The Funny Farm

Monday, February 28, 2011

Seeding Starting at The Funny Farm

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Today I began starting seeds indoors for planting out after the last frost. Our average last frost is at the end of March however we have ha...
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Sunday, February 20, 2011

Greenhouse Project Update #2

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Here is a look at the greenhouse after a week of warm weather. Arugula, radish greens and Outreduous lettuce are ready to harvest for salad ...
Monday, February 14, 2011

Duck Breast Proscuitto - #Charcutepalooza Challenge No.2

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Duck breast, salt, pepper, smoked paprika and time. Simple, natural and delicious. We had dinner with our dear friend Laurel last evening an...
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Monday, February 7, 2011

Mustards - Add Some Spice to your Life

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When selling his mustard greens at our farmers market, Farmer Bobby Britt has a good pitch. He tells his customers to think of the 3 S's...
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Thursday, February 3, 2011

The Salt Cure - #Charcutepalooza Challenge No.2

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Robin and I have been preserving our own food for over 30 years. We learned about canning, pickling and jelly making from our grandmothers....
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Monday, January 24, 2011

Natural Pest Control in the Garden

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This past Sunday we held a workshop on strategies for controlling pests in the garden without the use of chemical pesticides. Here is the pr...
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Carrots- A Permaculture Teaching Tool

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Last summer I was asked to give a presentation about permaculture to the staff at Restaurant Eugene in Atlanta. I wanted to illustrate to t...
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atlanta, Georgia, United States
I have been an organic gardener for 30 years. I am the manager of the Decatur Farmers Market in Decatur, Ga. It is held on Wednesdays from 4-7. I live in Stone Mountain, a suburb of Atlanta, GA, where my wife and I will spend the rest of our days creating a model of suburban permaculture. We have 3 acres with a .5 ac. pond, barn and land for growing. We grow veggies, small fruits, herbaceous and woody flowers, herbs, mushrooms, chickens and worms. We teach classes on organic gardening and sustainable living. You can contact me at leekfixer@comcast.net
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