The old, slow rabbits aren't too bad, but the fast ones . . ../w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif OK, you got me; always did need a good proof reader, especially if I'm in a hurry.
And yes, it's been very successful. When I first bought this place five years ago, I asked the neighbors a lot of questions about gardens (and one in particular gave me a lot of good advice and gave us a lot of produce from his garden). Now they ask me, and I give them a lot of produce (That one has big tractors, but just a little walk behind tiller, so I till his garden with my tractor and tiller before he plants).
And I guess you could say it's a completed job, or as completed as a garden ever gets. We'll still run the leaves from the yard through the
chipper/shredder and put them in the garden in the Fall, and I'll occasionally run a few limbs from pruning through it, and if I see the crew clearing power lines, I'll tell them where they can dump the wood chips (I let them store their trucks and equipment here at night while they were working in the area).
And instead of a compost pile, I just scatter everything in the garden and till it several times during the Fall and Winter (every time it rains and then dries), so it does it's composting where it's going to be used, and weeds and grass can't get a start.
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