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I’m making a compost bin today 😄 I have so much I can add to it right now including thanksgiving dinner scraps

I agree! It has helped me so much with a lot especially my moods since I’m in lockdown... I’m at risk and it sucks

My chickens dug up one of my gardens and are using it as a dust bath 😂

So they add the poop to the hydroponic system? I have a hydroponic setup but I haven’t used it much

I hear you on that. We just adopted a dog so we are spending a lot of time trying to train her and just take care of her because she came here in very rough shape. I’m glad they rescued her!

I’ll be trying it next weekend. I’m building more beds because we do not have enough

So how do you plant it? I love garlic 🧄 I use it in all my cooking usually.

I need to find some to plant... I haven’t thought much about it

Yeah we only have hay here because of the 🐰

https://modernfarmer.com/2013/07/straw-bale-gardening/

@Kusanar let me know how it goes with the straw though maybe I’ll try it with my new beds.

Straw has a film on it that doesn’t let it decompose fast from what I experience. Straw doesn’t suck up moisture that’s why people use it in nesting boxes, but it takes forever to decompose from what I remember. Hay is easier and decomposes that’s what we use in our beds with bunny 💩 But maybe...

I haven’t but my friend does potatoes in hay so she doesn’t have to deal with dirty potatoes

My brussel sprouts have sprouted!!!! Let’s hope they continue to grow! Not much else has come up yet, but I’m sure it will.

Haha I use oil to cook instead of butter since dairy makes my stomach turn 🤢 My husband loves butter on his air popped popcorn. He does unsalted Irish butter then sprinkles on pink salt

Wondering if the white kernels need more heat? Sometimes I do the popcorn in olive oil on the stove and it makes it super yummy 😂 darn oil lol

What popper do you have?

I use white in my air popper usually store brand from Walmart or Publix or Kroger

We just turned the compost pile after planting; cabbage, mixed salad lettuce, purple top turnips, beets, walla walla onions, and radishes.

Bird netting