what we usually do is buy the yummiest Mayonaise, then hard boil some eggs, blend the eggs with the Mayonaise, add salt and pepper. This mayo-egg sandwich is good with toasted, or plain bread.
Mine focused on summer and rainy season plants, those types of plants that can survive both hot and rainy seasons, we do have a lot of those types of plants here.
My garden has banana trees, a mango tree. a very very decent row of bermudagrass, and some gumamela plants, the goats really love it.
I would love to have somewhat like a guide for that, I bet it will be very very helpful. Do you have any document that I can follow for that?
After you have planted and the seeds have germinated — and during the growing season — you may need to keep fertilizing the plots, so they remain healthy and attractive to the deer. It is recommended that 150 pounds of 33-0-0 or 34-0-0 per acre be added every four to six weeks during the growing season.
Provide food to the rabbits to feed. Rabbits like a variety of green plants growing in flower beds and vegetable gardens. Plant your favorites — clover, lettuce and carrots. Stop growing crops they don't like, such as potatoes, corn, tomatoes and cucumbers.
Most common crops in the garden – alfalfa, clover, annual rye, kale (and its close relative, rape), turnips, mustard, buckwheat and grain grasses – provide ample poultry feed. Anything can be cut and taken to the chickens, so the chickens can graze certain crops.
