rainingcatzanddogs
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Is it just me or are those rooms just creepy? It made the hair on the back of my neck stand up.
Food shortages are here and getting worse.
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Oddcaliber
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Looks like a wierd Japanese hotel.
Looks like Seven of Nine of Star Trek Voyager.
rainingcatzanddogs
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It is the Borg "maturation chambers" where they put captured embryos, babies and children to mature. It just kind of reminded me of sci-fi...like the pods in the Matrix. Artificially sustained life, killed off just by unplugging it.
Doesnt it make your head spin how the WEFers and their minions are pushing everything, including food, to so called green energy? All the while the sun is shining and grows plants for FREE! No lamps needed. They are FULLY AWARE that we have far, far, far less green energy needed to run cars, trucks and now Food Factories?
This is just another way to starve us.
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They keep wanting to put more on the grid, but don't want to mine the coal to run the power plants. They are clueless, or are they muhahahahaha.
I saw that the world is running low on lithium and even what we have comes mostly from China. Hmmmmm. We know how this story will end if we don't stop the madness.
I saw that the world is running low on lithium and even what we have comes mostly from China. Hmmmmm. We know how this story will end if we don't stop the madness.
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high tech is okay until the grid crashes, its called "putting all your eggs in one basket" something I was taught not to do growing up, spread the risk, I'm a bit of a traditionalist nothing wrong with growing food the old fashioned way using nature but thats not trendy enough for modern tastes.
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We have a lot of lithium here in the US but we're not allowed to mine it. I'm sure it has to do with some deals Joebama made with China.
After what he did to our oil and gas industry, that doesn't surprise me.
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It's actually been happening for a long time before Biden. Millions of acres have been withdrawn from mineral entry, including oil/gas, by creating national parks and monuments.
I still blame him.
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Best fertilizer ever!
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Horse Manure is more available here than Rabbit droppings, lots of stables around here.
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I never liked using horse manure. Weed seeds pass through the horse and your garden ends up with whatever weeds the horse ate. Every spring I take my tractor and clean our feed lot and dump the cow manure in the garden. I seldom keep any horses in the corals so they don't have a chance to build up any manure piles.
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Agree with AD on horse manure. You can use it after a year when the seeds sprout.
I use a rock rake behind the tractor to spread if they start to pile up in the fields. Have a couple of piles fermenting for future use.
I use a rock rake behind the tractor to spread if they start to pile up in the fields. Have a couple of piles fermenting for future use.
Arcticdude
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Every spring I pull a pasture drag, 16' wide, around to spread out the manure and the old hay. I even have a small drag that we pull behind the atv to clean around the trees.
DirtDiva
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In my personal experience both cattle and horse manure can introduce lots of weed seeds to the garden unless allowed to compost in a hot pile and age. There are lots of horse stables around me so I have access to stable droppings, a mixture of horse manure, sawdust and hay usually. I mix it with other things in my compost piles including chicken and duck manure. But I always compost in very hot piles to kill as many weed seeds as possible before adding to the gardens and fruit trees. All of the above manures can burn if too much fresh is introduced without allowing it to break down first.
Rabbits however are gardeners gold. You can put rabbit manure on directly from under the pens in moderation without it burning. A great addition to my worm beds also. Rabbit manure can also make a rich manure tea for the garden. Rabbits take up very little space, are quiet and breed easily and often. While I would not suggest a diet of just rabbit but rotated into a diet are great cooked very similar to chicken. My husband loves them split and cooked on the grill. If you are into the fiber arts rabbits can also be raised for their fur and spun into yarns.
Rabbits however are gardeners gold. You can put rabbit manure on directly from under the pens in moderation without it burning. A great addition to my worm beds also. Rabbit manure can also make a rich manure tea for the garden. Rabbits take up very little space, are quiet and breed easily and often. While I would not suggest a diet of just rabbit but rotated into a diet are great cooked very similar to chicken. My husband loves them split and cooked on the grill. If you are into the fiber arts rabbits can also be raised for their fur and spun into yarns.
Isn't Angora Rabbit Wool like the warmest and softest wool there is?
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