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Grown On A Quarter Dedicated to humor, food, pickles, sustainable living, & urban homesteading in a small space & on a small budget. Like us to follow along in our journey.
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Grown on a Quarter [GOAQ] is all about achieving a sustainable minimalist lifestyle. We are a micro-farm in the middle of suburbia; a beach rat, a gamer and their two kids, learning and sharing from their experiences in growing their own food from local resources. Home of the Winter Haven Organic co-o hub featuring fresh fruit and veggies from the Land of Delight Organic Co-op.

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10/04/2024

We are building community around Florida's farm direct food.

01/02/2024

February starts the transition to warm-season crops in Florida as cold-fronts become weaker and less frequent. The forecast is for a wetter than normal February, so it's a great time for planting. Here's what to put in the ground now for most of the state: arugula, arrowroot, beans, beets, cantaloupe, carrots, cassava, celery, chard, collards, corn, cucumbers, dill, eggplant, endive, fennel, gynura, kohlrabi (plants), lettuce, onions (sets), parsley, English peas, peppers (plants), potatoes, pumpkin, radish, spinach, squash, sugar cane, sweet potatoes, tomatoes (plants), turnips, watermelon and yams.

In Central Florida, many people put in transplants of tomatoes, peppers and other warm-season veggies early in the month, and are willing to cover tender crops in case of cold. Others prefer to wait until the end of the month after danger of frost. Keep an eye on your local 10-14 day forecast to help determine your planting date. It's currently predicted to be frost-free for the first half of the month.

In North Florida, you can still put in transplants of broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, Chinese cabbage, mizuna, mustard and kale. Wait until the end of the month to put in the warm-season crops, and be prepared to provide protection in case of any late frosts.

In South Florida, delete beets, turnips and potatoes. Add Seminole pumpkins and southern peas to the list.

All parts of the state can plant tender perennial vegetables after the danger of frost has passed. These include achira, aibika, cassava, chaya, katuk, longevity spinach, moringa, Okinawa spinach, and tindora.

Follow this page for regular updates on what to plant and harvest each month, as well as growing tips all month long!
https://www.facebook.com/GrowerJimsPlantsAndProduce/

18/01/2024

🌾 Calling all Farmers, Growers, and Gardening Gurus! 🌱

FL Fields and Farms is looking for experts like you to teach online courses on farming, gardening, and sustainable agriculture. We want to continue growing our unique online offerings with the rich Floridian agriculture tapestry. If you or know anybody interested, please send them our way!

💌For more details, DM us or email our education program directly at [email protected]

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