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August 11th - When the Farmer Is Away, It's Still a Hot Day
A farmer generally doesn't get a day off until time is made for that sort of thing. There's enough of us to cover a few days for Jamie this week, so during a third heat wave this year, we harvested tomatoes, eggplant, sunflowers, peppers, and celery as well as did chores
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July 24th - Carrots Are a Lossy but Necessary Small Farm Crop
We harvested carrots, celery, eggplant and onions, then weeded and moved irrigation a bit. It was a hot, dry, sunny day but ending up with a few pounds of loose carrots made the evening a happy one. Sharing carrots with friends and community isn't unlike sharing open source code...my roots are in both.
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July 16th - When Everything Is in Production
We harvested Alisa Craig onions, carrots, and garlic this morning then we did odd jobs like irrigation repair and bunching before packing the vehicles for markets. I also worked a bit on my local homelab and blogging infrastructure, patched a few infrequently appearing bugs, and started retrofitting my own LLMBO service to be usable as an Ollama proxy.
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July 15th - Jenkins is a Good Dog
We bunched chard, onions, basil, and garlic. Photos today had a technical problem, but the old farm dog Jenkins did not. He was as attentive and ready to deliver as ever.