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Lay cardboard down, it will help with the grass. The beds look good!
 
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baymule said:
Lay cardboard down, it will help with the grass. The beds look good!
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That's what I'm doing . The good thick stuff from water heater boxes! And then laid chips on top of that under the rabbit hutches. I gotta scratch up some more cardboard from work
 
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The wife and I did a canning run. 2 jars of stock, 12 jars of pinto and 6 jars of black eyed peas.
 
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amazingly I made it home before dark today. I got a little bit of mulching done today.
 
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Made a little progress today. Got a little sheet mulching done and put 2 rabbits and a rooster in the freezer. The waist was buried beside one of the new raised beds.
 
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Rigged up a grow light for my seedlings. All I had was this strip light and some t8 lamps. I'm going to run it at night and turn it off from 7 am to 3 pm and see how it goes.
 
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