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TRI-COUNTY TOURISM UNVEILS ‘WOMEN BEHIND THE PLOW’ EXHIBIT OCT. 14
Join us at the 90th annual Wishek Sauerkraut Day for the first public opening Catch of glimpse of life on the prairie through the lens of women who grew up on or raised their families on farms in German-Russian Country. … Continue reading
My bend-over is broken
Finally winter let go of its harsh grasp on our state and there’s a mad rush to get everything planted as soon as possible when the weather finally allows work in the dirt. After five days of working outdoors, its … Continue reading
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Tagged basil, borage, cabbage, germans from russia, high tunnel, hoop house, low tunnels, peppers, raised beds, soil, tomatoes
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Cabbage equals sauerkraut
If you know gardeners, you know that there is never enough dirt to plant all the wonderful seeds available. In addition to my home garden, and now my hoop house, I have two community garden plots. As much trouble as … Continue reading
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Tagged cabbage, ewiger saatz, fildenkraut saatz, germans from russia, sauerkraut, wishek
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