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I'm a big fan of #oatmeal. I try to have a blog about it each fall. Here's this year's edition on #porridge:
Emptying out the #compost bins to move them to the winter location. More updates on these static aerated piles coming soon.
We're starting a series of blog Posts on the faltering global supply chain.
We keep chickens for eggs and meat. It keeps us from buying meat at the grocery store. But that means we have to butcher chickens each fall. These chicks hatched this spring and had a good chicken life. But as they get older and more mature, they add too much stress to our flock as they fight over hens.
The blog is back after three months of parental leave. We'll be posting here more often, too.
Wheat is already up, but it has needed watering twice already. We need a good winter with lots of snow.
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