Thursday, June 27, 2013
More Tomatoes and Some Peppers on the Way
The garden is, unbelievably, still doing great. I'm actually in a mild state of shock over how well everything is going. I cannot remember the last time something has not gone wrong by this time of year. I'm certainly not complaining though, I'm just pleasantly surprised.
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Reading Round Up: Perfect Fruits Edition
Uh oh! Fungus threatens the gin and tonic
Start the countdown! Twinkies return to shelves July 15
Soylent raises $800,000 for food replacement product
Japanese Shop Sells Perfect Fruits as Luxury Items
Some NYC Housing Projects Will Now Double As Urban Farms
Soylent raises $800,000 for food replacement product
Japanese Shop Sells Perfect Fruits as Luxury Items
Some NYC Housing Projects Will Now Double As Urban Farms
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Slowly But Surely
The garden is still doing great. There's no bad news to report so I've just been focusing on keeping the plants watered and fed and trimming the suckers off the tomato plants.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Reading Round Up: Maine Edition
Maine Is Second State to Pass GMO Labeling Law
In Singapore, When You Can't Grow Out, You Grow Up
Could Agriculture Bloom in the Desert? Qatar Works to Invent an Innovative Oasis
Raise Your Own Edible Bugs With This Decorative Kitchen Pod
The future home: self-sufficient in meat, fish, vegetables and fruit
Thursday, June 13, 2013
Looking Good
The garden is doing pretty well so far. No signs of disease, nutrient deficiencies or signs of insect pests. Which is surprising since this is the time of the year I usually expect some aphids to show up, not that I'm complaining! The melon and pepper plants are far behind last year's progress around this same time, but they're steadily growing larger so I'm not concerned.
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Reading Round Up: Cronut Edition
Welcome, Thin Mint Coffee
Dear Leader Dreams of Sushi
Look But Don’t Bite – China’s Mouthwatering Stone Food Banquets
Is Spaghetti and Meatballs Italian?
The recipe for the cronut
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Reading Round Up: Soylent Edition
Creative Mornings: Masterpieces That You Can Eat for Breakfast
Plants resurrected after 400 years under a glacier
How to Build Indoor Hydroponic Gardens Using IKEA Storage Boxes
Replacing food: An engineer's approach to body fuel
Domino’s Creates Disk that Smells and Looks Like Pizza when Played