Tracking the Harvest: Nov. 2012
I’m pretty sure I’ve picked a lot more lettuce than is recorded here. I bring some in several days each week for the bunnies, but by the time it hits the kitchen it’s mixed with chickweed, violet leaves, dandelions and chicory, bits of dill and fennel that are still green, parsley, and other bunny-friendly weeds and herbs.
The harvest total is suffering a little as a result, but the bunnies are doing great!
As always, the recorded weights are in kilograms:
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Persimmons, Asian
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0.8
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Radish, winter
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0.3
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Lettuce
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0.45
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spinach
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0.3
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Broccoli
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1.85
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Cabbage
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1.75
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Carrots
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0.45
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Bok Choy
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0.85
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Potatoes, sweet
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0.35
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Onions, green
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0.15
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Potatoes
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0.65
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I found a couple more good sweet potatoes when I was digging over the space for multiplying onions. They were an unexpected treat! I am sure I’m not the only gardener to uncover more spuds – of any kind – weeks after the initial harvest.
Overall, the November harvest was not especially large, but it was varied. November’s harvest total is
7.85 kg, which equals 17 pounds, 4.9 oz.
189.2 kg, or about 417 pounds.
Home gardening can provide a lot of good food for families and communities. It’s also some work, but I love it. This blog is about the garden and yard where I “grow my own,” NW of Atlanta, Georgia.
2012-12-03 18:24:19
Source: http://atlantaveggies.blogspot.com/2012/12/tracking-harvest-nov-2012.html
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