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I don't even know how many different creeks there are in Rapallo. During the rainy season, like now, the creek swells and the waterfall gets nice and big. Read more of Digging Italy » Tags construction , creek , rick gush , truck , vespa , water , waterfall

Continue reading to learn when to use digging forks in garden projects.There are a few different types of garden forks. Either way, using a digging fork will reduce the strain on your body.Naturally, if you are using a digging fork for tough jobs like...

What is a gardening fork? A good tool will also save you money over time, because you won't have to replace it every few years. A gardening fork is one of the most important tools to have around the garden, along with a shovel, rake, and pair of shears.

If you need to bring home lumber or other supplies, what's simpler than driving them straight to the site of your project? Well, it probably depends on who you ask—the definition is a bit vague, though in my home state of Wisconsin, it's possible to...

“Subjecting family farmers and ranchers to costly requirements is an unnecessary burden we cannot afford.” A 90-day extension to the current bill has been approved through June 30, 2012, while the House finishes revisions to the bill.

Having the right equipment for pulling a trailer can make the difference between a routine drive and a white-knuckle experience. But most farmers who use their trucks for pulling heavy loads opt for an automatic transmission.

Our PupCycle is a custom-built tricycle that we use to take our treats to the streets. The meat we use in our treats—from pastured livestock produced in small batches by small family-run packers—is safe and nutritious.

I suggest spreading 1/4 to 1/2 inch on the lawn once or twice per year. Sometimes they use chipped tree trimmings and grass clippings from local parks and other open spaces, as well.

The shape of the highly sought-after ginseng root gave it its Chinese name that described the root as fork shaped like the legs of a man. This area is basically poor (except for the coal) and was heavily populated by the Scots-Irish.

Are easiest to harvest and prepare for cooking when they have straight roots. Trays used to germinate other seeds are too shallow for parsnips. Then, partially fill in the hole with fine soil and place your seedlings, still in their tubes, into the holes...

« More Mondays with Martok » Tags livestock carriers If they're really tame and you're sure they won't panic, haul them loose but with a dog-type barrier screen in place to keep them out of the front seat.

Mom shaded her eyes with her hand and watched them go. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the oldest goose that ever lived was George, a gander in Lancashire, England, who lived to be 49 years and 8 months old.

For plowing, I recommend looking for broadforks with tines coming straight down from the bar as opposed to coming out of the back and then down. Because they can be used in a variety of ways, but also because they can be expensive, it is important to...

Feeling right proud of myself, I hightailed it out of there. So much so, that Vermont has made them their State vegetable.Discover the Ostrich Fern, extremely well suited to the garden landscape, hardy to zone 2, why not cultivate your very own fiddlehead...

Add to this mixture sugar, milk, condensed sweetened milk, and vanilla extract. It was a popular accompaniment to roast beef and the two together composed the traditional Sunday brunch.

With the help of a $25,000 grant from the USDA, Gorge Grown is retrofitting a refrigerated truck that will hit the road this fall. A spinoff of food trucks, mobile farmers markets […]

It wasn't! But that's okay, becausewill naturalize in nearly any part of the country. Year, however, things are a lot less focused. I bought one pot of tete-a-tetes for my father, who lives at an assisted living center where they seem to have only artificial...

Ladle the jam into the sterilized jars, filling to within 1/4 inch of the rim. Repeat with the remaining strawberry mixture. Alternating adding these mixtures to the butter mixture in the mixer, beating well between each addition.

Most areas devastated by nonnative species will gladly help accommodate your wishes.Invite others to join you, or if you are foraging alone, at least tell others where you are going and what you intend to do.

Once you figure out where they will go you can locate your pier pads, figure one at each end of the beam and one for every 8' of run. Also keep your eyes open for houses being torn down or moved, I was able to get several hundred sq ft of siding, 2 garage...

Store braided or topped in a near-freezing, high-humidity area for five to eight months. Where to plant: Garden When to harvest: Summer, when bottom leaves have yellowed or tops turn brown.

Plowing, for instance, will not be a good use of a lightweight broadfork that is intended to aerate. You are trying to break up compaction and create a better environment for worms and roots to get around.

It was certainly nothing fancy, but it worked. An hour of work with a fork had my truck bed filled, and I left Roger's yard, leaving behind an embarrassingly small hole in his pile of cow-power fertilizer.

Remove old plant debris every fall and keep weeds pulled to limit Phytoplasma problems.Deformed carrots are still tasty and can be used successfully in soups and stews where their appearance doesn't count.

It will be fine. Allow it to breathe two hours as it rehydrates itself.Gather the Spanish moss. You're just giving it a bit of a jump start, and more water won't be needed once the plant is situated.

Watering daylilies frequently, removing their faded flowers, dividing them when crowded and growing them in full sun encourage prolific flowering.Continually moist soil promotes flowering in daylilies.

If handled correctly, paper is a potent source of carbon for a compost pile. Yet even though it is heavily processed, paper is still made from plant fibers. This will control the stench of decomposing material.Stick a thermometer inside the pile once...