Hard work can be rewarding, growing your own food from plants to raising livestock it can give you independence in having your own food sources. I check out some homesteading posts this week and found five of them from minnows and plankton I really like. We will see a local farm meetup for trading fresh foods, a chicken blog, teaching a class about hydroponics and a couple post about crops. On Hive there is always good content to find, and inspiring posts that make me want to become a better homesteader.
Here are 5 posts on Hive about homesteading:
Crop Swap at Kaicycle Urban Farm by @dora381
https://peakd.com/hive-140635/@dora381/crop-swap-at-kaicycle-urban
Over the weekend people meet and exchange fruits and vegetables they grew at their homes or small farms. There was lots to pick from such as apples, pears and jams. And even someone brought some little plants to give away.
How Getting Quality Feeds And Proper Feeding Is Helping My Business Growing Faster by @twicejoy
Having chickens you need lots of food for them, in this post they talk about using bagged chicken feed and which ones they prefer to use to feed their broiler chickens.. Looking forward to getting some of my own.
Become an Instructor and Speaker for Hydroponics Training at My City Sub-District Office by @isdarmady
Spreading knowledge about your own growing techniques is something great. And at this event they show off how to do hydroponic growing. They brought hardware to the event to show off what they work with and all.
Rice plants in the rice fields have started to thrive with the use of organic fertilizers by @iwansyuhada
https://peakd.com/hive-114308/@iwansyuhada/rice-plants-in-the-rice
Running a rice field they have to choose how to feed it. The discussion of using organic fertilizers vs chemical based ones is talked about and they end up going with the organic versions. Picking one is key, as the plants need to be feed.
Little chili nursery in a simple way by @macro1997
https://peakd.com/hive-114308/@macro1997/little-chili-nursery-in-a-simple-way
I did not realize it is so easy to get peppers started, its as easy as breaking up the pepper and just placing it into the dirt. Amazing to see, glad someone shared this technique to start new seedlings.
Thats my five picks for this week, come back next week to see
Solo's next weekly picks. I curate posts every Tuesday and do this through MSP. Thanks so much to the Minnow Support Group for giving me the opportunity to serve as a curator!
It is very interesting to see lots of creativity on Hive. It has improved us.
It sure is, glad to be a part of the community.
So am I.
Thanks so much for selecting my post @solominer
You are very welcome
thank you for choosing my post..and thank you for your support.
Glad to support your post
great picks really tell a lot
They sure do, good posts this week.
It is a beautiful job that you do @solominer looking for publications of productive content, which we can feed back and apply in other scenarios or ourselves, that gives a great enhancement to the efforts of our publishers in Hive, receive my congratulations for such an important and beautiful task gesture. I wish you success. Thank you for your visits to my posts. Dear Hits @solominer
Thank you, glad to help out the minnows. With so many great posts from them theres lots to choose from.
Much appreciated and glad to support you too.
Thank you dear @solominer I will always be grateful to receive your support and consideration for my publications, the work you develop is very exemplary. successes