My office tonight before dark set in…

I’ve been in the office past 11 most nights the last couple of weeks.

It works at times when you’re making a necessary push; especially if you enjoy the work.

Also kinda exhausting when you let it wash over you… like almost falling asleep while pumping gas level of tired.

Light at the end of the tunnel, as we enter July.

hopefully

zoom, zoom…

was listening to a podcast while transplanting by headlamp; racing a dying battery on the phone.

2 percent timing.

Playing a little bit of catch up getting crops in the ground, as this week’s heat put a hard stop on transplanting for a few days.

Couple more rounds tomorrow & Monday and we’ll be “on schedule”.

Growing veggies for the fine folks of Southeastern Massachusetts, w/ a focus on nutrient quality. Always interested in the evolution of digital payments.  🎩 

If you’re in the neighborhood sure… though life is functionally hectic til Labor Day.

Loved the organised way you cooked at your agricultural land. 
In my case it is unorganised in my land.
And yeah we got monsoon here so early. Raining just meshing up the things.

Are raised beds used much to alleviate the moisture during monsoon or is it just still too much?  

Eggplant looks healthy.

Here small producers have really embraced tunnels to help handle wet periods, yet they are $

Standard size are 300 sq m - 10m x 32m

With a gothic style roof to shed snow in the winter.

Here’s a tunnel from April

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Civil Engineer & Real life Farmer. 
Interested in Blockchain Technology. 
Love to cook 👨‍🍳.

The beds are covered with mulching papers to counteract the growth of grass within the egg plants. these plants are little costly and they grow using grafting from a plant ( that looks like egg plant but the vegetables are useless and that actually grows in Forest ) to a real egg plant. I will attach a photo for better understanding. This plant can give almost 2 years of cultivation. 

About the moisture/wet in the rainy or monsoon. 
We have 2 types of soil one is the coal ash we dumped from a long time it has capability to absorb water so quickly after the rain. another one is the natural soil itself, it has it's own character water just logged for long time and we use water motor to soak the water from the agricultural land. 

And the shades of net technology also expensive here .. few can afford this with the help of the govt. Subsidies

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0gmcsrcAHE6kagfAaypQWQ?si=ZzRJjT77QNG7AiaGqho4zg

One of the AEA agronomist chatting with JMF.  

Jean Martin Fortier has a pretty solid following, so it’s great to hear that he’s getting more interested in nutrient density.  Haven’t listened to him in years; his reputation is well earned.

Advancing Eco Ag is the work of John Kempf, who has been educating folks for nearly 20 years now, wasn’t familiar with Kish Johnson, so thought I would give it a go.

Crypto and Blockchain enthusiasts with no friend IRL to talk crypto with so here I am

Husband | Cat Dad | Civil Engineer | /plants - host | $Degen HODLer

Hope pests and rodents don’t affect your beautiful farm

Aww Thanks Oxie 
I found the best channel to post my agricultural stuff 
69 $degen

you’re gonna sleep like an astronaut babe