• monica-ene (76)in Homesteading • 5 months ago

  RE: Introducing The Turdinator 1000. Is Biogas the solution to World Problems??

  Thanks

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• monica-ene (76)in Homesteading • 5 months ago

  RE: Introducing The Turdinator 1000. Is Biogas the solution to World Problems??

  Tag me when you do.

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• monica-ene (76)in Homesteading • 5 months ago

  RE: Introducing The Turdinator 1000. Is Biogas the solution to World Problems??

  Its not always about the vote, friendship matters and helping each other with substantial information such as the one you have shared here is really important

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• monica-ene (76)in Homesteading • 5 months ago

  RE: Introducing The Turdinator 1000. Is Biogas the solution to World Problems??

  No apologies dear. Been busy offline is totally understandable

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• monica-ene (76)in Homesteading • 5 months ago

  RE: Introducing The Turdinator 1000. Is Biogas the solution to World Problems??

  This is such a brilliant idea I must commend when one can channel all their waste to produce useful gas You are right and this will totally sell like hot cake when as many…

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• joanstewart (73)memberin Feathered Friends • 6 months ago

  RE: Sea Birds Along Shoreline

  Enjoyed her Summer I am sure, now Fall over there perhaps Winter will bring her back again....

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• funshee (68)in Amazing Nature • 6 months ago

  RE: First honey harvest of the season!!

  There is no better feeling than getting your honey directly from your hive. The honey from the stores is just too expensive aside from that we don't know how it was packed.

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• joanstewart (73)in Amazing Nature • 6 months ago

  RE: First honey harvest of the season!!

  I think Denise decided to take a few months off, RL catches up with each and every one of us slowly but surely. If we had decent postal delivery I would order directly from…

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• joanstewart (73)in Amazing Nature • 6 months ago

  RE: First honey harvest of the season!!

  Learning techniques on how to deal with drone brood most interesting, first batch to enjoy yourselves a lifesaver/money saver. Cost of honey is crazy from retailers, something…

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• joanstewart (73)memberin Feathered Friends • 6 months ago

  RE: Sea Birds Along Shoreline

  Hi there Denise took a break and should be back when ready, we are still well down in Durban just battling the normal SA BS !LOLZ

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• sunscape (72)in Amazing Nature • 6 months ago

  RE: Worm Poo vs Moo Poo? (Fertilizer)

  I actually made my own worm box and fed the worms for a couple of years all my scraps. They made me some wonderful, fertile compost.

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• joanstewart (73)in Amazing Nature • 6 months ago

  RE: Worm Poo vs Moo Poo? (Fertilizer)

  Don't blame you, also in the right region....

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• sunscape (72)in Amazing Nature • 6 months ago

  RE: Worm Poo vs Moo Poo? (Fertilizer)

  I love using worm castings and I do horse manure because thats what I can get from a farmer nearby. Your plants will really benefit from both.

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• joanstewart (73)in Amazing Nature • 6 months ago

  RE: Worm Poo vs Moo Poo? (Fertilizer)

  Grow mainly herbs and tomato due to monkeys destroying most plants, planted in manure and compost mix living suburban. My dad ran a large pit growing up, ordered manure from…

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• minismallholding (73)in Amazing Nature • 6 months ago

  RE: Worm Poo vs Moo Poo? (Fertilizer)

  South Australia. Different continent, so I'm guessing that might be why.

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• pizzabot (58)in Amazing Nature • 6 months ago

  RE: Worm Poo vs Moo Poo? (Fertilizer)

  PIZZA! $PIZZA slices delivered: @joanstewart(2/10) tipped @craigcryptoking

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• joanstewart (73)in Amazing Nature • 6 months ago

  RE: Worm Poo vs Moo Poo? (Fertilizer)

  Make a compost pit add kitchen excess, moo poo and bug poo, shredded paper, egg shells crumbled, let it stand turn after a week or two. Hopefully watch for earthworms to arrive…

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• minismallholding (73)in Amazing Nature • 6 months ago

  RE: Worm Poo vs Moo Poo? (Fertilizer)

  Some of our streets are lined with jacaranda trees, but they only seem to start flowering in November, so we've got a little wait yet before we get out purple trees.

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• feanorgu (66)in WeedCash Network • 7 months ago

  RE: Green-Room Build

  i assume SA is hot, white buckets might have been a better choice, overall looks great!

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• canna-curate (71)in WeedCash Network • 7 months ago

  RE: Green-Room Build

  Hey! Happy to see you again. This grow looks legit, keep us posted:)

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