Hi the phenocultors!
first of all, as Didier says, I'm one of the latecomers for the wishes, so I wish you all a great 2019 year of phenoculture.
I had not done so much last year because I was busy with other projects, but this year is serious, promised. I have just been released by my fall winter projects, which consisted of making apple juice, then cider, while brewing beer in parallel. I just ordered a swarm of bee for May-June. A great opportunity to get into beekeeping too.
Side planting, a walnut has been added to the garden, as well as cuttings of cases.
I recovered old hay for a symbolic price from a neighbor of the village. After 3 going back in a small trailer, I reported the equivalent of 20 small haystacks.
For the covers, I alternate this year between hay, woven tarpaulin, and by the place of the sheet that I put in place when I have nothing else and I want to weed a board ... I also have a barley board, a few others in green manure ... in short, full of options to adapt according to the desires later.
on the project side I bought sturgeon bulblets, stuttgard riesen ... will you plant that when in your areas? rather in March or even earlier?
a+
Stef