The purpose of this blog is to follow up with my continued learning the Geology class I had at the local university on Natural Disasters. Plate tectonics was more fully explored as a science after I had finished my formal schooling. Every disaster is an opportunity for learning and collaboration. I hope to foster that here.
A new dimension of biodiversity has appeared on the farm. Before, it was only bugs. Now, rodents have never their presence known in a new way this year as never before.
Labels: biodiversity, pomegranates, rodents, urban farming
posted by John and Lee Perazzo, Las Vegas, Nevada at 9:08 AM
We have been gardening together since the fall of 2001. John sifts the soil and Lee grows the greens. We prefer greens and roots in the winter and harder stemmed veggies in the summer such as peppers and cucumbers. John looks after his worms and tumbles compost. Lee tracks the seeds and the work schedule here in the northwest Mojave Desert.
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