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rice, ginger , turmeric and pepper are conducted at rars to recommend suitable varieties for the high range region. rars serves as a major hub for the supply of seeds and planting materials of various crops. rooted cuttings of black pepper, seed materials/seedlings of ginger, turmeric, clove, nutmeg
, cinnamon, mangosteen; grafts/seedlings of mango and other fruit plants, seeds of different varieties of rice, scented rice varieties like jeerakasala and gandhakasala, seeds and seedlings of tropical/cool season vegetables, various ornamental plants including roses are being multiplied and distributed...
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events menu reservations specials hours map events blog food to go wine craft cocktails dessert beer craft cocktails gimmie gimmie gin, fresh blood orange, fresh lime, lavender - sum-mule-er coconut rum, fresh watermelon, fresh lime, fiz ginger beer* - honey wasp tequila, fruit and tea liqueur, fresh lemon
, honey, jalapeno - new york mojito rum, house garden mint*, apple*, fresh lime, soda - bitter truth bourbon, cynar, fresh grapefruit, black cherry juice, fee brother's cherry bitters* - bears, beets, battle strawber-lactica organic vodka, fresh beet, fresh strawberry, fresh lemon - thyme's up mediterranean...
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share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest friday, march , degrees the weather continues to be freakishly warm. chives, st. johns wort, mint, thistles, motherwort, herbs and wild plants are exploding out of the ground. we are taking advantage of the weather and optimistically planting some
cold - tolerant crops. lettuce, spinach, onions, peas, broccoli, broccoli raab, cabbage, potatoes. i planted these potato towers, inspired by my friend becky :) the bees are gobbling down their food, and today we saw them carrying in loads of pollen!!...
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*sigh* maybe we'll get the garden in by the th of july!!
but the farm cleanup is going well. we hired a fellow with a beautiful john deere tractor (shown above) and he spent a few hours at our place digging out huge rocks that we couldnt' get with a skid loaded, pulling out trees and stumps that were in the way of mowing or were too near out buildings, and...
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