ReCoop FMS

Shady spots like the north side of the house, or the dappled shade of a tree are a great spot for your summer greens. Where would you go to escape the sun on a hot day? That's where you plant some delicate leafy greens. Try a raised bed. Really raised. Like pots on a picnic bench or hanging baskets. Eat summer leaves fast, cut from one side, then the next. In the heat, rotate harvest and seed, plants will bolt quickly. Yum, baby greens.

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the Question of Moles just happened. How does one humanely rid ones yard of moles? Replace them with Euphorbia.
You will soon have an abundance to share with your friends but at least it is easy to see when it comes up. And it's a pollinator attractor!

Euphorbia lathyris - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Euphorbia lathyris (Caper Spurge or Paper Spurge) is a species of spurge native to southern Europe (France, Italy, Greece, and possibly southern England), northwest Africa, and eastward through southwest Asia to western China.[1][2][3]

Diy ~ Convert mason / preserving jars to have a pour top....clever! :)

Have you ever cracked an egg to find a biology demonstration instead of breakfast?
Here's a good technique video to help you candle your eggs and avoid that morning shocker.

Candling Eggs (egg ultrasound) Chickens day 6 & 13; Ducks day 5 Candling eggs is the process of checking the inside of the egg for fertility, similar to an ultrasound that is used in human pregnancy using sound waves. Egg...