Archive for February 6th, 2010

Author: Durgan
• Saturday, February 06th, 2010

http://www.durgan.org/URL/?HSTRY New Type Tomato Plant Support

This support at first look appears to be ideal for supporting tomato plants in the home garden. The ring is 9 inches in diameter and diameter is about 1/8 inch and is stiff and very strong.

One of the sides of the ring can be easily removed to facilitate circling an existing plant, particularly if a support is required lower than the those installed.

The plastic clamp is well made and of strong construction. I use rebar for support, but wooden stakes up to about two inches could be utilized.

Purchased here at $2.99 US.

Author: Durgan
• Saturday, February 06th, 2010

Making Soy Milk

Using this home method, at least one knows what they are drinking. It is a simple procedure.

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Author: Durgan
• Saturday, February 06th, 2010

http://www.durgan.org/URL/?Natto Natto Making at Home

A simple method of making Natto, fermented soil beans, which supposed to have beneficial nutritional benefits. Eating is an acquired experience.

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Author: Durgan
• Saturday, February 06th, 2010

Making Tofu

A simple method of making tofu. Pictures depict the method.

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Author: Durgan
• Saturday, February 06th, 2010

Processing Soy Beans.
31 August 2009 Processing soy beans
Soy bean constitute a portion of my diet. Breakfast consists of a bowl of soy beans and a bowl of oats.

Soy beans are prepared for about a seven day supply for one person. Four cups dry beans are washed and cooked in a pressure cooker. Pressure cooker is used to minimize cooking time. If boiled on the stove, it takes about 6 hours to cook the beans. Soy beans never get mushy with cooking, just soft.

Beans are removed from pressure cooker and water, and sugar added to taste, and boiled about five minutes to mix the contents. The beans are then blended to a fine consistency, and stored in quart jars and kept in the refrigerator. Beans will keep for about ten days. A bowl of beans with a bowl of oats is breakfast. This is low cost and nutritional.

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Author: Durgan
• Saturday, February 06th, 2010

http://www.durgan.org/URL/?ZELNG 21 August 2009 How a Potato Plant Grows
Potato growing test box was opened today. The pictures literally speak for themselves. Clearly there is no advantage in carrying out excessive hilling when growing potatoes. The purpose of hlling is to insure the tubers are covered. For comparison one Pontiac Red was dug in the same row, which was almost identical to the test box potato in appearance.

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Author: Durgan
• Saturday, February 06th, 2010

http://www.durgan.org/URL/?WandW 28 May 2009 Watering Plant Roots.

This method gets water to the root area of the plants. The hydraulic effect of the water makes pushing the wand into the ground effortless. The device is made by cutting off the end of a typical water garden wand as sold in most hardware stores.

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