What is your latest prepping project?

[CapricornFarm]

I like fish cooked in its own juices on a low bbq flame. After a while, the smaller bones dissolve. Very tasty

 

[CapricornFarm]

Does anyone have a greenhouse?

 

[itsasmallfarm]

I like fish cooked in its own juices on a low bbq flame. After a while, the smaller bones dissolve. Very tasty

your making me hungry, love cooking trout like that (only have cooked brook and rainbow that way) but over a fire during summer time.

 

[CapricornFarm]

your making me hungry, love cooking trout like that (only have cooked brook and rainbow that way) but over a fire during summer time.

We cooked Mackerel that way and it was really good. Normally it has too many bones.

 

[itsasmallfarm]

We cooked Mackerel that way and it was really good. Normally it has too many bones.

never had mackerel before, just googled searched it seems to look pretty good health wise, we don't get much fresh fish where we live (middle of the Canadian prairies) unless of course you catch in your self

 

[LittleLakePhil]

never had mackerel before, just googled searched it seems to look pretty good health wise, we don't get much fresh fish where we live (middle of the Canadian prairies) unless of course you catch in your self

That's the best fish....

 

[CapricornFarm]

We used to get our mackerel spear fishing in Massachusetts. Now i am reduced to tuna from a can unless hubby can catch some fish in this river!

 

[lazy gardener]

Does anyone have a greenhouse?

I made a cattle panel GH. It's 8 x 8, and 6' tall. 2 raised beds on either side of the center path. The end doors are made of aluminum combination windows complete with screens! (bought windows at habitat restore for $10 each.) Unfortunately, I have about 40 bags of leaves stored in it now, so no fall planting. Generally, if well tended I can harvest in it from Sept through early to mid Dec, then start harvesting again late Feb, early March.

 

[deepbluesea]

I made a cattle panel GH. It's 8 x 8, and 6' tall. 2 raised beds on either side of the center path. The end doors are made of aluminum combination windows complete with screens! (bought windows at habitat restore for $10 each.) Unfortunately, I have about 40 bags of leaves stored in it now, so no fall planting. Generally, if well tended I can harvest in it from Sept through early to mid Dec, then start harvesting again late Feb, early March.

I'd love to see pix of it! I had a flimsy one, but our hurricanes made short of work of it.

 

[CapricornFarm]

I don't know if i should build one or buy one. Seems they want an awful lot for them. I got a book out of the library to read up on them.