Got the first products I ordered off Nostr today! Thanks #[0]! Can't wait to try them! #grownostr

Would definitely be out of my comfort zone too but so worth it!

You can do it!!!

Love to hear this.

Chickens uniting neighbors 🥰

I can attest to the power of acupuncture. Life changing for this very thing. 👍

Sounds so much like me, I have a lifelong struggle with anxiety and depression. Sometimes I can't deal with people at all, especially talking

Bingo. people-ing 😥

I’m not smart enough to figure out how to Zap a custom amount lol. When it goes to Zap you it’s a fixed amount and my wallet won’t let me change it at that point. You can charge me for two tins ($26) and I’ll just pay the invoice? I’m using WOS

Ever have so many little things to do that you can't get any of them?

My brain feels constipated

My garden buddy and clingy coffee time shoulder rider. #grownostr #catstr

Greetings from Paris. Have a nice evening

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I’d be interested in some. Let me know how you want to move forward with it. The goal is to have comfrey at our new place but for now I’d love to support a fellow TSPr, LOTS groupie, and nostr user!

#grownostr

Followed back. I thought I had tapped follow on you before, but Snort and Damus aren’t always playing nice for me.

I’m serious about the elm. I don’t know if it’s as nutritious but I put examples of all the tree species out for my rabbits and they all went straight for the elm. This year, I’m trying black locust. I want to feed out a litter to butcher weight on nothing but elm and black locust. I think I can do it. Some people say locust is toxic to buns, but after I dug deeper I found out those people were force feeding locust with no other input. It’s a legume and rabbits can’t survive on pure legume.

You know my answer!!

Bun buns fed with mulberry! I was blessed to already have mulberry including a white, and tons of willow, plus cottonwood and other junk poplars before everyone started interviewing Nick on their shows. Through experimentation, I’ve also discovered #rabbit love of elm, maple and wild grapevine, three things I have in abundance. Since I’m established already, I can peek into the future with my existing trees and see clearly, the tree fodder movement is the ez button for people if they plant the trees and wait.

Pros:

I love that you get a meal sized carcass. Perfect if refrigeration is nonexistent or at a premium.

Their offal isn’t awful. That liver is plump and isn’t subjected to contaminated/odd feed.

Near zero feed bill if done with tree hay.

HOA Karens are loud, but Rabbits are silent.

Adults handle harsh winter like champs.

That poop!!!

Cons: have mild summers or keep your bucks inside or in a root cellar so they don’t shoot blanks.

This is the post I test zapped.

Canada? Amy chance on sharing a bit about the process? I'm very interested in making nettle products as well if you have any tips.

I see a lot of folks compare Nostr to Twitter. I find, with the Damus client at least, it to be more akin to Instagram. That’s how I use it at least.

Anyway, here’s a pic of old fence posts and rusty barbed wire on the north end of my property:

Have a glorious day!

#grownostr #easttexas #offgrid #homestead

Love that my kids choose comfrey salve over anything else now. I have some shipping out this week and would love to send some to nostr friends! $14 (in lightning equivalent) first tin, $12 any additional includes shipping to US