I think this is a false dichotomy. If you do costly things for the betterment of mankind without profit, you will run out of resources to continue doing those things. Profit allows for continued effort, maintenance and improvement of methods and/or infrastructure. If a farmer gives away his grain, keeping back enough for next year's crop, but a drought or late freeze or intense flood kills the next crop, how is he to plant his field the third year? That's excluding any other inputs like paid labor, equipment upkeep, fuel, compost, etc. If he sold the grain for a profit, he can afford his inputs and be able to buy more seed grain for the third year.
I'm getting the hang of griddle eggs. I cracked them all into a large bowl and poured them as one unit. The white runs got pushed back toward the mass. I then cut them into individual eggs and flipped them to finish cooking. They came out almost perfect with no broken yolks. 
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I was thinking an aviary behind a shed with lattice to make it look like you're hiding garbage cans.
That would definitely keep the Karen's at bay.
The coons would be worse than the Karen's where I'm at, it's pretty rural. If the aviary was semi-mobile, the structure could move annually and the bedding could compost in place for next year's garden?
Purty 
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I've done turkeys and chickens. I guess polyface had some guard geese when I worked there. The aviary setup sounds cool. Maybe set it up on skids to move it periodically?
#shroomstr we always eat good when my grandparents visit π 
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sounds like some solid tips on raising #quail in the backyard on the down low... https://fountain.fm/clip/W1capQw7roTkPNR5SDnC
#smij approved
#grow #protein
It was a good one. Got me stroking my beard and pondering
THIS
nostr:npub1jrx2fk666k5nt8vgak9xwyxlgcwh8fl9rvpwvvcpdthuqkcnptrqdfhtaq and I are working on this. nostr:note1lrgfpgsys85lyjx5x73pe70y0sfq7rzcz9vv70v8x59uv9av3fpqxdju98
My wife and I are always scheming toward this
I just used comfrey poultices on my knee last week.
Have a great weekend and happy birthday to your child
#gm frens, have an excellent Saturday. 
Boys found a toad 
The first book in the project is called "If You Want to Keep Some Chickens," and it follows an escalating if-then storyline: "if you want to keep some chickens you will need to build them a coop. If you feed them kitchen scraps, they will help you make compost for your garden." Etc. The story covers some basic husbandry, a little entrepreneurship and has 5 beginner to intermediate recipes.
I have another book that was pretty much complete, but I'm going back to the drawing board (literally) with that one. I'm about 80% done with the story for a third book as well.