Hi, I would love to learn more about how you mix chicken feed. What's your recipe? What's the process?

I took the last year to completely eliminate sugar & consciously pressing restaurants on how things are prepared, high focus on seed oil use.

I eat a whole foods diet rich in fats & proteins, specifically CLAs & Casseine.

Fats from Grass Fed Ruminants are rich in CLAs.

Raw Milk 🍼 - Raw Cheese 🧀 - Eggs 🍳

Those are my go to, I just don't eat Beef 🥩, and I try to not eat much of those ingredients outside of my home as each of these I obtain at the highest quality/integrity.

The easiest & most important one to produce yourself are the Eggs 🐣.

Why? Because people feed their chickens kaka ingredients that end up in the fat you're ingesting. I guarantee you the feed people use, even if organic, has some dumbfuckfiatjuice in there.

Ala, you have to mix your own feed and VERIFY each ingredient!

It's inexpensive for the health benefit you are providing your family.

#permies #permaculture #homesteading #healthyliving

Dandelions aren’t weeds.

They are a front line, special forces plant in the war to reclaim land from dry, dead, and unusable, (i.e. what humans do ) to a fertile multi layer ecosystem. They like to operate with Clover, and long rooting grass.

Go into a cleared, dry, gravel lot, and the first things to start growing at the edges are these 3.

The greens are also edible with unusually concentration of nutrients , and the roots can be dried and roasted, and used like coffee.

I am probably the only person within 1000 miles of this place who actually bought dandelion seeds to sow on our land.

Great film.

Considering whether it’s prudent to ignore Twitter and its bad news. Do I need to think about the WHO pandemic treaty or the WEF or the looting of the fiat treasury, the groundwork for election fraud? Do I need to be aware of and on guard for that? And worst of all, to witness obliviousness beyond belief, among the abject normies still chasing scraps?

Or should I just be on nostr, hearing people shitpost and stack as the old system crumbles with everyone in it?

The reason we’re here is we discerned signal from the noise of the old system. Is there no signal left to be mined from it that’s not already ported over?

I ask because it’s getting increasingly depressing to be on Twitter, and nostr feels basically *normal,* like *social* media.

I feel like I’m there in part out of compulsion not to miss something important that’s very bad and on which I should be protecting against and preparing for in advance.

Maybe that feeling is itself the enemy, and I’m going to be as prepared or not for what’s coming or not coming, either way.

a fun part of nostr is seeing out context replies , and thinking of inappropriate things they might mean. nostr:note1ykzwcjvawn9vgp2aspe74ju3nyetr8u433j09elf9a0axs4jn49qxwapjr

#rabbits #homesteading #foodstr #grownostr #curry

I made some curried rabbit last. Deboned this morning and reheated. I'm so hungry!!!

It is different from store miso, but I like it. Also, I can control ingredients, using organic beans, and favorite salt etc. Plus it is fun :))

Yum 😋 We’ll be boiling out back for the next couple weeks if you’re interested to join us sometime!

I got the new edging cut for this bed. We had lots of cedar trees die off during the last couple years, due to drought/heat. But at least we can use them for something. #grownostr #cedartrees #gardening

One of the most important things I did throughout the first decade and a half of my career was say "yes" to almost everything. I always erred on the side of leaning in, doing more, expanding the number of things I'm doing, etc. It created a stressful flood of over-work, but it also expanded my connections and capabilities dramatically and was worth it.

But it's also important to know when things are filled up. When too much expansion turns into lack of focus. When quantity gets in the way of quality. Eventually the number of requests became too much, so I started having to say "no" more. My default was always yes, so it took time to learn how to say no.

Going forward, I plan to get better at saying no, and to rein in my focus toward a smaller set of things. I'll still be doing quite a lot, but sometimes the stillness between actions is just as important as the actions themselves. It makes those actions more deliberate and impactful when they occur. Quality over quantity. Focus over expansion.

Would love to hear how it goes with Jitsi, I've been looking at that

That was a cyber attack and if you aren’t prepared you’re going to end up eating your little niece Suzie or some shit when the grid collapses