Projects

My first year growing produce, I struggled to keep decent records about what was grown and sold. I started looking for software solutions, but ultimately decided to write my own.

In my last post, I wrote about building a raspberry pi pico temperature sensor for collecting data on my farm. This time, I increased the complexity and built an entire weather station using the pico.

As I work on building my farm, one thing I'm aiming to do is collect and analyze data in order to better understand what's happening and how to improve my operation. I figure building custom devices using raspberry pis are a good way to go about this.

At the beginning of 2021, I started to get into 3d modeling and printing, which lead me to open an Etsy shop. As part of that process, I created a basic logo based of off some images I had seen online.

Over the past few months, I've dedicated a fair amount of time to two different activities: experimenting with indoor farming and building an open source farm management platform

I've been interested in agriculture and IoT for quite some time now. In fact, I've messed with different variations of this project several times over the past couple years. I started to build a web app to manage crops, inventory, and other aspects of a small farm or garden.

I'd like take a few minutes this morning and introduce my first open source project, KLog. My goal with KLog is to create a central, easy to install, developer focused logging platform