Weekly harvest report
Each week I like to share my weekly harvest report. Lets look at what we have harvested and how much it would have cost us from a shop.
Weekly harvest report.
This week we have harvested
- 14 quail eggs which would have cost us £2.94
- 800g of new potatoes which would have cost us 80p from a shop
- 2 courgettes which would have cost us 80p
- 500g of raspberries which would have cost us £5 from a shop.
- 500g of gooseberries which would have cost us £2 from a shop.
- 200g blackberries which would have cost us £2 from a shop
- 100g broad beans which would have cost us 20p
- 150g of peas which would have cost us £1.50 from a shop
- 500g tomatoes which would have cost us £1.14 from a shop
- We also harvest a collection of salad leaves and herbs as and when required. We allow £1 for this.
This week's total
This week we have harvested a total value of £17.38. That is not bad for a weekly harvest it's certainly a large amount of our food shopping bill.
It is also lovely to be getting fresh tomatoes straight off the vine to plate. These are very tasty and very welcome in the kitchen.
What have you harvested this week? Let me know in the comments or Email me here.
Weekly harvest report: we harvested £320 worth of fruit and veg, just shy of a record. We picked: sweet corn, shallots, sprouts, kale, runner beans, french beans, peas, potatoes (bulk harvest), red beets, golden beets, spring onions, onions (bulk harvest), broad beans, celery, courgettes, tromboncinos, tomatoes, peppers, chilli, cucumbers, cucamelons, Crown Price squash, PSB, cauliflower, gherkins, calabrese, Savoy cabbage, Durham cabbage, carrots, lettuce, NZ spinach, Malabar spinach, green and golden purselane, leeks, strawberries, black currants, blackberries, gooseberries, and raspberries
Wow that is an amazing harvest Steve. £320 of food and not a personal best. That is good going. great stuff.