Apples typically come in red, green, or yellow, but under the right geographical conditions, they can develop a deep purple hue—almost black.
These rare apples, known as Black Diamond, are exclusively grown in the mountains of Tibet.
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In the states we have a variety called Arkansas Black Apple. This is pretty neat
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About to head into the mines. Y’all stay good and humble today. 
Rabbit gardens are high producers of meat 😂
Yeah that sounds tasty. I took a few and threw them in the pickling brine. Smoked pickled eggs.. sounds interesting. Smoked deviled eggs sound like a winner too.
So I tried smoked eggs today and we’ll say it was a learning process. The end resulting flavor was outstanding but the presentation was eeeeh.
If you plan on trying it, I recommend doing a soft boil on the stove or in an egg cooker so the shells come off clean, THEN put the deshelled eggs on the smoker for an hour. Don’t add the shelled eggs straight on the smoker. #eggstr #foodstr #snacks 
We getting heated up. Cook baby cook. 
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It’s essentially another method for composting. These are put together in about 30 minutes and are constantly moistened over the term of about a year. There’s lower energy effort and once done, you’ll have a very powerful compost inoculation for your soil.
Last fall I built one with only hay. It turned out okay. It needed to be more consistently moist. You can really add any organic matter to them. The microbiology will “digest” the organics and in turn you receive a high quality compost.
That looks like a load fun
We got another bioreactor built. I’m super excited about this mix. Has quite a bit of biochar, chicken coop bedding, food scrap pit mix, indigenous leaf mold, and capped with some Nicky aged wood chips. 
My boys and I put together their gardens for the year. It was a cold operation in the 20-something degree temps, but they're pretty tough in all their bundled layers. My plan is to put down a few layers of cardboard, layer in all the woody debris in the yard, combine our very raw compost with as much biochar as I can make, and then fill the remainder with 2 year aged cow bedding pack. I may get some winecap mushroom spawn to mix into the more carbon based layers if the temperature is appropriate at that phase of construction. 
We picked up the 1 ft deep beds nostr:nprofile1qqs2rlzal4lleatrezg4tdrxw5d4srg3tcfkutuvjr5fzvu9h0kmrncpzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuvrcvd5xzapwvdhk6qgdwaehxw309aukzcn49ekk2qghwaehxw309aex2mrp0yh8x6tpd4ehgu3wvdhk68uj6gq has links for: https://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com/vevor-galvanized-beds
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Keep those kids learning and interested. It’s amazing to see how they will actually eat the veg that they help grow.
I see. Yeah that makes more sense.
That sucker is a mammoth
I love this setup. I’d really like to try and build something like this. I have a couple 60gal rectangular plastic basins. I just need pump, timer, and some tubing.
I’ve never done anything like this. Could you point to any how-tos for putting this all together?