Dave Gamper

I would expect the minerals from the fermented fish and salt would still be of benefit to the plants and soil even if highly diluted .

If you like tuna and cilantro, I've done cream cheese whipped with tinned tuna and chopped cilantro served in endive. Sounds a bit strange but I saw it somewhere and gave it a try. It works.

Michele Vindum wrote:Hello Dave, I currently just have cattle though I have had sheep, geese, chickens up until last year or so.  I downsized after the concerns about El Niño but, I now feel El Nina has arrived early bring wonderful rains and helping this region anyway avoid the droughts so concerning in other regions. Letting the rains do their magic and reducing grazing pressure has seen so many soil seeds catch hold: I feel the world is abundant and the barnyard feels like a thick carpet! Later this year, I will bring back chickens and geese:) I note the fruit trees have set a lot of fruit this year. I hope you are experiencing the same.

It has been a really great spring, everything is lush and green.

I'm in Shannonville, ever so slowly setting up my homestead.

I have some pigs and chickens and gardens.

Kevin Wilson wrote:I have some Sepp Holzer grain available in Canada. Free for cost of shipping, enough to get you started.

I would like some as well if you have enough. I would not need much.

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Pre Salting the kale and making a slaw out if it can make it more tender, also I find its more tender and less bitter after it has had a frost. Verity also makes a difference I have found, I have one I use in salads more often and others usually for cooking.

Hey everyone. Slowly setting up a homestead in Shannonville, On.  Getting more accomplished currently due to covid. Hope everyone is doing well.

I've ordered from https://www.terraedibles.ca/ and https://uharvest.ca/shop/ as well as https://www.heritageharvestseed.com/

Was happy with all of them.

Two cows are having a chat over a fence. The first says "I'm really afraid of this mad cow disease, the second replies "I wouldn't worry it doesn't effect us ducks"