Home made hive boxes are super easy if you have a table saw and a template. I do a simpler joint but I've been using mine for 6 years and they still keep kickin. Normally these boxes go for $15, but you can make your's for under $4 or sometimes free. Here's how.
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- Maple Sugaring
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- Build your own Beehive
- Grow mushrooms under your porch
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Thursday, March 27, 2014
Make your own beehive.
Home made hive boxes are super easy if you have a table saw and a template. I do a simpler joint but I've been using mine for 6 years and they still keep kickin. Normally these boxes go for $15, but you can make your's for under $4 or sometimes free. Here's how.
Friday, March 14, 2014
Starting seeds
Its a little late, but not too late to start your cold season seeds. This includes Peppers, Broccoli, Cabbage, Cauliflower, and Eggplant for me.
OK! So In the above picture we have pepper seed a towel and a pen. Make sure your ink does not dissolve in water! Just write on a towel and test, it will be obvious. Make sure to label if you got lots of varieties. What I show here with peppers can be done with all the vegetables.
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