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First drop off of the season. This wonderful lady and her greenhouse feed two households here in Anaktuvuk pass. The snow storms have finally stopped and now it’s just dodging yellow jackets!

This is the worst part of the year for me. Seedlings straining out of their pots, random snow storms and having to wait it all out and have patience. #arctic #alaska #gardening #agriculture #sustainability #hardwork

Spring time shenanigans. A few baby plants and we have officially woke up the strawberries! Happy spring!

One of the BEST parts of growing food is playing with all your new seeds and doing seedling planning ❤️❤️❤️

One of my favorite catalogs came in! They sell good cold tolerant fruit trees and shrubs. The ones I ordered survived here u till I made mistakes and killed them :/

A huge thank you to all my new followers! I usually don’t post a whole lot during the winter but I look forward to spring ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Most of the varieties of plants we use are unavailable this year due to seed shortages. So Gardens in the Arctic will be pretty much non existent, besides a couple of home gardens and my own backyard home garden. The high tunnel will also be taken down but hopefully be up again by the end of the year. But I still take the opportunity to do some variety trials. Grabbing what seed I can find. And even seeing if I can get some (very) old seed to produce. Take car everyone! Stay safe! #alaska #arctic #alaskanative #inupiaq #gardening #agriculture

Look for this awesome episode by Erin McKinstry of me talking about my work with GITA. On any podcast app 🙌🏽❤️

New holographic stickers <3 this year is a bit sketchy and I’m not too sure what it’s going to look like but rest assured we will continue and grow! #alaska #arctic #gardening #agriculture #gardening #gardensinthrarctic

What the high tunnel looks like in peak growing time. #alaska #inupiaq #arctic #inuit #agriculture #food #selfsustainable #health #nativeamerican #foodiswealth

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