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  1. With all this squash harvesting going on, it was time to start sharing with the neighbors. We're setting aside quite a few for ourselves and passing on the surplus. Between yesterday and today we shared out about 180. We'll get a grand total of the overall harvest as soon as I'm done picking, but it looks like we may top 300 this year. We'll keep you posted.
    #Gardening
    #Allotment
    #NewEngland
    #GYO
    #GrowYourOwn
    #Squash
    #Harvest
    #BeetBear

  2. With all this squash harvesting going on, it was time to start sharing with the neighbors. We're setting aside quite a few for ourselves and passing on the surplus. Between yesterday and today we shared out about 180. We'll get a grand total of the overall harvest as soon as I'm done picking, but it looks like we may top 300 this year. We'll keep you posted.
    #Gardening
    #Allotment
    #NewEngland
    #GYO
    #GrowYourOwn
    #Squash
    #Harvest
    #BeetBear

  3. With all this squash harvesting going on, it was time to start sharing with the neighbors. We're setting aside quite a few for ourselves and passing on the surplus. Between yesterday and today we shared out about 180. We'll get a grand total of the overall harvest as soon as I'm done picking, but it looks like we may top 300 this year. We'll keep you posted.
    #Gardening
    #Allotment
    #NewEngland
    #GYO
    #GrowYourOwn
    #Squash
    #Harvest
    #BeetBear

  4. With all this squash harvesting going on, it was time to start sharing with the neighbors. We're setting aside quite a few for ourselves and passing on the surplus. Between yesterday and today we shared out about 180. We'll get a grand total of the overall harvest as soon as I'm done picking, but it looks like we may top 300 this year. We'll keep you posted.
    #Gardening
    #Allotment
    #NewEngland
    #GYO
    #GrowYourOwn
    #Squash
    #Harvest
    #BeetBear

  5. With all this squash harvesting going on, it was time to start sharing with the neighbors. We're setting aside quite a few for ourselves and passing on the surplus. Between yesterday and today we shared out about 180. We'll get a grand total of the overall harvest as soon as I'm done picking, but it looks like we may top 300 this year. We'll keep you posted.
    #Gardening
    #Allotment
    #NewEngland
    #GYO
    #GrowYourOwn
    #Squash
    #Harvest
    #BeetBear

  6. garden update 😋

    Still a feeling of summer and abundance here. I'm so grateful this year, knowing well it won't last for long. The nights are getting near freezing point.

    #gardening #harvest #tomatoes

  7. The potatoes had two weeks to cure and dry in the barn since harvest, so its time for the final work.

    Haul them back out to sort, crumble off the chunks of dirt (it was an inevitably moist harvest) and lug them into the little basement under the house.

    I didn't bother weighing them but a very rough guesstimate would be around 300 kg.

    Plus a few damaged ones to eat soon and two small crates of baby potatoes which don't store well but are delicious autumn food, boiled with the skins on.

    Ready for a cepelinai* party.

    #Harvest #Potato #FoodPreservation #Homestead

    * Look it up. Go on.

  8. The potatoes had two weeks to cure and dry in the barn since harvest, so its time for the final work.

    Haul them back out to sort, crumble off the chunks of dirt (it was an inevitably moist harvest) and lug them into the little basement under the house.

    I didn't bother weighing them but a very rough guesstimate would be around 300 kg.

    Plus a few damaged ones to eat soon and two small crates of baby potatoes which don't store well but are delicious autumn food, boiled with the skins on.

    Ready for a cepelinai* party.

    #Harvest #Potato #FoodPreservation #Homestead

    * Look it up. Go on.

  9. The potatoes had two weeks to cure and dry in the barn since harvest, so its time for the final work.

    Haul them back out to sort, crumble off the chunks of dirt (it was an inevitably moist harvest) and lug them into the little basement under the house.

    I didn't bother weighing them but a very rough guesstimate would be around 300 kg.

    Plus a few damaged ones to eat soon and two small crates of baby potatoes which don't store well but are delicious autumn food, boiled with the skins on.

    Ready for a cepelinai* party.

    #Harvest #Potato #FoodPreservation #Homestead

    * Look it up. Go on.

  10. The potatoes had two weeks to cure and dry in the barn since harvest, so its time for the final work.

    Haul them back out to sort, crumble off the chunks of dirt (it was an inevitably moist harvest) and lug them into the little basement under the house.

    I didn't bother weighing them but a very rough guesstimate would be around 300 kg.

    Plus a few damaged ones to eat soon and two small crates of baby potatoes which don't store well but are delicious autumn food, boiled with the skins on.

    Ready for a cepelinai* party.

    #Harvest #Potato #FoodPreservation #Homestead

    * Look it up. Go on.

  11. The potatoes had two weeks to cure and dry in the barn since harvest, so its time for the final work.

    Haul them back out to sort, crumble off the chunks of dirt (it was an inevitably moist harvest) and lug them into the little basement under the house.

    I didn't bother weighing them but a very rough guesstimate would be around 300 kg.

    Plus a few damaged ones to eat soon and two small crates of baby potatoes which don't store well but are delicious autumn food, boiled with the skins on.

    Ready for a cepelinai* party.

    #Harvest #Potato #FoodPreservation #Homestead

    * Look it up. Go on.

  12. Juniper branches for the beer and -berries for the food.
    #homebrewing #harvest

  13. Juniper branches for the beer and -berries for the food.
    #homebrewing #harvest

  14. Juniper branches for the beer and -berries for the food.
    #homebrewing #harvest

  15. And we have twins! Every once-in-a-while we get two that fuse together. I'll not comment on what it might resemble...
    #Gardening
    #Allotment
    #NewEngland
    #GYO
    #GrowYourOwn
    #Squash
    #Harvest

  16. And to complete the cycle, we remove all the vines and chop up the weeds and haul them off to the compost pile. We will them reset the marker line down 3 or 4 feet and start the process again. Just hope the dry weather holds for a few more days.
    #Gardening
    #Allotment
    #NewEngland
    #GYO
    #GrowYourOwn
    #Squash
    #Harvest

  17. The retirement of this year's tomato plants has begun.

    When critters trashed two of my Romas at the community garden, I was lucky to find the very last Roma flat at my local hardware store. Two went to the garden plot and I planted the remainder in my back yard garden.

    They produced! Not a lot, I just threw them into the ground with a bit of fertilizer and mulch. But they did good and now one is becoming compost.

    It's time to start putting things to bed.

    #Gardening #Harvest

  18. The first seedlings from the 2026 Venus Flytrap harvest are ready to plant. I water germinated them this time and it seems to have worked. I think I will put them in the bog. The last stalk with seed pods is still attached and should be ready to pull in a few days.

    #CarnivorousPlants #SavageGarden #florespondence #VenusFlytrap #gardening #plants #harvest

  19. The field mushrooms are sprouting again. After we've identified them last time as almost certainly agaricus campestris, I ate one yesterday and am not dead or have bloody intestines gushing out of my ears, so we can conclude they're food.

    It was also really nice. Compared to the portobello from the shop, firmer and juicier but that may well be due to having been eaten within an hour of plucking instead of knocking around various warehouses, trucks and supermarket shelves.

    #Mushroom #Garden #Harvest #Homestead

  20. The field mushrooms are sprouting again. After we've identified them last time as almost certainly agaricus campestris, I ate one yesterday and am not dead or have bloody intestines gushing out of my ears, so we can conclude they're food.

    It was also really nice. Compared to the portobello from the shop, firmer and juicier but that may well be due to having been eaten within an hour of plucking instead of knocking around various warehouses, trucks and supermarket shelves.

    #Mushroom #Garden #Harvest #Homestead

  21. The field mushrooms are sprouting again. After we've identified them last time as almost certainly agaricus campestris, I ate one yesterday and am not dead or have bloody intestines gushing out of my ears, so we can conclude they're food.

    It was also really nice. Compared to the portobello from the shop, firmer and juicier but that may well be due to having been eaten within an hour of plucking instead of knocking around various warehouses, trucks and supermarket shelves.

    #Mushroom #Garden #Harvest #Homestead

  22. The field mushrooms are sprouting again. After we've identified them last time as almost certainly agaricus campestris, I ate one yesterday and am not dead or have bloody intestines gushing out of my ears, so we can conclude they're food.

    It was also really nice. Compared to the portobello from the shop, firmer and juicier but that may well be due to having been eaten within an hour of plucking instead of knocking around various warehouses, trucks and supermarket shelves.

    #Mushroom #Garden #Harvest #Homestead

  23. The field mushrooms are sprouting again. After we've identified them last time as almost certainly agaricus campestris, I ate one yesterday and am not dead or have bloody intestines gushing out of my ears, so we can conclude they're food.

    It was also really nice. Compared to the portobello from the shop, firmer and juicier but that may well be due to having been eaten within an hour of plucking instead of knocking around various warehouses, trucks and supermarket shelves.

    #Mushroom #Garden #Harvest #Homestead

  24. [Перевод] IBM создала для АНБ самый мощный дешифровщик времён холодной войны

    В разгар холодной войны существовал настолько засекреченный специализированный компьютер, что остальной мир даже не подозревал о его существовании. Некоторые задачи он выполнял до 200 раз быстрее любого другого компьютера своего времени. Он служил главным криптоаналитическим процессором Агентства национальной безопасности США (АНБ) с Карибского кризиса 1962 года, всю войну во Вьетнаме и ещё после подписания Хельсинкских соглашений 1975 года. Машину остановили только тогда, когда её механические узлы окончательно износились. Harvest имел огромное значение и благодаря своим возможностям, и благодаря эпохе, в которую работал. На протяжении 14 лет он обрабатывал самые секретные перехваты АНБ, в период, когда радиоэлектронная разведка по своему стратегическому значению уступала разве что ядерному оружию. IBM спроектировала и построила Harvest специально для АНБ. Это была одна из первых машин, рассчитанных на обработку огромных непрерывных потоков данных. В этом смысле она стала предшественницей современных компьютеров, которые в реальном времени обрабатывают видеопотоки и обеспечивают работу систем безопасности . Кроме того, Harvest стал одним из первых компьютеров, созданных в виде дополнения к универсальной машине, специализированного помощника, который исключительно хорошо выполнял одну конкретную работу. В некотором смысле модульная архитектура Harvest была аналогом современных графических процессоров , которые берут на себя ресурсоёмкие задачи в играх и системах искусственного интеллекта.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1082664/

    #ibm #анб #Harvest #потоковая_обработка_данных

  25. [Перевод] IBM создала для АНБ самый мощный дешифровщик времён холодной войны

    В разгар холодной войны существовал настолько засекреченный специализированный компьютер, что остальной мир даже не подозревал о его существовании. Некоторые задачи он выполнял до 200 раз быстрее любого другого компьютера своего времени. Он служил главным криптоаналитическим процессором Агентства национальной безопасности США (АНБ) с Карибского кризиса 1962 года, всю войну во Вьетнаме и ещё после подписания Хельсинкских соглашений 1975 года. Машину остановили только тогда, когда её механические узлы окончательно износились. Harvest имел огромное значение и благодаря своим возможностям, и благодаря эпохе, в которую работал. На протяжении 14 лет он обрабатывал самые секретные перехваты АНБ, в период, когда радиоэлектронная разведка по своему стратегическому значению уступала разве что ядерному оружию. IBM спроектировала и построила Harvest специально для АНБ. Это была одна из первых машин, рассчитанных на обработку огромных непрерывных потоков данных. В этом смысле она стала предшественницей современных компьютеров, которые в реальном времени обрабатывают видеопотоки и обеспечивают работу систем безопасности . Кроме того, Harvest стал одним из первых компьютеров, созданных в виде дополнения к универсальной машине, специализированного помощника, который исключительно хорошо выполнял одну конкретную работу. В некотором смысле модульная архитектура Harvest была аналогом современных графических процессоров , которые берут на себя ресурсоёмкие задачи в играх и системах искусственного интеллекта.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1082664/

    #ibm #анб #Harvest #потоковая_обработка_данных

  26. [Перевод] IBM создала для АНБ самый мощный дешифровщик времён холодной войны

    В разгар холодной войны существовал настолько засекреченный специализированный компьютер, что остальной мир даже не подозревал о его существовании. Некоторые задачи он выполнял до 200 раз быстрее любого другого компьютера своего времени. Он служил главным криптоаналитическим процессором Агентства национальной безопасности США (АНБ) с Карибского кризиса 1962 года, всю войну во Вьетнаме и ещё после подписания Хельсинкских соглашений 1975 года. Машину остановили только тогда, когда её механические узлы окончательно износились. Harvest имел огромное значение и благодаря своим возможностям, и благодаря эпохе, в которую работал. На протяжении 14 лет он обрабатывал самые секретные перехваты АНБ, в период, когда радиоэлектронная разведка по своему стратегическому значению уступала разве что ядерному оружию. IBM спроектировала и построила Harvest специально для АНБ. Это была одна из первых машин, рассчитанных на обработку огромных непрерывных потоков данных. В этом смысле она стала предшественницей современных компьютеров, которые в реальном времени обрабатывают видеопотоки и обеспечивают работу систем безопасности . Кроме того, Harvest стал одним из первых компьютеров, созданных в виде дополнения к универсальной машине, специализированного помощника, который исключительно хорошо выполнял одну конкретную работу. В некотором смысле модульная архитектура Harvest была аналогом современных графических процессоров , которые берут на себя ресурсоёмкие задачи в играх и системах искусственного интеллекта.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1082664/

    #ibm #анб #Harvest #потоковая_обработка_данных

  27. I can't remember where I got this information, but I heard that it's best to leave as much of the stem as possible when harvesting winter squashes. Here can be seen that small pieces of the vine were left attached so that the entire stem is intact. I believe it's supposed to help with long-term storage. BTW, this is a mini variety of butternut called "Butter Baby". We like them.
    #Gardening
    #Allotment
    #NewEngland
    #GYO
    #GrowYourOwn
    #Squash
    #Harvest

  28. I can't remember where I got this information, but I heard that it's best to leave as much of the stem as possible when harvesting winter squashes. Here can be seen that small pieces of the vine were left attached so that the entire stem is intact. I believe it's supposed to help with long-term storage. BTW, this is a mini variety of butternut called "Butter Baby". We like them.
    #Gardening
    #Allotment
    #NewEngland
    #GYO
    #GrowYourOwn
    #Squash
    #Harvest

  29. I can't remember where I got this information, but I heard that it's best to leave as much of the stem as possible when harvesting winter squashes. Here can be seen that small pieces of the vine were left attached so that the entire stem is intact. I believe it's supposed to help with long-term storage. BTW, this is a mini variety of butternut called "Butter Baby". We like them.
    #Gardening
    #Allotment
    #NewEngland
    #GYO
    #GrowYourOwn
    #Squash
    #Harvest

  30. I can't remember where I got this information, but I heard that it's best to leave as much of the stem as possible when harvesting winter squashes. Here can be seen that small pieces of the vine were left attached so that the entire stem is intact. I believe it's supposed to help with long-term storage. BTW, this is a mini variety of butternut called "Butter Baby". We like them.
    #Gardening
    #Allotment
    #NewEngland
    #GYO
    #GrowYourOwn
    #Squash
    #Harvest

  31. I can't remember where I got this information, but I heard that it's best to leave as much of the stem as possible when harvesting winter squashes. Here can be seen that small pieces of the vine were left attached so that the entire stem is intact. I believe it's supposed to help with long-term storage. BTW, this is a mini variety of butternut called "Butter Baby". We like them.
    #Gardening
    #Allotment
    #NewEngland
    #GYO
    #GrowYourOwn
    #Squash
    #Harvest