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Tag Archives: zone-till garlic
Can garlic planting get any better? Yes.
I think most vegetable farmers will agree that planting garlic is one of the most satisfying farm chores. There’s something about the end of the season also being the beginning of the next. It’s also one of the most common crops … Continue reading
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