Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Episode 10: Dormancy
CHANGING PODCAST HOSTING!!!! You can find the RSS feed here.
Thanks for enduring this podcast's dormancy!
Contact me at crookedrow@gmail.com or on Ravelry as CrookedRow. Join the Rav group.
No dirt under my nails this time, just snow.
Knitting update-
I'm lazy so I'm just going to post a link to my project page because I have everything updated there.
Sew what-
I've caught the sewing bug! Do you want to hear about it or not?
Make yourself useful-
Do it yourself plant light for starting seeds.
Look for a donation incentive in the near future!
Music provided by Music Alley, Damien Rice, and Ryan Adams.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Episode 8: Back to back, your questions answered
10 points for correctly identifying the grass species in the picture
This podcast will be moving to libsyn in the near future. Stay tuned for more information
Rav links to my current projects:
Willoughby
Pheasant socks
Angee
Gwendolyn
Anatomy of Knitting Podcast with Erin
Dirt under my nails
Raspberry fruit worms / spotted wing drysophila
PJM Rhododendron
Beauty Berry
Ortley apple (also known as Woolman Long Pippen or White Bellflower)
Listener Questions:
canning without a water bath?
fall clean-up and mulching?
cabbage worm control
Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis)
crops that enrich the soil nutrients = legumes (bean family)
Rhizobium bacteria
also add compost
music provided by music alley and Glen Phillips
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Episode 7: Soiled Part 1
Surprise! Shownotes!
Austin as pictured on my projects page
Soil texture
soil texture triangle
video on how to determine your soil texture
soil structure = how particles are clumped together
don't destroy soil structure from over-cultivation
improve soil structure by adding organic matter (compost)
thanks to Susan of Knitajourney podcast for interviewing me!
Austin as pictured on my projects page
Soil texture
soil texture triangle
video on how to determine your soil texture
soil structure = how particles are clumped together
don't destroy soil structure from over-cultivation
improve soil structure by adding organic matter (compost)
thanks to Susan of Knitajourney podcast for interviewing me!
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Episode 4: Roses are red, tomatoes are too
Listen HERE
What I'm knitting:
Cerisara by Bonne Marie Burns of chicknits
Body is done, working down the first sleeve
Rick socks (Cookie A. Sock Innovation) finished.
Sea Monster puppet is finished. Four more to go...
I've started some child-size fishie socks by Melissa Dominguez. Very addictive pattern.
Dirt under my nails:
swallowtail caterpillars
aphids
Listener question
from Erin (KnittingRN)
Backyard Farmer video on foliar diseases of roses.
Make yourself useful:
Think about canning or freezing your excess produce.
Thanks to other podcasters who have mentioned me on their shows!
Thanks for the itunes reviews and comments on Ravelry!
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Episode 3: Apart and Together
Listen Here
I have no idea why the font is posting so HUGE!
Thanks to Rachel of the knitcents podcast and Elise of knit misadventures
CrookedRow - my ravelry project page (note the Elmo!)
Fall 2010 Knitscene
Fall 2010 Interweave Knits
Squash Vine Borer
Early Blight on Tomato
Allelopathy
Allelopathic plants
White Flower Farms
Join the Crooked Row Rav group
email me at crookedrow@gmail.com
music by music alley
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Bandwidth issues...
I got an email from podomatic today telling me that I've run out of my monthly allowance of bandwidth already. Apparently, some people were getting messages saying that they couldn't listen to the podcast and asking them to go donate to me so I could continue to put out the show. So sorry about that. More people downloaded these first two episodes than I had anticipated. That's a good thing, right? So I immediately went out an upgraded my podomatic account so it shouldn't be an issue. For now. This might mean that I start some kind of donation incentive or something.
So thanks for running me out of bandwidth. Everything should be okay now.
So thanks for running me out of bandwidth. Everything should be okay now.
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
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