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SAFS679/680 Food Production Field Experience

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2016

Erva planting garlic
Putting up strings
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Cucumbers growing
Swiss Chard seedlings
Bed former demonstration
Compost bins
Poinsettia
Celery
Grafting Cucumbers
Baby onion transplants
Carrot masterpiece by Hannah
Nasturtium
Zinnia
Zinnia
Drill Seeder
Bus to Meadow's Mirth
Flying Saucer
Bouquet
Nova Cherry Tomatoes
Pete making compost bin
Drill seeder
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Planting garlic
Cutworm barrier on Salanova
Drill seeder
Seeding
planting garlic
Onions
Greens mix
Hobo Link Data Logger
Sam with leeks
Pulling out tomatoes
Thai Basil
Cover crop seeds
Tons of garlic!
Islander Pepper & Okra
Sam stirring salsa
Leeks ready for delivery
Hydrangeas
Poinsettias at greenhouse
Jalepenos
Pete & the Tomato Hornworm
Anna & Pete taking out sunflowers
Compost bins
Bed forming
Cucumbers growing
Kale
Greens Mix
High Tunnels
Bed forming
Mixing cover crop
Music Garlic
Tomatoes
Cabbage
Hanging Pots from Local Harvest Dinner
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Transplant strawberries
Steve making compost bins
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Food Safety lesson
Hay covered bed
Leeks
Meadow's Mirth Tour
Bee!
Making salsa
Making salsa
Sun Gold Cherry Tomatoes
Squash
Roots of Leek
Zinnias at greenhouse
Planting garlic
Planting cover crops
Sunset at tunnels
Pulling out tomatoes
Onion low tunnel
Cutworm barrier on Salanova
Every day I'm Brusselin'
Delivery!
Delivery!
Hobo Link Data Logger
Bouquet
Nasturtium flower
Cucumbers
Kale
Onion transplants
Baby cukes
Cherokee Purple Tomato
Pete the dibbler
Drill seeder
We're rooting for you!
Squash
Zinnia
Mixing cover crop
Baby cukes
Bare Field
Seeding carrots
Field
Speckled Roman Tomatoes
Cucumbers
Leeks
Jalepenos
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Salanova
Cucumbers
Sunflowers
Islander Pepper
Cucumber flower
Canned Salsa
Leeks
Peppers
Hobo Link Data Logger
Onion transplants
Grafted Cucumbers
Roma Tomatoes
Celery
Swiss chard seedlings
Bouquet
Strawberries!
Meadow's Mirth
Drip Irrigation
Bed forming
Steve making compost
Planting cover crops
Kale
Grafted cucumbers
UNH flowers
Making salsa
Finished beds
Drill seeder
Group planting onions
Music Garlic
Drill seeder demonstration
Mixing cover crop seeds
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Vertical Growing
Kale
Spider in tunnel
Finished beds
Drill Seeder
Totally Rad-ish
Onion transplants
Onion low tunnel
Cutworm barrier on Salanova
Low Tunnel
Cutworm barrier on Salanova
Anna excited about garlic
Drill Seeder
Class planting onions
Onion low tunnel
Zinnias
Asparagus
Pete dibbling
Compost Pile
Islander Pepper
Squash
Tomato flowers
Pete and Victoria washing salad mix
Cherry Tomatoes
Baby swiss chard

 

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