pears
4) 6 zukes
5) 2 bunches chard
6) 1 lemon
7) 4 asian pears
Year 3, Day 37
1) 4 peaches
Year 3, Day 38
1) 6 pears
2) 10 tomatoes
3) 3 cukes
4) 4 zukes
5) 6 peaches
6) 3 lemons
7) 3 asian pears
Year 3, Day 39
1) 10 peaches
2) 10 pears
Year 3, Day 40
1) 4 peaches
2) 12 pears
3) 10 tomatoes
4) 3 zukes
5) basket cherry tomatoes
6) 1/2 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 41
1) 3/4 lb grapes
2) 8 peaches
3) 2 zukes
4) 2 tomatoes
5) basket cherry tomatoes
Year 3, Day 42
gone
Year 3, Day 43
1) 7 peaches
2) 6 tomatoes
3) 1 zuke
4) 3 cukes
Year 3, Day 44
1) 2 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 45
1) 2 asian pears
2) 6 tomaotes
3) 4 zukes
4) 1.5 baskets strawberries
Year 3, Day 46
1) 2 bunches chard
2) 4 peaches
3) 3/4 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 47
1) 1 lb grapes
2) 3 zukes
3) 1/2 basket raspberries
Year 3, Day 48
1) 2.5 lb grapes
2) 1 cuke
3) 13 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 49
1) 2 baskets strawberries
2) 2 bunches chard
3) 1 zuke
4) 4 tomatoes
5) 2 lb potatoes
6) 1 lemon
7) 1/4 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 50
1) 1.25 lb grapes
2) 3 tomatoes
3) 1 cuke
Year 3, Day 51
1) 1 lb grapes
2) 11 tomatoes
3) 4 zukes
4) 1 bunch chard
5) 1 basket strawberries
Year 3, Day 52
1) 1 basket raspberries
2) 3/4 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 53
1) 3/4 lb grapes
2) 13 tomaotes
3) 3 zukes
4) 2 cukes
Year 3, Day 54
1) 2.5 lb grapes
2) 2 bunches chard
3) 1 basket strawberries
Year 3, Day 55
1) 3/4 lb grapes
2) 16 tomaotes
3) 1/2 basket Raspberries
Year 3, Day 56
1) 1/2 basket strawberries
2) 8 zukes
3) 1/2 lb grapes
4) 4 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 57
1) 1.5 lb grapes
2) 8 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 58
1) Salad greens
2) 1/4 lb grapes
3) 1 lemon
4) 5 tomatoes
5) 1/2 basket strawberries
Year 3, Day 59
1) 1 lb grapes
2) 4 zukes
3) 1 bunch chard
4) 10 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 60
1) 3/4 lb grapes
2) 10 tomatoes
3) 1 cuke
Year 3, Day 61
1) 1/2 lb grapes
2) 3 tomatoes
3) 2 basket raspberries
4) 2 figs
Year 3, Day 62
1) 2 lb grapes
2) 1 basket raspberries
3) 6 figs
4) 4 zukes
5) 3 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 63
1) 2 zukes
2) 12 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 64
1) 8 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 65
1) 1/2 lb grapes
2) 1/2 basket raspberries
3) 1 bunch chard
4) 1 zuke
Year 3, Day 66
1) 7 tomatoes
2) 2 bunches chard
3) 3 zukes
4) 3 figs
5) 1/4 lb grapes
6) 1/4 lb green beans
Year 3, Day 67
1) 1 basket raspberries
2) 4 tomatoes
3) 1 fig
Year 3, Day 68
1) 4 figs
2) 1/4 lb grapes
3) 2 tomatoes
4) 3 zukes
5) 1 lemon
6) Salad greens
Year 3, Day 69
1) 5 tomatoes
2) 5 zukes
3) 1/4 lb grapes
4) 3 figs
Year 3, Day 70
1) 1 basket strawberries
2) 4 tomatoes
3) 2 figs
Year 3, Day 71
1) 4 cukes
2) 2 tomatoes
3) 1 basket raspberries
4) 1 fig
Year 3, Day 72
1) 5 zukes
2) 4 figs
3) 1/4 lb grapes
4) 1 apple
Year 3, Day 73
1) 1 bunch chard
2) 8 tomatoes
3) 1/4 lb grapes
4) 2 apples
5) 8 figs
Year 3, Day 74
1) 7 figs
2) 1/4 lb grapes
3) 3 apples
4) 1 lemon
5) 1 zuke
Year 3, Day 75
1) 8 figs
2) 5 apples
3) 1/4 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 76
1) 8 figs
2) 3 apples
3) 1/4 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 77
1) 3 apples
2) 17 figs
Year 3, Day 78
1) 3 apples
2) 10 tomatoes
3) 3 cukes
4) 6 zukes
Year 3, Day 79
1) 1/2 lb grapes
2) 5 apples
3) 11 figs
Year 3, Day 80
1) 13 figs
2) 5 apples
3) 1/4 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 81
1) 9 figs
2) 5 apples
3) 2 tomatoes
4) 2 cukes
Year 3, Day 82
1) 7 figs
2) 5 apples
Year 3, Day 83
1) 3 apples
2) 5 zukes
3) 1 cuke
Year 3, Day 84
1) 18 apples
2) 6 tomatoes
3) 1 lemon
4) 30 figs
Year 3, Day 85
1) 6 figs
Year 3, Day 86
1) 12 figs
2) 1 cuke
3) 1/2 basket cherry tomatoes
Year 3, Day 87
1) 11 figs
Year 3, Day 88
1) 12 figs
2) 4 apples
3) 1 cuke
Year 3, Day 89
1) 8 zukes
2) 7 apples
3) 3 cukes
4) 1 lemon
5) 15 figs
Year 3, Day 90
1) 17 apples
2) 25 figs
Year 3, Day 91
gone
Year 3, Day 92
1) 7 figs
2) 4 zukes
3) 4 cukes
4) 3 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 93
1) 20 figs
2) 1 apple
Year 3, Day 94
1) 17 figs
2) 8 apples
Year 3, Day 95
1) 15 figs
2) 1 apple
Year 3, Day 96
1) 19 figs
2) 4 zukes
3) 6 apples
4) 2 bunches chard
5) 5 cukes
6) 2 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 97
1) 10 figs
2) 1 apples
3) 1 kiwi
Year 3, Day 98
1) 11 figs
Year 3, Day 99
1) 4 apples
2) 1 fig
3) 4 cukes
4) 1 tomato
Year 3, Day 100
1) 11 figs
2) 4 apples
3) 3 zukes
Year 3, Day 101
1) 20 figs
2) 1 apple
Year 3, Day 102
1) 19 figs
2) 1 apple
3) 2 cukes
Year 3, Day 103
1) 16 figs
2) 1 apple
Year 3, Day 104
1) 20 figs
2) 1 apple
Year 3, Day 105
1) 12 figs
2) 1 tomato
3) 4 cukes
4) 4 zukes
Year 3, Day 106
1) 3 figs
2) 1 tomato
3) 4 cukes
Year 3, Day 107
1) 14 figs
Year 3, Day 108
1) 12 figs
2) 2 tomatoes
Year 3, Day 109
1) 3 tomatoes
2) 17 figs
Year 3, Day 110
1) 9 figs
2) 5 zukes
Year 3, Day 111
1) 8 figs
Year 3, Day 112
1) 33 tomatoes
2) 1/2 basket cherry tomatoes
3) 1 zuke
4) 6 cukes
5) 1 mandarin
Year 3, Day 113
1) 2 figs
2) 1/4 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 114
1) 4 apples
Year 3, Day 115
1) 1 mandarin
2) 1 bunch chard
Year 3, Day 116
1) 1 kiwi
Year 3, Day 117
1) 3 apples
2) 1 lemon
Year 3, Day 118
1) 1 mandarin
2) 1 lime
Year 3, Day 119
1) 1 apple
2) 1 lemon
3) 1 lime
Year 3, Day 120
1) 12 mandarins
Year 3, Day 121
1) 8 mandarins
2) 3 apples
Year 3, Day 122
1) 10 mandarins
Year 3, Day 123
1) 3 mandarins
Year 3, Day 124
1) 4 mandarins
Year 3, Day 125
1) 6 mandarins
2) 1 apple
3) 1 bunch chard
Year 3, Day 126
1) 6 mandarins
Year 3, Day 127
1) 5 mandarins
Year 3, Day 128
1) 4 mandarins
Year 3, Day 129
1) 5 mandarins
Year 3, Day 130
1) 9 mandarins
Year 3, Day 131
1) 13 mandarins
2) 1 lemon
Year 3, Day 132
1) 9 mandarins
Year 3, Day 133
1) 15 mandarins
Sunday, August 5, 2012
Days 746 - 766 Peak Produce
Today I was out picking the daily produce and I was astounded that I picked more than 13 pounds of fruit and vegetables in one morning. Thus the title, "Peak Produce". I have to believe that early August has to be the peak of my garden here in Sonoma County. Surely cannot sustain 13 pounds of produce every day for very long.
A while ago somebody asked me how much time I spent on my garden. Honestly, there is some time that is used for planting seeds, starts and taking care of the weeding...but my answer to him was that most of my time was spent harvesting stuff. I try to do it all in the morning and I find that the plants respond better if I harvest when it is nice and cool as opposed to during the mid-day heat. Each morning I must spend a good 15 minutes gathering from the garden. Due to this blog, I do spend a little more time tallying up the totals each day and weighing stuff that I need to do so I can get a dollar figure. Fifteen minutes may not seem like a lot of time...and it is not a problem right now, but being a teacher, once school starts, the mornings are a bit more time-sensitive and I will have to get up a bit earlier just to keep up with the great stuff that is coming out!! Cannot complain too much though since I get to bring all of this fresh stuff to work with me for snacks!!
Did only three weeks this time since the amount we have been havesting is much greater (as opposed to the winter when we harvest one or two varieties of citrus).
A three-week summary if you do not want to read the details:
Lemons: 4 ($2.00)
Chard: 7 bunches ($14.00)
Strawberries: 2.5 baskets ($5.00)
Blueberries: 1.5 baskets ($3.00)
Peaches: 120 ($70.50)
Zucchini: 37 ($34.00)
Cucumber: 27 ($17.00)
Tomatoes: 24 ($27.00)
Cherry Tomato: 2 baskets ($4.00)
Pears: 37 ($32.50)
Asian Pears: 4 ($3.75)
Grapes: 1.75 lb ($3.50)
Year 3, Day 15
1) 1 tomato
2) 1 cucumber
3) 15 peaches
4) 1 basket blueberries
Year 3, Day 16
gone
Year 3, Day 17
1) 6 zucchini
2) 1 tomato
Year 3, Day 18
1) 2 zucchini
2) 5 peaches
3) 1 bunch chard
4) 1 tomato
5) 3 cucumbers
Year 3, Day 19
1) 27 peaches
2) 1 tomato
3) 2 zucchini
4) 1 bunch chard
Year 3, Day 20
1) 36 peaches
2) 2 cucumbers
3) 2 bunches chard
Year 3, Day 21
gone
Year 3, Day 22
1) 5 zucchini
2) 2 cucumbers
3) 1 tomato
4) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 23
1) 2 lemons
2) 2 cucumbers
3) 3 zucchini
Year 3, Day 24
gone
Year 3, Day 25
1) 5 cucumbers
2) 2 zucchini
3) 2 tomatoes
4) 5 peaches
5) 3 pears
6) 1 basket cherry tomatoes
Year 3, Day 26
1) 2 tomatoes
2) 3 bunches chard
Year 3, Day 27
1) 4 tomatoes
2) 3 zucchini
3) 3 cucumber
4) 1/2 basket blueberries
5) 1 peach
Year 3, Day 28
1) 3 peaches
2) 1 basket strawberries
3) 5 pears
4) 2 zucchini
5) 1 asian pear
Year 3, Day 29
1) 1 cucumber
2) 1 peach
3) 6 pears
4) 1 zucchini
Year 3, Day 30
1) 1 1/4 lb grapes
2) 3 zucchini
3) 1 basket cherry tomatoes
4) 2 cucumbers
5) 6 pears
6) 3 peaches
Year 3, Day 31
gone
Year 3, Day 32
1) 3 tomatoes
2) 5 zucchini
3) 1 cucumber
4) 9 peaches
Year 3, Day 33
1) 9 peaches
2) 1/2 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 34
1) 7 peaches
2) 9 pears
3) 4 cucumbers
4) 5 tomatoes
5) 3 zucchini
Year 3, Day 35
1) 8 pears
2) 1 1/2 baskets strawberries
3) 3 tomatoes
4) 1 cucumber
5) 3 asian pears
Three-Week harvest: $216.25
Total Produce Harvested : $3640.50
Total Honey Harvested: $520.00
Expenses: $430.00
A while ago somebody asked me how much time I spent on my garden. Honestly, there is some time that is used for planting seeds, starts and taking care of the weeding...but my answer to him was that most of my time was spent harvesting stuff. I try to do it all in the morning and I find that the plants respond better if I harvest when it is nice and cool as opposed to during the mid-day heat. Each morning I must spend a good 15 minutes gathering from the garden. Due to this blog, I do spend a little more time tallying up the totals each day and weighing stuff that I need to do so I can get a dollar figure. Fifteen minutes may not seem like a lot of time...and it is not a problem right now, but being a teacher, once school starts, the mornings are a bit more time-sensitive and I will have to get up a bit earlier just to keep up with the great stuff that is coming out!! Cannot complain too much though since I get to bring all of this fresh stuff to work with me for snacks!!
Did only three weeks this time since the amount we have been havesting is much greater (as opposed to the winter when we harvest one or two varieties of citrus).
A three-week summary if you do not want to read the details:
Lemons: 4 ($2.00)
Chard: 7 bunches ($14.00)
Strawberries: 2.5 baskets ($5.00)
Blueberries: 1.5 baskets ($3.00)
Peaches: 120 ($70.50)
Zucchini: 37 ($34.00)
Cucumber: 27 ($17.00)
Tomatoes: 24 ($27.00)
Cherry Tomato: 2 baskets ($4.00)
Pears: 37 ($32.50)
Asian Pears: 4 ($3.75)
Grapes: 1.75 lb ($3.50)
Year 3, Day 15
1) 1 tomato
2) 1 cucumber
3) 15 peaches
4) 1 basket blueberries
Year 3, Day 16
gone
Year 3, Day 17
1) 6 zucchini
2) 1 tomato
Year 3, Day 18
1) 2 zucchini
2) 5 peaches
3) 1 bunch chard
4) 1 tomato
5) 3 cucumbers
Year 3, Day 19
1) 27 peaches
2) 1 tomato
3) 2 zucchini
4) 1 bunch chard
Year 3, Day 20
1) 36 peaches
2) 2 cucumbers
3) 2 bunches chard
Year 3, Day 21
gone
Year 3, Day 22
1) 5 zucchini
2) 2 cucumbers
3) 1 tomato
4) 2 lemons
Year 3, Day 23
1) 2 lemons
2) 2 cucumbers
3) 3 zucchini
Year 3, Day 24
gone
Year 3, Day 25
1) 5 cucumbers
2) 2 zucchini
3) 2 tomatoes
4) 5 peaches
5) 3 pears
6) 1 basket cherry tomatoes
Year 3, Day 26
1) 2 tomatoes
2) 3 bunches chard
Year 3, Day 27
1) 4 tomatoes
2) 3 zucchini
3) 3 cucumber
4) 1/2 basket blueberries
5) 1 peach
Year 3, Day 28
1) 3 peaches
2) 1 basket strawberries
3) 5 pears
4) 2 zucchini
5) 1 asian pear
Year 3, Day 29
1) 1 cucumber
2) 1 peach
3) 6 pears
4) 1 zucchini
Year 3, Day 30
1) 1 1/4 lb grapes
2) 3 zucchini
3) 1 basket cherry tomatoes
4) 2 cucumbers
5) 6 pears
6) 3 peaches
Year 3, Day 31
gone
Year 3, Day 32
1) 3 tomatoes
2) 5 zucchini
3) 1 cucumber
4) 9 peaches
Year 3, Day 33
1) 9 peaches
2) 1/2 lb grapes
Year 3, Day 34
1) 7 peaches
2) 9 pears
3) 4 cucumbers
4) 5 tomatoes
5) 3 zucchini
Year 3, Day 35
1) 8 pears
2) 1 1/2 baskets strawberries
3) 3 tomatoes
4) 1 cucumber
5) 3 asian pears
Three-Week harvest: $216.25
Total Produce Harvested : $3640.50
Total Honey Harvested: $520.00
Expenses: $430.00
Monday, July 16, 2012
Days 718 - 745 Variety of Life
Coming out of winter it amazes me how much variety can come out of a little backyard garden. This 4-week period saw 14 varieties of produce...almost a grocery store...with quality that never ceases to amaze the senses.
It is this time of the year when we can start seeing a real difference in our shopping habits. I have been doing most of the grocery shopping for the summer and I hardly have to buy any produce. I buy carrots because we do not grow those and the occasional bunch of bananas, but I have been finding that we can eat almost all of our fruit and at least half of our veggies from our yard. The tally for the last 4 weeks is over $200...which is greater than the entire 8 weeks prior. That itself says why my shopping trips have become so much easier.
The summer fruit. That is what we are partaking in right now. Peaches are ripening nicely and we are doing our daily consumption. Lucky for us, the first peach variety that we get is slow to ripen and I can find about 10 each day that are perfect. The aprium though was a different story. How that tree has the quality of a plum!!! All of the fruit came and went in about 10 days. Giving some away and freezing a whole lot...for the kids love them frozen!! What a treat.
Starting the 3rd year of continuous harvest. Here we go!!
A four-week summary if you do not want to read the details:
Lemons: 15 ($7.50)
Salad Greens: 5 salads ($5.00)
Chard: 8.5 bunches ($17.00)
Beets: 40 ($30.00)
Strawberries: 3.5 baskets ($7.00)
Raspberries: 15.5 baskets ($31.00)
Blueberries: 8 baskets ($16.00)
Apriums: 105 ($39.00)
Nectarines: 17 ($12.00)
Peaches: 35 ($18.00)
Zucchini: 24 ($23.50)
Cucumber: 7 ($4.00)
Tomatoes: 2 ($1.00)
Cherry Tomato: 1 basket ($2.00)
Year 2, Day 353
1) 1 basket Strawberries
2) Salad greens
3) 1/2 bunch chard
4) 3 baskets raspberries
5) 5 lemons
Year 2, Day 354
1) 1/2 basket blueberries
2) 5 beets
3) salad greens
4) 1 basket raspberries
5) 1 aprium
Year 2, Day 355
1) 2 bunches chard
2) 5 apriums
3) 1.5 baskets raspberries
Year 2, Day 356
1) Salad greens
2) 5 beets
3) 1 aprium
4) 1 basket raspberries
5) 1/2 basket blueberries
Year 2, Day 357
1) Salad greens
Year 2, Day 358
1) 6 beets
2) 1 basket raspberries
3) 1 lemon
4) 1 aprium
Year 2, Day 359
1) 1 bunch chard
2) 6 lemons
3) 1 basket raspberries
4) 1/2 basket blueberries
Year 2, Day 360
1) 1 basket strawberries
2) salad greens
Year 2, Day 361
1) 1.5 baskets raspberries
2) 2 apriums
Year 2, Day 362
1) 6 beets
2) 1 basket raspberries
3) 2 apriums
Year 2, Day 363
1) 1 basket blueberries
2) 5 apriums
Year 2, Day 364
1) 6 beets
2) 12 apriums
3) 1/2 basket raspberries
Year 2, Day 365
1) 2 bunches chard
2) 1 basket strawberries
3) 1 basket blueberries
4) 1 basket raspberries
5) 6 apriums
Year 2, Day 366
1) 4 zukes
2) 2 cherry tomatoes
3) 1 basket blueberries
4) 1/2 basket raspberries
5) 30 apriums
Year 3, Day 1
1) 6 beets
2) 1 nectarine
3) 1 zuke
4) 20 apriums
Year 3, Day 2
1) 10 apriums
2) 1 basket blueberries
3) 2 cherry tomatoes
4) 3 nectarines
5) 1 zuke
Year 3, Day 3
1) 10 apriums
2) 1 nectarine
3) 6 beets
4) 1.5 baskets raspberries
Year 3, Day 4
1) 5 nectarines
2) 1 basket blueberries
Year 3, Day 5
1) 6 zukes
2) 1 nectarine
3) 3 peaches
Year 3, Day 6
1) 2 nectarines
2) 2 bunches chard
Year 3, Day 7
1) 4 nectarines
2) 5 zukes
Year 3, Day 8
1) 1 basket blueberries
2) 3 peaches
Year 3, Day 9
1) 3 zukes
2) 5 cukes
3) 1 peach
Year 3, Day 10
Gone
Year 3, Day 11
1) 2 tomatoes
2) 2 zukes
Year 3, Day 12
1) 1/2 basket strawberries
2) 1/2 basket blueberries
3) 10 peaches
4) 3 zukes
5) 2 cukes
6) 3 lemons
Year 3, Day 13
1) 8 peaches
2) 2 zukes
3) 1 bunch chard
Year 3, Day 14
1) 10 peaches
2) 1 zuke
Four-Week harvest: $213.00
Total Produce Harvested : $3424.25
Total Honey Harvested: $520.00
Expenses: $430.00 (seeds and avocado tree)
It is this time of the year when we can start seeing a real difference in our shopping habits. I have been doing most of the grocery shopping for the summer and I hardly have to buy any produce. I buy carrots because we do not grow those and the occasional bunch of bananas, but I have been finding that we can eat almost all of our fruit and at least half of our veggies from our yard. The tally for the last 4 weeks is over $200...which is greater than the entire 8 weeks prior. That itself says why my shopping trips have become so much easier.
The summer fruit. That is what we are partaking in right now. Peaches are ripening nicely and we are doing our daily consumption. Lucky for us, the first peach variety that we get is slow to ripen and I can find about 10 each day that are perfect. The aprium though was a different story. How that tree has the quality of a plum!!! All of the fruit came and went in about 10 days. Giving some away and freezing a whole lot...for the kids love them frozen!! What a treat.
Starting the 3rd year of continuous harvest. Here we go!!
A four-week summary if you do not want to read the details:
Lemons: 15 ($7.50)
Salad Greens: 5 salads ($5.00)
Chard: 8.5 bunches ($17.00)
Beets: 40 ($30.00)
Strawberries: 3.5 baskets ($7.00)
Raspberries: 15.5 baskets ($31.00)
Blueberries: 8 baskets ($16.00)
Apriums: 105 ($39.00)
Nectarines: 17 ($12.00)
Peaches: 35 ($18.00)
Zucchini: 24 ($23.50)
Cucumber: 7 ($4.00)
Tomatoes: 2 ($1.00)
Cherry Tomato: 1 basket ($2.00)
Year 2, Day 353
1) 1 basket Strawberries
2) Salad greens
3) 1/2 bunch chard
4) 3 baskets raspberries
5) 5 lemons
Year 2, Day 354
1) 1/2 basket blueberries
2) 5 beets
3) salad greens
4) 1 basket raspberries
5) 1 aprium
Year 2, Day 355
1) 2 bunches chard
2) 5 apriums
3) 1.5 baskets raspberries
Year 2, Day 356
1) Salad greens
2) 5 beets
3) 1 aprium
4) 1 basket raspberries
5) 1/2 basket blueberries
Year 2, Day 357
1) Salad greens
Year 2, Day 358
1) 6 beets
2) 1 basket raspberries
3) 1 lemon
4) 1 aprium
Year 2, Day 359
1) 1 bunch chard
2) 6 lemons
3) 1 basket raspberries
4) 1/2 basket blueberries
Year 2, Day 360
1) 1 basket strawberries
2) salad greens
Year 2, Day 361
1) 1.5 baskets raspberries
2) 2 apriums
Year 2, Day 362
1) 6 beets
2) 1 basket raspberries
3) 2 apriums
Year 2, Day 363
1) 1 basket blueberries
2) 5 apriums
Year 2, Day 364
1) 6 beets
2) 12 apriums
3) 1/2 basket raspberries
Year 2, Day 365
1) 2 bunches chard
2) 1 basket strawberries
3) 1 basket blueberries
4) 1 basket raspberries
5) 6 apriums
Year 2, Day 366
1) 4 zukes
2) 2 cherry tomatoes
3) 1 basket blueberries
4) 1/2 basket raspberries
5) 30 apriums
Year 3, Day 1
1) 6 beets
2) 1 nectarine
3) 1 zuke
4) 20 apriums
Year 3, Day 2
1) 10 apriums
2) 1 basket blueberries
3) 2 cherry tomatoes
4) 3 nectarines
5) 1 zuke
Year 3, Day 3
1) 10 apriums
2) 1 nectarine
3) 6 beets
4) 1.5 baskets raspberries
Year 3, Day 4
1) 5 nectarines
2) 1 basket blueberries
Year 3, Day 5
1) 6 zukes
2) 1 nectarine
3) 3 peaches
Year 3, Day 6
1) 2 nectarines
2) 2 bunches chard
Year 3, Day 7
1) 4 nectarines
2) 5 zukes
Year 3, Day 8
1) 1 basket blueberries
2) 3 peaches
Year 3, Day 9
1) 3 zukes
2) 5 cukes
3) 1 peach
Year 3, Day 10
Gone
Year 3, Day 11
1) 2 tomatoes
2) 2 zukes
Year 3, Day 12
1) 1/2 basket strawberries
2) 1/2 basket blueberries
3) 10 peaches
4) 3 zukes
5) 2 cukes
6) 3 lemons
Year 3, Day 13
1) 8 peaches
2) 2 zukes
3) 1 bunch chard
Year 3, Day 14
1) 10 peaches
2) 1 zuke
Four-Week harvest: $213.00
Total Produce Harvested : $3424.25
Total Honey Harvested: $520.00
Expenses: $430.00 (seeds and avocado tree)
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Days 662 - 717 BB King
Eigt weeks is just too long of a time. We left harvesting only lemons and we have already harvested our first cherry tomatos!! I will try to commit to a 4 week maximum between posts.
Why BB King? Well, berries and beets are king right now in the garden. Not to mention that I harvested honey early and took nearly 2 gallons. Good stuff!! We have had so little rain in the spring but that has made a greatt berry spring. We are harvesting raspberries every morning and evening with more than enough for everybody in the family (and some for the neighbors). Gotta love that!! Beets are plentiful and the beets and the greens have been feeding our family every 2 or three days. Kids love them and we do too.
I started this blog trying to show that you can harvest something every day in Sonoma County and I am just completing 2 years. Pretty cool. By the time I post again I will be in the third year. I can forsee trouble in October with a small apple harvest...but the citrus crop next winter looks great!!
An eight-week summary if you do not want to read the details:
Lemons: 101 ($50.50)
Salad Greens: 21 salads ($21.00)
Garlic: 61 bulbs ($30.50)
Chard: 3 bunches ($6.00)
Beets: 33 ($27.50)
Strawberries: 11 baskets ($22.00)
Raspberries: 9.5 baskets ($19.00)
Blueberries: 2.75 baskets ($5.50)
Cherries: 0.5 lb ($4.00)
Honey: 8 quarts ($160.00)
Year 2, Day 297
1) 2 lemons
2) 1 garlic
Year 2, Day 298
1) 2 lemons
2) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 299
1) 1 lemon
Year 2, Day 300
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 301
1) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 302
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 303
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 304
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 305
1) 5 lemons
Year 2, Day 306
1) 2 lemons
2) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 307
1) 1 lemon
Year 2, Day 308
1) 1 lemon
Year 2, Day 309
1) 2 lemons
2) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 310
1) 3 lemons
Year 2, Day 311
1) 4 lemons
2) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 312
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 313
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 314
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 315
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 316
1) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 317
1) 5 lemons
Year 2, Day 318
1) 2 lemons
2) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 319
1) Salad Greens
2) 1 Garlic
Year 2, Day 320
1) 2 lemons
2) 1 Garlic
3) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 321
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 322
1) 2 bunches Chard
Year 2, Day 323
1) 1 lemon
2) 1/2 basket Strawberries
Year 2, Day 324
1) 1 lemon
2) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 325
1) 2 lemons
2) 1 garlic
3) 1 raspberrry
4) 1/2 basket Strawberries
Year 2, Day 326
1) 1 lemon
Year 2, Day 327
1) 1 lemon
2) Salad Greens
3) 1/2 basket Strawberries
Year 2, Day 328
1) 4 lemons
2) 1 cherry
3) 1 garlic
Year 2, Day 329
1) 3 lemons
2) 56 garlic
Year 2, Day 330
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 331
1) 5 lemons
2) 4 blueberries
3) 10 cherries
Year 2, Day 332
1) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 333
1) 2 lemons
2) 1 bunch chard
Year 2, Day 334
1) 1 lemon
2) Salad Greens
3) 1 basket strawberries
4) 4 cherries
5) 4 raspberries
Year 2, Day 335
1) 8 lemons
Year 2, Day 336
1) 4 beets
2) 6 raspberries
3) 6 cherries
4) 1 basket strawberries
Year 2, Day 337
1) 1 lemon
2) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 338
1) 5 lemons
2) 6 beets
3) Salad Greens
4) 1/4 basket blueberries
Year 2, Day 339
1) 1 lemon
2) Salad Greens
3) 1 bunch chard
4) 1.5 bvaskets strawberries
5) 1/4 basket blueberries
6) 1/4 basket raspberries
Year 2, Day 340
Gone
Year 2, Day 341
1) 1 lemon
Year 2, Day 342
1) 5 beets
2) Salad greens
3) 1.5 baskets strawberries
4) 1/2 basket raspberries
5) 8 quarts honey
Year 2, Day 343
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 344
1) 5 beets
2) Salad Greens
3) 2 baskets strawberries
4) 1 basket raspberries
Year 2, Day 345
1) 1 lemon
2) 1 basket Raspberries
3) 1/4 basket blueberries
Year 2, Day 346
1) 1 lemon
2) 1 basket raspberries
3) 1 basket strawberries
Year 2, Day 347
1) 8 lemons
2) 5 beets
3) Salad Greens
4) 1.5 baskets raspberries
5) 1/2 basket blueberries
Year 2, Day 348
1) Salad Greens
2) 1.5 baskets strawberries
3) 1/2 basket blueberries
Year 2, Day 349
Gone
Year 2, Day 350
Gone
Year 2, Day 351
1) 3 beets
2) 2 baskets raspberries
3) 1 cherry tomato
Year 2, Day 352
1) 5 beets
2) Salad Greens
3) 2 baskets Raspberries
4) 1 basket blueberries
Eight-Week harvest: $190.00
Total Produce Harvested : $3211.25
Total Honey Harvested: $520.00
Expenses: $380.00 (seeds)
Why BB King? Well, berries and beets are king right now in the garden. Not to mention that I harvested honey early and took nearly 2 gallons. Good stuff!! We have had so little rain in the spring but that has made a greatt berry spring. We are harvesting raspberries every morning and evening with more than enough for everybody in the family (and some for the neighbors). Gotta love that!! Beets are plentiful and the beets and the greens have been feeding our family every 2 or three days. Kids love them and we do too.
I started this blog trying to show that you can harvest something every day in Sonoma County and I am just completing 2 years. Pretty cool. By the time I post again I will be in the third year. I can forsee trouble in October with a small apple harvest...but the citrus crop next winter looks great!!
An eight-week summary if you do not want to read the details:
Lemons: 101 ($50.50)
Salad Greens: 21 salads ($21.00)
Garlic: 61 bulbs ($30.50)
Chard: 3 bunches ($6.00)
Beets: 33 ($27.50)
Strawberries: 11 baskets ($22.00)
Raspberries: 9.5 baskets ($19.00)
Blueberries: 2.75 baskets ($5.50)
Cherries: 0.5 lb ($4.00)
Honey: 8 quarts ($160.00)
Year 2, Day 297
1) 2 lemons
2) 1 garlic
Year 2, Day 298
1) 2 lemons
2) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 299
1) 1 lemon
Year 2, Day 300
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 301
1) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 302
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 303
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 304
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 305
1) 5 lemons
Year 2, Day 306
1) 2 lemons
2) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 307
1) 1 lemon
Year 2, Day 308
1) 1 lemon
Year 2, Day 309
1) 2 lemons
2) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 310
1) 3 lemons
Year 2, Day 311
1) 4 lemons
2) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 312
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 313
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 314
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 315
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 316
1) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 317
1) 5 lemons
Year 2, Day 318
1) 2 lemons
2) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 319
1) Salad Greens
2) 1 Garlic
Year 2, Day 320
1) 2 lemons
2) 1 Garlic
3) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 321
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 322
1) 2 bunches Chard
Year 2, Day 323
1) 1 lemon
2) 1/2 basket Strawberries
Year 2, Day 324
1) 1 lemon
2) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 325
1) 2 lemons
2) 1 garlic
3) 1 raspberrry
4) 1/2 basket Strawberries
Year 2, Day 326
1) 1 lemon
Year 2, Day 327
1) 1 lemon
2) Salad Greens
3) 1/2 basket Strawberries
Year 2, Day 328
1) 4 lemons
2) 1 cherry
3) 1 garlic
Year 2, Day 329
1) 3 lemons
2) 56 garlic
Year 2, Day 330
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 331
1) 5 lemons
2) 4 blueberries
3) 10 cherries
Year 2, Day 332
1) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 333
1) 2 lemons
2) 1 bunch chard
Year 2, Day 334
1) 1 lemon
2) Salad Greens
3) 1 basket strawberries
4) 4 cherries
5) 4 raspberries
Year 2, Day 335
1) 8 lemons
Year 2, Day 336
1) 4 beets
2) 6 raspberries
3) 6 cherries
4) 1 basket strawberries
Year 2, Day 337
1) 1 lemon
2) Salad Greens
Year 2, Day 338
1) 5 lemons
2) 6 beets
3) Salad Greens
4) 1/4 basket blueberries
Year 2, Day 339
1) 1 lemon
2) Salad Greens
3) 1 bunch chard
4) 1.5 bvaskets strawberries
5) 1/4 basket blueberries
6) 1/4 basket raspberries
Year 2, Day 340
Gone
Year 2, Day 341
1) 1 lemon
Year 2, Day 342
1) 5 beets
2) Salad greens
3) 1.5 baskets strawberries
4) 1/2 basket raspberries
5) 8 quarts honey
Year 2, Day 343
1) 2 lemons
Year 2, Day 344
1) 5 beets
2) Salad Greens
3) 2 baskets strawberries
4) 1 basket raspberries
Year 2, Day 345
1) 1 lemon
2) 1 basket Raspberries
3) 1/4 basket blueberries
Year 2, Day 346
1) 1 lemon
2) 1 basket raspberries
3) 1 basket strawberries
Year 2, Day 347
1) 8 lemons
2) 5 beets
3) Salad Greens
4) 1.5 baskets raspberries
5) 1/2 basket blueberries
Year 2, Day 348
1) Salad Greens
2) 1.5 baskets strawberries
3) 1/2 basket blueberries
Year 2, Day 349
Gone
Year 2, Day 350
Gone
Year 2, Day 351
1) 3 beets
2) 2 baskets raspberries
3) 1 cherry tomato
Year 2, Day 352
1) 5 beets
2) Salad Greens
3) 2 baskets Raspberries
4) 1 basket blueberries
Eight-Week harvest: $190.00
Total Produce Harvested : $3211.25
Total Honey Harvested: $520.00
Expenses: $380.00 (seeds)
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