Subnostr

https://www.heartinessapproach.com/homesteading/complete-organic-fertilizer

You have to make it. Look up Steve Solomon COF with minerals recipe. I highly recommend a soil test, I like Logan labs.

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phenixfalconer

Just had eggs for lunch... But not like this!!

😋

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Surrealistic Menina

Asking For a Friend...

#EnjoyingLife

Might as well

Sausage, peppers, onions and eggs. I think of it as a Chicago breakfast.

#foodstr #garden

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FiddleHodlHomestead

I'm still trying to wrap my head around that somehow over the past 5 or 10 years, the left became not just shills for war but also for big pharma.

The marriage between propaganda and power dynamics projected into the void of the human mind is a powerful tool. 😂🤷🏻‍♂️

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but i like build da oven

I’ve a good small bought one. But I have dreams of building a large brick one. So many projects.

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If you buy or build a oven for it, the rest is easy

Ignore. I misunderstood the note.

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hayden ⚡️

I dream of making neapolitan style pizza for the world to try… maybe one day 💭

If you buy or build a oven for it, the rest is easy

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Jameson Lopp

The enshittification of streaming.

This is why I given up on all of it. I just listen to audiobooks for entertainment. Let’s bring back kill your tv.

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Toxic Bitcoiner

Why does nobody in media know about the Triffin dilemma? It’s not a secret or debatable conspiracy theory and only takes a few minutes to understand. It’s pretty simple. Take your pick of whatever big name journalists or podcasters, none of them know it. Rogan, JBP, Tucker, Greenwald, whoever.

I think it is because most people just don’t think about money.

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i thought it was because they provide the smallest attack surface for excuses 😏

That too!

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the Pareto principle is the strongest argument against mass adoption.

The Pareto principle is why minimalist exercise programs are so effective.

Cleans 50

Squat 50

Press 50

Jump rope tabata 5 rounds

#kb

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the “Limits to Growth”, “Unite to save the planet from Weather” crowd are an emotion centric, utopianist, doomsday cult.

I read a lot of permaculture books that come from this perspective. I don’t agree with their position but I have gotten a lot of useful information from them about gardening.

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phenixfalconer

Jack o latern?

I think you are right.

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The Beave

Don't. They have already had several breeches and have been known to facilitate extra-judicial information to gubment agencies. This is a huge security risk, IMO.

I'm already on file (I'm sure) as a veteran, but, I'm not risking my whole genetic profile being much more easily accessible via a low-hanging-fruit breech of a janky company.

My sister did. So i basically know and It is not actually that interesting.

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when you get identified as “off grid” on social media, some people start wanting you to live out the fantasies of their imagination through your own life, and get very bothered when you don’t perform like a monkey for them. For example:

i dont walk my swiss cow through the mountain forests early in the morn, then milk her to churn for butter. I buy my grassfed butter at costco. great quality for a great price. But i do bathe in a wood heated tub if that makes you feel any better 🤷

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It is good butter!

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Iva

I have leeks outside the whole winter and I harvest the last usually in March. I pick them when I need them and they are good. Leeks was something we used to leave on the vegetable bed during winter and I just embraced the tradition not giving it much thought.

Mine have handled temperatures down to the teens no problem.

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Dahzen (打禅)

This year has been wild and prodigious. Not just the chanterelles!

It all started with a massive haul of morels in the spring, then porcinis aplenty here and there through summer, up come the chanties and hedgehogs, last weekend's hunt gifted us cauliflower mushroom (enough to feed 15 people), and now we're finding matsutakes, azurescens, and cyanescens. This isn't even an exhaustive list!

Same here. It makes up for the last couple of years, at least for me. We also got a cauliflower last weekend. I’m not sure which I find more tasty cauliflower or porcini. Glad it has been a great season for you as well.

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node

With a smaller brain 😂😂