Portable Stock Trough
Cold Frame with Recycled Windows
Tough inexpensive pastured pig waterer
The WiFi Farm Guide
iFARM 2014
SATURDAY & SUNDAY May 17-18th
Grazers "kit" for fido/apitronics
After a recent grazer's conference it was clear that a useful "kit" for a FIDO/Apitronics system would be a system with the following set of sensors/switches
- electric fence system voltage and remote shutoff (rover)
- chest/meat freezer data log and alert
- water level alerts
This covers the basic worry points with an animal grazing operation - are they secure in the fence? do they have water? and is freezer working to protect the thousands of dollars of product already harvested?
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Irrigation
I recently read a book, Botany for Gardners. In it I found information on how much a corn plant typical transpires in a given season. This got me to thinking about other plants. The book stated that a single corn plant will transpire 55 gallons of water throughout a growing season. In other words, seedling to harvest. In a typical growing season of 130 days, that translates to about 2.4 gal/day. Seems like a lot of water. Does anyone know if this kind of information exists for other plants?
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