Compostings is a blog about my small, backyard garden. I live in eastern Connecticut with my wife and two sons (6 years old and 22 months old).
Compostings
A blog about a small, backyard vegetable garden.
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Hi there,
Thanks for the laugh! Man this eat local or die trying post is very funny! I was thinking maybe you would be interested in posting your blogs on my website, http://www.altglobe.com which is talking about what’s happening America in terms of green, sustainabillity, spirituality… (Actually I would like it to be worldwide, but hey, you have to start *somewhere* :0) …and “somewhere” is where I live!)
All you need to do is creating a profile and let me know you want to post, and then you can actually just *email* your blog whenever you have a new post. It’s that easy! The website will take care about linking it to your profile and respect most of your editing (website links, images, fonts…) – yes it will crop out some things like weird smileys or what not -
Please check out my website and our current bloggers!They are all on the home page!
(Note you cannot have access to any profile until you are registered, but you can see all the articles).
Please tell me how it sounds to you, hope to hear from you soon…
Cristele
PS: Did I mention that it’s free? So, it’s free. PLUS, this week we enter our *first* blog contest, with prize kindly and generously offered by the members of our community! http://www.altglobe.com/altglobe-contest
thanks for reading!
To Whom It May Concern:
We have recently posted an article, Compost: in the Bin in the Garden and in the Environment (http://www.composterconnection.com/site/introduction.html), which cites your website. One of our goals was to produce an article that provides sound, well-documented information and your website helped make this possible. Thank you for making this information available.
The article, by researcher and writer Kate Gardner, aims to be a comprehensive composting site for organic gardeners. It contains practical information about many composting methods, as well as sections on compost science, soil science, and compost-related environmental issues.
This article is part of our ongoing effort to make solid, well-researched organic gardening articles available online. Though it appears on a commercial site (Composter Connection), its purpose is educational. It relies primarily on university and government information sources such as yours, making it unusually well-documented for a non-academic article.
We welcome any comments you might have, and invite you to link to the site if it would be of interest to your readers.
Thank you,
Eric Vinje
Composter Connection
1612 Gold Ave.
Bozeman, MT 59715
(406) 582-0920 Fax: (406) 587-0223
http://www.composterconnection.com
Hi,
I am a Connecticut master gardener and my profession is programmer/project manager. This spring, I taught myself the PHP programming language to improve my professional skill set. To practice, I created The Farmer’s Garden website. The site, http://www.thefarmersgarden.com is a place where people can post free classifieds to sell, trade or give away their surplus backyard garden produce.
I launched my site in May 2009 and it is nationwide. I think it is a great resource for members of your community. It is very easy to grow more produce than you and your family can use. Why not share your local, fresh and delicious vegetables, fruit, berries, etc. with others?
Registration is free and required to post classifieds to buy, sell or trade surplus produce. Individuals and non-profit organizations can also post wanted classifieds. Registration is not required to search the classifieds. Can you please provide a link to my site, http://www.thefarmersgarden.com on your site?
Thank you,
Maureen Farmer
The Farmer’s Garden