Nancy Reading wrote:Well, I've ordered a small pack of MSG from an Asian supermarket (rather than the link above which needed a mobile phone number for some reason and wouldn't accept a fake one). I also ordered a little pack of dried seaweed (which happens to be one of the more concentrated natural sources of glutamic acid) but that's not for me.
I will report back on the 'rice with sprinkles' effect on me in a week or so!
William Bronson wrote: Let see...
I only start my own via volunteers.
r ranson wrote:Clothing protection from dust, light, etc. But also darkness is a moths best friend. I'm on the fence about this one.
One of the things I really like about a closed closet full of clothes is the noise insulation between bedrooms.
Anne Miller wrote:Deer will eat almost everything, except rosemary ...
Van Das wrote:
Josh Hoffman wrote:My takeaway from reading the book was that I have the following 3 options:
1-Fence the chickens
2-Fence the garden
3-Move the garden far away from the chickens or vice versa
There's a fourth option, which is to garden with plants that chickens wont bother. Many plants are inedible to them for one reason or another, such as the texture or flavor. As just one example, I have a large garden of prickly pears that the chickens will never bother in the slightest
Tereza Okava wrote:
I got soaked yesterday trying to adjust rain barrel overflow, and my wet clothes just stayed wet here in the house (despite the dehumidifier going).
Wet clothes is the hardest thing since we do not have a dryer, all clothes must hang outside.