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Category Archives: Peanuts
Ready For The 2016 Growing Season
I have finally completed all the updates to my website and am ready to take orders, help with questions, and connect with new growers worldwide. This is my 25th year growing plants as a business. In that time I have … Continue reading
Posted in Grains, Peanuts, Perennial Vegetables, Uncategorized
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Some thoughts about growing ALL your own food.
I have spent a lot of time over the past 20 years pondering the idea of growing all my own food. Within the last couple of growing seasons, I have attacked this idea with a new fervor, having … Continue reading
The farmwork moves indoors
Here it is the beginning of November, and the first major snow is forecast for early next week. I scrambled all day yesterday to wrap up my outdoor work in relation to all the seed crops raised this season. I now have all … Continue reading
Posted in Grains, Legumes, Methods, Peanuts, Rice, Uncategorized
Tagged GRAINS, LEGUMES, local, Northern Indiana Seed, Peanuts, Staple Crops
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Some Thoughts About Our Local Foodshed
I would like to share some ideas regarding our local food production here in Northern Indiana. When I think “local”, I am usually visualizing Elkhart County, but these ideas can be considered for all of Michiana. Northern Indiana is a great place to garden … Continue reading
Posted in Grains, Legumes, Peanuts, Uncategorized
Tagged Food Shed, GRAINS, LEGUMES, Northern Indiana Seed, Peanuts, Staple Crops, Tennessee Red Valencia Peanut
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Tennessee Red Valencia Peanuts in your Northern garden
I have been fascinated with raising peanuts in Northern Indiana for a number of years now. One variety has stood out in my trials: Tennessee Red Valencia. This Virginia-type peanut has produced good yields consistently (approximately 7 lbs. of dry, in the shell peanuts per 50 … Continue reading
Posted in Legumes, Peanuts
Tagged Northern Indiana Seed, Peanuts, Tennessee Red Valencia Peanut
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