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Carbon neutral farming

2008-09-28
Potato harvesting


2008-09-06
First Potatoes


2008-07-29
Bringing in the hay


2008-07-18
Stacking hay


2008-07-16
Haymaking


2008-07-14
Mowing


2008-07-06
Processing wood


2008-07-05
Gasifier meeting


2008-07-01
Potatoes growing


2008-05-25
Sowing


2008-05-24
Planting potatoes


2008-05-20
Fertilizing


2008-05-17
Potatoes and snow


2008-05-01
Harrowing


2008-03-27
Logging


2008-03-21
Logging-wagon


2008-03-18
Testing the tractor


2008-03-14
Wood gas tractor


England to Sweden with a wood gas car

2008-01-18
Repairing the producer


2008-01-16
Coming home!


2008-01-15
Repairing and resting


2008-01-14
Arriving to Sweden


2008-01-13
A day on the sea


2008-01-12
Getting on the ferry


2008-01-11
British tax


2008-01-10
Mounting carburettor


2008-01-09
Packing


2008-01-02
Convertion kit


2007-12-16
Winter testing


2007-11-24 - 05
Wood gas in UK


2007-11-15
Processing wood manually


2007-11-09 - 11
Constructing a Werner producer


2007-11-02
Visiting Werner


2007-10-31
Trip to Mantorp


2007-10-26 - 28
Repairing the reduction zone and car


2007-09-28
Guests from Roslagen

 

2008-09-06

First Potatoes

A long time has passed since we last wrote about the farming. But that does not mean that nothing has happened. In fact, it is quite the contrary. During this time the crop has grown really great.

The field of hay that I sowed in May has turned from brown to green (you can see parts of it behind Johan). Since it was done this year, it has not been harvested, instead it will wait until next year. But it looks good and I think both the wood gas tractor and I did a good job.

The potatoes have grown perhaps better than we expected. Also the carrots, beetroots, Swedish turnips, lettuce, etcetera that Johan planted in May has grown well. We picked some of the potatoes and the other root vegetables by hand and made a great carbon neutral dinner consisting of turnip mash, vegan Scotch collops, root beet salad and a green salad. Well, some of the ingredients, for example the pieces of quorn, tomatoes and oat cream, we had to by in the grocery store. But since the dinner contained no meat, and the ingredients we bought were rather locally produced, it became a dinner with a low negative impact on the environment. It tasted really well too and I must say it looked wonderful with all the bright colours, don’t you agree?

/Jane

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