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there is several around here that have them , I personally don't as it is too small for my needs

yea smiles made an oops putting it in the gardening with animals , the pics are of potato seed pods , you can grow potatoes from these pods but if they are a hybred you don't know what kind of potatoes you will get

this is the first year I have had these on my plants

this is the first year I have had these on my plants

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looks great , good job

I use photobucket.com to down load my pics on then copy and paste the img code here

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He He on the mooning LOL yes the big nz and calli are for eating , have a few dwarfs for pets

nz doe buck 10 week old calli's and one dwarf

no they was already at our house we bought a couple yrs ago , I mowed them off last year LOL have a bed of them thats 3 ft X 8 ft

this bunch has a fringe , the bed needs thinned out real bad

I just looked it up , they are made of steel or tin which is basically the same thing so yes they will rust

got a ? does those come apart ? you dont plant cucumbers in the same spot every year ,, very nice setup Bob

one more for you to check out http://www.homesteadingtoday.com/showthread.php?t=375202

The cans will rust , you could use old tires and just cut the sidewall out with a sawsall , you can also paint them to make them look nicer , another idea is get some plastic 55 gal drums , cut the ends off then cut in half , or just cut in half and drill holes around the sides at the bottoms...

Dang smiles I would be picking them wild ones and selling those too , there is no berry farms in my area that I know of , a few people have small 25 plant patches is about it

I am looking into starting a small berry farm , I have 2 1/2 acres to play with , What raspberries have you done good with and what ones didnt do good ? I am in zone 4 to 5 LOL kinda boarder line right here Thanks Bob

A guy I am friends with loaded me up 2 pickup loads of ground alfalfa that was moldy , I will be getting it on the garden this weekend , he has more in big square bales I will be putting in my compost pile along with a buch of sheep manure

you could try drying a batch , then soak in water a few hrs and see how that fries up