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Agnews #43-P1-An Acre of Garlic THE GARLIC NEWS Connecting the Canadian Garlic Network! Issue 43 Spring 2015 An Acre of Organic Garlic Spring is just around the corner. Gardeners are anticipating Calculating planting stock. seeing those little shoots of garlic poke through the mulch, How much garlic planting stock is needed for an acre? heralding another growing season. Some, in western Using Porcelain as an example, it works out like this: Canada and warmer regions, are waiting to put in their Porcelains have 3-5 cloves, an average of 4 per bulb. Not spring-planted crop, hoping to expand their operation to all cloves are suitable for planting so the small ones and grow more. The big question is, can you grow enough to any damaged in cracking are set aside. About 20-25% extra meet the demand for local garlic? Here are some thoughts has to be added to the calculations for this. So, 52,272 to consider when planning on growing more garlic. plants will need 16,335 bulbs of seed garlic. Using size How much is an acre of garlic? Jumbo (2” diameter) bulbs at 9 bulbs per lb., it will take First, how much is an acre of land? Farms are generally about 1800 lbs. or just under a ton of seed garlic. measured in “sections”, a Saskatchewan wheat farm being Cost of seed garlic to plant an acre? anywhere from 4 to 10 sections, corporate farms much That depends a lot on where you are. A few prices are: larger. A section of land, used in the Dominion of Canada • At $8.00 per lb., seed cost is $14,400.00 land survey is a square one mile long by one mile wide. • At $10.00 per lb., seed cost is $18,000.00 th An acre is a small piece of that land, a mere 1/640 of a • At $15.00 per lb., seed cost is $27,000.00 section. Very small. The money puts a different perspective on the size of the One Acre Equals: acre. Buying seed is a major expense, cutting into profits. 0.0015625 square miles Many growers wisely choose to either save their own seed 43,560 square feet from each crop, or develop a supply using bulbils. 1/640th of a section Labour 0.405 hectares Garlic is a very labour intensive crop. There is a tendency to grossly underestimate the work it takes, especially the and will fit into a square massive workload at harvest time. 208.71 ft. × 208.71 ft. Approximate times for some of the tasks are: • Cracking bulbs: 200-300 bulbs/hour, 50-80 An acre of garlic is very large. It is huge when you look at hours/acre. the workload of harvesting the crop. An acre can produce a • Hand planting into pre-dibbled holes: 25-40 very large crop of garlic. Selling the crop will generate a hours/acre. significant part of the income from a market garden. • Inspection, weeding & watering: no estimate. How much garlic can you plant in one acre? • Scape removal & bundling: 1000-1500 plants/hour, That depends on the planting density, or how you arrange 35-50 hours/acre. the rows and beds for growing it. There are many options. • Lifting & moving loosened plants: 2 days/acre. In the Small-Plot Organic Garlic Variety Trials, we use Washing, cleaning, inspection, grading & hanging: intensive planting densities from 87,000 to 112,000 plants • 75-150 plants per hour for 2 people, 350-700 per acre equivalent. We grow information, not big sizes. hours/acre. Market gardeners need to use lower densities in order to produce larger bulbs, and, hence, larger crops. • To these must be added the machine-assisted tasks of One practical option is to use raised beds, 36” wide with working the soil, bed preparation, dibbling, etc. 24” walkways between with 3 rows per bed. This layout Selling the garlic crop. provides 26,136 feet of row in an acre. Experienced growers know that only about 60% of the crop Common in-row spacing between plants is 6” for the tall is saleable after deducting crop and harvest losses, Porcelains and Siberians and 4” for the others such as undersize bulbs and keeping back their own seed. The Rocamboles, Purple Stripes and Artichokes. 30,000 bulbs left available for sale from this acre can bring Using these spacings, the 26,136 ft. of row will hold in a tidy sum. That is, if adequate labour is assigned at 52,272 Porcelain plants or 78,408 of the others. harvest time to prepare the crop into a quality product. Editor. BUY LOCAL, BUY ORGANIC, BUY CANADIAN IT MAKES HEALTHY BUSINESS SENSE The Garlic News In This Issue Connecting The Canadian Garlic Network An Acre of Organic Garlic 1 Some sobering thoughts when considering expanding your market garden to include Issue 43 spring 2015 an acre of garlic. Managing Editor: Paul Pospisil Notes from our garlic patch 3 Business Manager: Mary Lou Pospisil Spring 2015 weather update, flu and pneumonia, Groundhog Day, and plans for more spring planting trials. Regular Columns: Liz Tobola A clove here and there 4 : Al Picketts : Deb Barnhart Ted Maczka’s house and a new festival planned for Cornwall, Ontario. : Sheila Robb Spotted on the Internet 4 Contributors: Yoenne Ewald The Internet is the source of a lot of entertaining but useless information. There’s Garlic : Jim Capellini Cola, a disagreement over Zoo Poo, diapers on cows in Germany and a cold February. We Get Calls and Letters 5 Published by: Beaver Pond Estates Readers share their experiences in growing garlic. Printing by: Impression Printing, Smiths Falls Liz Tobola: Working the day job & dehydrating garlic. 6 Liz tells about processing garlic using a garlic peeler and dehydrator. HOW TO CONTACT US Our Featured Garlic Grower from Manitoba: Snoetic Farm 7 Paul Pospisil, Managing Editor, Yoenne Ewald tells about leaving the Arctic and starting up a market garden The Garlic News, Beaver Pond Estates, in Manitoba. 3656 Bolingbroke Road, Horticultural Group Porcelain: F3 Ted’s Pride and Music 8 Maberly, Ont., K0H 2B0 From the Garlic News archives, the story behind two popular Porcelain cultivars. Phone: 1-613-273-5683 Email: [email protected] The Haliburton County Garlic Growers Association page 9 Deb Barnhart introduces the new look to the HCGGA page with Garlicgirl heading Cost of membership: Canada: $20.00 per up the new Garlic Connections information service for growers. year of 4 issues. Single copy price The Garlic Directory 10-11 $5.00.Outside Canada: We ask our US Garlic ads, listings and useful garlic contacts. Growers are finding the advantage of friends to add $4.00 per year and our UK letting buyers know about their garlic. “Don’t hide your garlic under a bushel!” friends to add $8.00 per year to cover higher The Best Garlic Recipes and Ideas 12 postage (does not apply to the E-Garlic Signs of spring, recipes using garlic scallions, greens and scapes. News). Health Notes: The Often Forgotten Health Benefit of Garlic 13 Payment by cheque, cash or PayPal. The editor talks about the exercise benefit of looking after your garlic and garden. Advertising: see rates in Directory pages. Garlic Folk Remedies that work 13 About The Garlic News Cold sores, baldness, pimples, weight loss and more. Garlic is the miracle food. The Garlic News is a membership newsletter Ramblings 14 distributed at cost to members. The purpose is Al Picketts is back, this time rambling on about a tough year for garlic, 2-3 clove to provide a networking forum for the sharing garlic in 2014 and lots of other strange happenings in his garlic patch. of garlic information. Started in 2004, it Garlic Facts & Trivia 14 carries on from where the Garlic Newsletter From the Garlic News archives, some historical facts and curious items about garlic. and The Voice of Garlic left off. The Garlic Directory: Garlic Products at Wholesale from Eureka 15 Back issues are available both in single copy Al Picketts is offering 35 cultivars for spring planting this year. and attractive 1-year bound sets. Where are we headed? A marketing tale: Rasa Creek Farm 16 For lists of articles in previous issues, go to: Jim Capellini describes their plans for a cooperative marketing approach for seed garlic. www.garlicnews.ca/ or, More Calls and Letters (continued from pages 5) 17 www.rasacreekfarm.com Members share their experiences and problems with growing garlic. The E-Garlic News Marketing: Selling at the Farmers’ Market 18 Members with Hi-speed Internet access may Tips from the editor on selling at the farmers’ market. choose to receive the Garlic News by Email instead of by Post. Contact the editor. Enclosed: Early Bird Renewal Form only for memberships expiring in 2015 (those Editorial Policy with “ - 44” after the membership number). Others may ignore this reminder. The purpose of the Garlic News is to enable farmers and gardeners to grow better garlic : Advance Reservation Order Form for Bulbils from the Small-Plot Garlic Variety Trials. and enjoy it more. Articles and contributions are welcome and will be published subject to space and suitability. Letters and articles may 2015 Eastern Ontario Garlic Field Day be edited for length and content. The Editor at the Small-Plot Organic Garlic Variety Trials Site reserves the right to refuse advertising, subscriptions, or material submitted for Date: Sunday, 28 June 2015 from 09:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. publication where, in his sole discretion, such inclusion would detract from the worth of the Location: Beaver Pond Estates, 3656 Bolingbroke Road, publication.
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