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This week's #podcast episode is up on YouTube and all the usual podcast channels. We're discussing just why and when we should transition away from #fossilfuels.
This week's podcast is up. We discuss our "transition rubric" on how to move towards less dependence on fossil fuels today.
Office for the day! Working on #bees and #apiary infrastructure.
It's the busy time for the #cucumber plants, so that means it's busy time for me to make lots and lots of #pickles. These are #brinepickles from an old USDA recipe.
Built a #shipsladder to reach some elevated beds (under the plastic).
Finally, time for the #bees. Looks like they need to be split, with capped #queencells and a strong population.
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