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Good luck with the alfalfa. I’ve never tried growing it, but I feed it in pellet form to my horses and throw some to the chickens on occasion. Some like it, others don’t, but it’s not fresh sprouts or fodder, so maybe I should give that a try too.
 
Well I had decided to buy tomato transplants this year rather than starting from seed, but yesterday I found some seed from last year, so I went ahead and potted them. Not sure if they’ll germinate, but thought I’d give it a shot. If they don’t, I’ll just get the transplants as planned. I also ordered the tomatillo seed as well as spaghetti squash and some Asian type eggplant. Any other seed I need I’ll be able to get locally.
The chickens did a good job cleaning out the old, abandoned garden site, but I still need to do a bit more if it ever stops raining. It’s been so warm that it’s hard to remember that it’s still only January so I have time!
 
Well I had decided to buy tomato transplants this year rather than starting from seed, but yesterday I found some seed from last year, so I went ahead and potted them. Not sure if they’ll germinate, but thought I’d give it a shot. If they don’t, I’ll just get the transplants as planned.

Pretty good strategy. So far I've been able to plant at least 1 of each type of tomato I start from seed but I also get transplants as there's hybrids like SunGold that I'm keen on and they're always locally available by May.
 
Snow hit today. In anticipation I spent yesterday afternoon pulling all my remaining carrots and green onions... ended up with about 4-5 lbs of carrots (geez I overplanted!) and 8-10 green onions. Going to try and store the carrots loosely stacked in our pantry as it has an inlet for cold air.
 

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