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A Midsummer Garden Microenvironment
In the microcosm of your garden it's easy to feel like your actions have no impact on the "environment at large." Conversations about...
OrganicRedneck McKenZ
Oct 18, 20202 min read
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What Do Car Radiators and Winter Carrots Have in Common?
Why are winter vegetables the sweetest? I've always wondered if fresh vegetables in the winter are sweeter because they are a little more...
Jack Richardson
Oct 18, 20203 min read
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Roots, Rhizomes, Rhizobia, and the Subterranean Ecosystem
Hey there! What a week it has been, with an even bigger one coming up… I’m in the process of trying to pin down a research topic for my...
OrganicRedneck McKenZ
Oct 18, 20204 min read
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Seeds in the Wild
As a cut flower lover and future vegetable breeder (grad school starts next week folks) I mostly find myself focused on how human food...
OrganicRedneck McKenZ
Oct 18, 20204 min read
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Pigment Exploration: Putting Color Under the Microscope
Last time you heard from me, I was gushing over the amazing colors of my salad veggies. (Haven’t read my last post? Check in out here:...
OrganicRedneck McKenZ
Oct 18, 20202 min read
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My Kale Bolted, Now What?
Bolting in overwintered vegetables: If you’ve ever grown kale, broccoli, cabbage or any of the Brassica genus in your garden, and let...
Jack Richardson
Oct 18, 20204 min read
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The Beat on Colorful Beets
It all started with the “Spring Beet Blend” that I noticed in the root crop trials at my work. At first I thought it was a planting error...
OrganicRedneck McKenZ
Oct 18, 20203 min read
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A bit dense for a light topic...
Hey there! This week I wanted to write about something that’s very often on my mind: plant breeding. In the current era of CRISPR and...
OrganicRedneck McKenZ
Oct 18, 20204 min read
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