Nothing this morning! There should lots of cruising bucks this week though. Hoping to connect with one
Good morning. Out deer #hunting this morning. Ever seen a foggy rainbow? Beautiful. Have a great day y'all. 
Its called wrestling entertainment
Yeah. My soil is typically low on n, k, mg, s. I calculate mineral prescriptions and add accordingly. Also I make about 4 cubic yards of composted manure, mostly rabbit, to garden beds. There is a fair amount of peat mixed into the compost from spent microgreens trays
It will come back. If you have a live trap big enough, throw a dead bird in there... Get some sleep and check in the morning
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Quality over quantity.
What is a number 1 or 3 for that matter? You referring the quality/peakness
It will be Halloween kraut if it turns slimey...
Attempting the sauerkraut. The #garden is pumping out cabbages. 
Looks great!
#compost question - should my compost bin be open to the soil (i.e. opening/a on bottom)?
Should my compost bin be partially buried?
#farmstr
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Maybe I'm wrong but as long as the compost is not soaking wet, there will plenty of oxygen in it. The soil in the ground is half air by volume assuming it is not compacted. It would seem difficult cut off the oxygen to a compost pile...
Good morning 🌞
Mid October and still harvesting 🙌🏼
Fresh garden chili peppers 🌶️.
#foodstr
#homesteading
Pepper madness!
Hi Ryan. I'm on sand plain soil. Never get a puddle. So watering is a pain sometimes. I use a mix of drip and overhead wobblers. I use the drip on heat loving crops and I use overhead on lettuce, radish, and other cool weather crops. I'll have to check out the pulse watering. Thx
Yeah I do lettuce and other greens. Very small scale but enough to do about 50 lbs per week peak season
Yes food makes a huge difference. Corn will increase yellow intensity but also access to fresh vegetation like grass and a varied diet is likely best. Another thing I think is a big factor is the frequency of laying. This interacts with diet too. Hybrid layers produce more eggs then heritage breeds but often these eggs are less nutrient dense on average. If you think about it, it just makes plain sense. You can't have a chicken that produces huge amounts of meat and quality eggs at the same time...
Have you noticed the huge increase in the amount of dead bees you see all over the place?
They've been thoroughly tested by scientists, and it turns out they're all loaded with aluminum.
I wonder where all of that aluminum is coming from? 🤔
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#geoengineering #chemtrails #haarp #bees #savethebees #environment #environmentalist #earth #planet #wildlife
Dead bumblebees in the end of summer into fall is normal. News flash: they all die except for newly emerged queens which hibernate and start a new colony next spring.