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Minnesota Succession Planting
@Sharon Prahl How big will your first bed bed be... sq ft x sq ft What will be the first things you plant? This will get me started on making a succession plan for that bed. Thank you
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@Jim Flach I can also add a second garden area, as needed. And possible expand the width of what’s there. More on the north side.
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@Jim Flach The northern side of the garden, 14 x40 is perrenial herbs, thyme, sage, self heal, chamomile (reseeds itself), Perilla (reseeds itself), Garlic- Fall planted, and Egyptian or walkig onion- perenial, as ell as Chrysanthemum - for tea, Black Medic, Plantain and dendelion all volunteer and ar used medicinally and for living mulch. I had planted radishes, broccali rabe, and carrots there, though that is the area with more rocks. the squash are is at the western most edge, 2 feet on either side and 4 feet under the arch. It is hardened path in the middle of the arch, and prickly lettuce comes up nicely in there.
Handling Water and Runoff
We had a brief discussion last week or so talking about swales with mosquitoes and keyline plowing. Mosquitoes can be a real issue if the swale holds water for more than a few hours although its purpose is to slow water enough to let it sink in without pooling. Keyline plowing is a strategy although might not be the best option for smaller properties. Each strategy has its pros and cons... I added some files in our permaculture section that explains each strategy for both the small and large property. https://www.skool.com/oasis-builders-8012/classroom/f85f59fa?md=4383e4495b74474b86be3c0b20b448e2 Please let me know if I need to add more info or change anything. Thank you
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I have both of Mark Shepard's books on this and understand the basic ideas, but not how to incorporate them into our property. I will check out the classroom.
Succession Planting Discussion Zone 4b
@Sharon Prahl Are you starting plants indoors? March appears to be your month for indoors starts. How many adults and children will be eating from your planting? With this, I can give you an idea of optimum bed space needed. Did you start onion seed or using starts? Onions are only one planting a year although scallions can be succession planted. Kale, Broccoli, cabbage, carrot, beets and turnips can be succession planted... Cauliflower heat sensitive so a possibility. Broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower and celery all recommended for Indoor starts... sometimes Kale. Celery typically only one planting with indoors starts in your are planting in late February. Indoors starts in March are Celery, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower and kale. Thoughts?
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@Jim Flach Cabbage is super easy to make sauerkraut and can.
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@Jim Flach salt water, raw
Why seed oils are not good for you
Seed (vegetable) oils are almost entirely fat and provide concentrated calories, with very little protein, carbohydrate, or micronutrients per tablespoon. What “seed vegetable oil” means Most cooking “vegetable oils” sold in bottles are blends or single oils made from seeds such as soybean, corn, canola (rapeseed), sunflower, safflower, grapeseed, cottonseed, or sesame. Their detailed composition varies by plant, but they share some broad features. Typical nutrition per tablespoon For a generic vegetable/seed oil (about 14 g fat per 1 tablespoon / 15 mL):​ - Energy: ~120 calories per tablespoon - Total fat: ~14 g - Protein: 0 g - Carbohydrate: 0 g (0 g fiber, 0 g sugars) - Cholesterol: 0 mg - Sodium: 0 mg All of the calories come from fat. Fatty acid profile (general pattern) Seed oils are predominantly unsaturated fats, with relatively low saturated fat compared to animal fats like butter.
Why seed oils are not good for you
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@Phillip Greenwood Yes, it is. The biggest challenge with seed oils is that it’s an omega six fatty acid. Omega six fatty acids when they are disproportionate to the omega-3 fatty acids have now become dangerously inflammatory.. Omega 62 omega three ratio should be ideally one to one no more than one to four. To find out how much omega six you can tolerate look at how many omega-3 oils you’re getting in. That’s primarily fish oil. There are some vegan omega-3’s, but they’re usually in very small amounts From algae. The average American diet is minimally 15 to one omega six to omega-3. At this level it’s not if you’ll have an autoimmune challenge it’s when. The higher that ratio is in the amigo six is the quicker those challenges will begin to appear. At 25 to one there’s definitely signs of inflammation that are palpable as well as seen on blood testing. It usually shows this achiness, stiffness and pains, also fatigue. By the time this ratio gets to 40 to one these people are suffering from severe clinical depression and I’m the verge or already having suicidal ideation. If you wanna keep using your avocado oil, don’t read the rest of this paragraph: Avocado oil that’s on the market is mostly listed as being a high heat oil meaning it can be used over 500°. Any avocado oil that’s being used over the low to mid 300° has been processed in a way that it can tolerate higher heat. It is now a highly processed oil. The oils that the body really likes are fish oil in the fish, sardines, oysters, anchovies, cold water, fish, or fish oil capsules.Xymogen and Carlson are good companies. Olive oil is excellent, and the oleic acid in there is essential for us to assimilate nutrients from our food. It’s definitely part of a healthy Mediterranean diet. Coconut oil and palm oil are both healthy stable saturated fats. They may not be ideal if you know, you have the gene configuration of APOE which increases the risk of Alzheimer.s and dementia. So with a high family risk of that, it may be better to have less fully saturated fats.
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