I did some more bed forming today and also tried hilling the potatoes. What a blast! Evertyhing worked great.
The team also did some plowing in the cold West end. What a muddy, not-fun mess in there. But we dug out a lot of quack grass and if it will just warm up we can get it worked up. My plan is for a single raised bed for cucurbits, and the rest some sort of summer cover crop.
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Sebastian and Cassie are rock stars. They had no trouble straddling the row and pulling like mad. |
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The hiller tracks better than I thought and it's even possible to move it right or left by moving the team. I really think it's a winner. |
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We also made these beds next door for Dawn. |
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I have a three-wheeled work cart and I think this will be the main cart from now on. The dolly wheel makes it easier for the donkey to balance. Rosie needs some one-on-one work so I think she and I will do quite a few sessions like this one together. |
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