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rev.hodl

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Homesteading, Permaculture, Bitcoin, Freedom. All one or all none!

Hashing to keep this underweight weak lamb alive.

Putting the good ole S9 back to work to keep this small lamb warm while it grows and gains strength.

It was a twin of a yearling ewe and is only 2lb. Other than it's small size it looks healthy, although it is still too weak to stand for long after 24h. We have been tube feeding it and using the miner to keep it's body temperature up. Doing everything we can to help it get strong and back on pasture.

#permaculture #permies #homesteading #grownostr #lamb #plebminer #bitcoinmining #homemining #hash2heat #doublespendenergy #stackingfunctions #sheep

rev.hodl 2y ago

Bottle Feeding Lamb Saved by Bitcoin Miner

This lamb was only 2lb when it was born and needed emergency attention. We used a Bitcoin miner to keep it's body temperature up while it grew and gained strength. Now, it's come a long way and will be able to go with the rest of the flock soon.

#permaculture #permies #homesteading #grownostr #lamb #plebminer #bitcoinmining #homemining #hash2heat #doublespendenergy #stackingfunctions #sheep

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Homemade Bitcoin Mining Dehydrator

Currently processing elderberry with a S9 set to 980w. I designed the dimensions of the box to be similar popular 1000w consumer dehydrators since that's the wattage at which the S9 is most efficient.

The door of the dehydrator simply presses into the front and I can control the vent gap for more or less airflow which also helps to control the temperature.

Highest temperatures I've been able to measure are around 135°f, which I read is good for fruit. I can get temps as low as 90°f with higher fan speeds and larger vent opening.

I cut a hole in the back of the box so the exhaust fan of the S9 fits snug. That way I can easily remove it and use for a different heating application when I need to.

The energy efficiency of this contraption knocks the socks off any other consumer dehydrator available and it cost next to nothing to build. All I had to buy was the screen for the trays for around $10. I had everything else laying around already.

I can fit a gallon of elderberry or 2 gallons of grapes per load with the 10 trays. Each bach of elderberry takes about 24hr to complete and the raisins take at least a couple days. So far the elderberry and grapes are all I've had a chance to try. Next up is garlic to make garlic powder. #plebminer #bitcoin #bitcoinmining #permaculture #permies #grownostr #homesteading #doublespendenergy #dehydrator #heatreuse

rev.hodl 2y ago

You're right! I should do a more formal writing up or video about it. Here is the original post about it.

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rev.hodl 2y ago

Bitcoin Mining Dehydrator: Rhubarb Leaf

In the past I've used fresh rhubarb leaves steeped in vinegar to make an all purpose cleaner. Now, since I have the Bitcoin mining dehydrator, I'm dehydrating the rhubarb leaf so I can make more cleaner on demand instead of gallons at once for the whole year. Maybe I'll get a stronger cleaner which might be capable of removing rust stains from our well water since there will be more leaf by volume in the vinegar.

If you want some of the dehydrated items send a DM and I will send it out for the cost of shipping plus any additional value for value sats .

Items available:

Purple Dead Nettle

Dandelion Leaf/Root

Burdock Root

Catnip

Raspberry Leaf

Sassafras Root

Rhubarb Leaf

#permaculture #permies #homesteading #grownostr #bitcoin #bitcoinmining #plebminer #homemining #dehydrator #doublespendenergy #v4v #valueforvalue #circulareconomy #nostrmarket

Look I dumped f4gg0t currency for #Bitcoin years ago and shit has been great. Don't get left behind.

rev.hodl 2y ago

I like when you share techniques to make tyranny expensive.

Close to having the porch done on the chicken coop. This chicken stuff is getting out of hand. Lol

#grownostr #chicken #chickencoop

rev.hodl 2y ago

Looks like a nice place to hang out! If only I had the time to relax in such a pleasant setting.

Replying to nobody

Bitcoiners of today echoing spirits of the ancestors, rawrrrrr chargeeeeee ⚔️

https://nostr.build/p/nb9620.mp4

rev.hodl 2y ago

Goes back to the days of Atlantis at least...

Woahhhh. We’ve done this with lemons but this is awesome.

Thanks!! Excited to try this.

rev.hodl 2y ago

Perfect, you'll love it. It smells great too.

We have so much rhubarb too!!

I’m very intrigued by how you’re using the leaves. Would you mind sharing how you make a cleaner (and it’s benefits)? Is the key the combination with sassafras?

rev.hodl 2y ago

The cleaner is simple as can be. Combine as much leaves as you can cram into an container (I use mason jars) add vinegar until full and leave out in the sun for a few days. You can keep shoving more leaves in if you have them after each batch or just add vinegar again to continue extraction (good for 2 or 3 times). Basically it is getting the oxalic acid from the leaves into the vinegar. Great for removing rust stains and soap scum just be careful using it on wood. It can eat away at the finish/polish.

rev.hodl 2y ago

Food forest harvest: Rhubarb (and leaves)

Not a bad first whack at the rhubarb this season considering I dug it all up and split it out to the swales in the silvopasture were the sheep graze.

I'm sure I'll get another harvest or two before the summer is through. In the meantime, this harvest is vacuum sealed and waiting for the strawberries to come on for classic strawberry rhubarb pie. The leaves will hit the Bitcoin mining dehydrator once the sassafras root is done. We make high power cleaner with the leaves by making an infusion with vinegar.

#pemaculture #permies #homesteading #grownostr #foodforest #gardening #perennial #harvest #perennialgarden #rhubarb

rev.hodl 2y ago

Lamb Pizza

Roast leg of lamb on homemade crust and sauce. Great way to revitalize some leftovers into a proper Friday dinner.

#foodstr #homemade #homegrown #homesteading #permaculture #permies #grownostr #lamb #pizza #deepdish #dinner #localfood

## Wild American Chestnut Seedling

After 8 years of observation around the homestead an unusual plant often stands out. I noticed this small sapling while stacking hay for the horses only a stones throw from the wild american chestnut tree here on the homestead.

I was in disbelief that it was actually a chestnut but upon returning several days later, it is clear that this is a seedling chestnut!

A squirrel must have planted it and then took a trip to the rabbit colony cannabis garden for a snack and forgotten all about it. I was considering trying to transplant it but now I think I'll just put some protection around it and see how it grows right where it is.

#permaculture #permies #homesteading #grownostr #regenag #regenerativeagriculture #silvopasture #chestnut #americanchestnut

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rev.hodl 2y ago

Any idea why the images don't embed? Is it something I need to do with markdown because I added the header?

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Most clients don't display markdown. It's supported only in long form content

rev.hodl 2y ago

So it works in amethyst but will look silly in other clients? Just thinking it would be cool to have big headers on my notes

rev.hodl 2y ago

Is there a note out there on how to use markdown formatting on amethyst? I just want to make headers for the notes but it seems to mess all the normal automatic formatting when I do. Images don't embed and hashtags don't link... nostr:npub1gcxzte5zlkncx26j68ez60fzkvtkm9e0vrwdcvsjakxf9mu9qewqlfnj5z

Very cool system! One thing I'd recommend is adding a screen to keep bugs out the miner, better yet a screen followed by a dust filter. It'll help keep it cleaner for longer and from overheating when debris buildup can block air flow inside.

rev.hodl 2y ago

I am working on a design for a clip on screen which would accept an 1in washable filter media. I'm definitely putting some wear and tear on the machines with what time doing.

The american chestnut was once a dominant species in North American forests. As a tree with excellent timber and calorie dense nut crop it is extremely valuable. Unfortunately it has been mostly wiped out by a persistent blight. Great efforts are being made to find a tree with blight resistant genetics so the american chestnut can once again thrive.

The seedling chestnuts planted last winter are all alive and growing. Now to see if they can handle the summer heat and avoid getting chewed on by any critters.

I took advantage of some warm December weather to plant all the seedling chestnuts I sprouted a few years prior from Akiva Silver at Twisted Tree Farm. I put cages around them to prevent deer browse.

https://imgur.com/a/hA3KtjF

I chose to plant them near where I found a mature wild american chestnut growing on the property (very rare) which has sandy soil. I used swales as a guiding pattern for planting which will also help to passively harvest water and nutrients from our sheep as the graze amongst them.

I only have been able to find a couple handfuls of nuts from the american chestnut tree because I think it's lacking pollination due to so few chestnut trees nearby. Closest ones I know of are a couple miles away.

Hopefully these seedling chestnuts will eventually help pollinate the mature american and I can harvest more nuts to grow more trees with the american chestnut genetics. Long live the american chestnut!

#permaculture #permies #homesteading #grownostr #regenag #regenerativeagriculture #silvopasture #chestnut #americanchestnut

rev.hodl 2y ago

(couldn't figure out markdown formatting...)

Wild American Chestnut Seedling

After 8 years of observation around the homestead an unusual plant often stands out. I noticed this small sapling while stacking hay for the horses only a stones throw from the wild american chestnut tree here on the homestead.

I was in disbelief that it was actually a chestnut but upon returning several days later, it is clear that this is a seedling chestnut!

A squirrel must have planted it and then took a trip to the rabbit colony cannabis garden for a snack and forgotten all about it. I was considering trying to transplant it but now I think I'll just put some protection around it and see how it grows right where it is.

#permaculture #permies #homesteading #grownostr #regenag #regenerativeagriculture #silvopasture #chestnut #americanchestnut

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The american chestnut was once a dominant species in North American forests. As a tree with excellent timber and calorie dense nut crop it is extremely valuable. Unfortunately it has been mostly wiped out by a persistent blight. Great efforts are being made to find a tree with blight resistant genetics so the american chestnut can once again thrive.

The seedling chestnuts planted last winter are all alive and growing. Now to see if they can handle the summer heat and avoid getting chewed on by any critters.

I took advantage of some warm December weather to plant all the seedling chestnuts I sprouted a few years prior from Akiva Silver at Twisted Tree Farm. I put cages around them to prevent deer browse.

https://imgur.com/a/hA3KtjF

I chose to plant them near where I found a mature wild american chestnut growing on the property (very rare) which has sandy soil. I used swales as a guiding pattern for planting which will also help to passively harvest water and nutrients from our sheep as the graze amongst them.

I only have been able to find a couple handfuls of nuts from the american chestnut tree because I think it's lacking pollination due to so few chestnut trees nearby. Closest ones I know of are a couple miles away.

Hopefully these seedling chestnuts will eventually help pollinate the mature american and I can harvest more nuts to grow more trees with the american chestnut genetics. Long live the american chestnut!

#permaculture #permies #homesteading #grownostr #regenag #regenerativeagriculture #silvopasture #chestnut #americanchestnut

rev.hodl 2y ago

## Wild American Chestnut Seedling

!

After 8 years of observation around the homestead an unusual plant often stands out. I noticed this small sapling while stacking hay for the horses only a stones throw from the wild american chestnut tree here on the homestead.

!

I was in disbelief that it was actually a chestnut but upon returning several days later, it is clear that this is a seedling chestnut!

!

A squirrel must have planted it and then took a trip to the rabbit colony cannabis garden for a snack and forgotten all about it. I was considering trying to transplant it but now I think I'll just put some protection around it and see how it grows right where it is.

#permaculture #permies #homesteading #grownostr #regenag #regenerativeagriculture #silvopasture #chestnut #americanchestnut

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The american chestnut was once a dominant species in North American forests. As a tree with excellent timber and calorie dense nut crop it is extremely valuable. Unfortunately it has been mostly wiped out by a persistent blight. Great efforts are being made to find a tree with blight resistant genetics so the american chestnut can once again thrive.

The seedling chestnuts planted last winter are all alive and growing. Now to see if they can handle the summer heat and avoid getting chewed on by any critters.

I took advantage of some warm December weather to plant all the seedling chestnuts I sprouted a few years prior from Akiva Silver at Twisted Tree Farm. I put cages around them to prevent deer browse.

https://imgur.com/a/hA3KtjF

I chose to plant them near where I found a mature wild american chestnut growing on the property (very rare) which has sandy soil. I used swales as a guiding pattern for planting which will also help to passively harvest water and nutrients from our sheep as the graze amongst them.

I only have been able to find a couple handfuls of nuts from the american chestnut tree because I think it's lacking pollination due to so few chestnut trees nearby. Closest ones I know of are a couple miles away.

Hopefully these seedling chestnuts will eventually help pollinate the mature american and I can harvest more nuts to grow more trees with the american chestnut genetics. Long live the american chestnut!

#permaculture #permies #homesteading #grownostr #regenag #regenerativeagriculture #silvopasture #chestnut #americanchestnut

rev.hodl 2y ago

## Wild American Chestnut Seedling

!()

After 8 years of observation around the homestead an unusual plant often stands out. I noticed this small sapling while stacking hay for the horses only a stones throw from the wild american chestnut tree here on the homestead.

!()

I was in disbelief that it was actually a chestnut but upon returning several days later, it is clear that this is a seedling chestnut!

!()

A squirrel must have planted it and then took a trip to the rabbit colony cannabis garden for a snack and forgotten all about it. I was considering trying to transplant it but now I think I'll just put some protection around it and see how it grows right where it is.

#permaculture #permies #homesteading #grownostr #regenag #regenerativeagriculture #silvopasture #chestnut #americanchestnut

nostr:nevent1qqsdvxjdwruhhvhpqmfl3lgdmdmpxd8zau448y220d7eptxnr8uqvygpz9mhxue69uhkummnw3ezuamfdejj7q3qf5pre6wl6ad87vr4hr5wppqq30sh58m4p33mthnjreh03qadcajsxpqqqqqqz07chn7

nostr:nevent1qqsdvxjdwruhhvhpqmfl3lgdmdmpxd8zau448y220d7eptxnr8uqvygpz9mhxue69uhkummnw3ezuamfdejj7q3qf5pre6wl6ad87vr4hr5wppqq30sh58m4p33mthnjreh03qadcajsxpqqqqqqz07chn7

The american chestnut was once a dominant species in North American forests. As a tree with excellent timber and calorie dense nut crop it is extremely valuable. Unfortunately it has been mostly wiped out by a persistent blight. Great efforts are being made to find a tree with blight resistant genetics so the american chestnut can once again thrive.

The seedling chestnuts planted last winter are all alive and growing. Now to see if they can handle the summer heat and avoid getting chewed on by any critters.

I took advantage of some warm December weather to plant all the seedling chestnuts I sprouted a few years prior from Akiva Silver at Twisted Tree Farm. I put cages around them to prevent deer browse.

https://imgur.com/a/hA3KtjF

I chose to plant them near where I found a mature wild american chestnut growing on the property (very rare) which has sandy soil. I used swales as a guiding pattern for planting which will also help to passively harvest water and nutrients from our sheep as the graze amongst them.

I only have been able to find a couple handfuls of nuts from the american chestnut tree because I think it's lacking pollination due to so few chestnut trees nearby. Closest ones I know of are a couple miles away.

Hopefully these seedling chestnuts will eventually help pollinate the mature american and I can harvest more nuts to grow more trees with the american chestnut genetics. Long live the american chestnut!

#permaculture #permies #homesteading #grownostr #regenag #regenerativeagriculture #silvopasture #chestnut #americanchestnut

rev.hodl 2y ago

## Wild American Chestnut Seedling

After 8 years of observation around the homestead an unusual plant often stands out. I noticed this small sapling while stacking hay for the horses only a stones throw from the wild american chestnut tree here on the homestead.

I was in disbelief that it was actually a chestnut but upon returning several days later, it is clear that this is a seedling chestnut!

A squirrel must have planted it and then took a trip to the rabbit colony cannabis garden for a snack and forgotten all about it. I was considering trying to transplant it but now I think I'll just put some protection around it and see how it grows right where it is.

#permaculture #permies #homesteading #grownostr #regenag #regenerativeagriculture #silvopasture #chestnut #americanchestnut

nostr:nevent1qqsdvxjdwruhhvhpqmfl3lgdmdmpxd8zau448y220d7eptxnr8uqvygpz9mhxue69uhkummnw3ezuamfdejj7q3qf5pre6wl6ad87vr4hr5wppqq30sh58m4p33mthnjreh03qadcajsxpqqqqqqz07chn7

# H1 Does markdown work for formatting notes in amethyst?

rev.hodl 2y ago

Yes...

rev.hodl 2y ago

# H1 Does markdown work for formatting notes in amethyst?

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