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Ground curly dock seeds and acorn processing

 
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So we've started selling items from our land. But items that others have for sale are catching my attention. How can I use ground Curley dock seed? Will it be worth the effort?

Also, we are starting to process acorns. I’d love some suggestions on how to use them. Thanks y’all!

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Thinking about selling items from your land is a great idea.

With the holiday season approaching soon, why not think about things that could be sold to give as gifts?

This thread might give you some ideas and if you take some pictures you can earn some PEP BB (Badge Bits):

https://permies.com/t/171697/PEP-Holidays
 
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