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Date Type Title/Summary
02/21/2026 Farm Log 2026-02-21 Work Done and Observations

Work done:

  • Remove stuck tumbleweeds on the fenceline. 
  • Water starter crops in swales.
  • Planted as many oregano, Greek oregano and rosemary seeds as possible
    • ...
Monisha Banerjee, Ph.D. 02/20/2026 Person Monisha Banerjee, Ph.D.

Dr. Banerjee has eight years of experience restoring and reclaiming disturbed desert lands. Her work focuses on mine waste reclamation and riparian restoration. She has...
02/20/2026 Publication Multiple Approaches To The Restoration Of Disturbed Desert Land

Three experiments were conducted to examine restoration of disturbed land in Arizona. The first experiment attempted to revegetate abandoned farmland by direct seeding native seeds...
02/18/2026 Farm Log 2026-02-18 00:00:00 Work Done and Observations

Work done:

  • Watering of garden and swales, due to windy conditions.

Observations:

  • Repeated overflights of fighter jets (unable to identify) of the
    • ...
02/18/2026 Farm Log 2026-02-17 00:00:00 Work Done and Observations

Work done:

  • Limited watering due to high winds (I estimate gusts to 30 MPH).

Observations:

  • Cactus on the eastern boundary (including swales)
    • ...

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