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Lets do it! 🤙🏻

I have soaked wild amaranth seed and it forms the 'pudding' like gel coating like chia seed does. My girls ate it. Im debating using lambsquarter seed for sprouts.

Yep yep. I have purples and snow white ones. Everyone flips for them including the dog

Mulbs are a treasured treat here. I have 5. Two are old and massive im bringing 3 smaller ones along

All those are great forage. I have amaranth, even the wild version yields heavy. I have lambs quarter too. They have a lot of oxalates so goats cant have it but in moderation the birds can

🍷✨🍷 yr a kindred soul 😁

They look like seaberries a bit. Pretty. Im bringing in autumn olive. Its dual benefit as we can eat them too. The wild forms here make so many berries all you see is maroon right about now.

I started all my birds on crumble with a small spoonful of plain yogurt in it. Poops were always fine and they loved it.

Just agreeing with you but being silly at it.

World wide crop failures this year. Usually it may be one spot or another, but grain staples have been heavily damaged all over the world through various crap circumstances. https://news.mongabay.com/2021/08/a-world-of-hurt-2021-climate-disasters-raise-alarm-over-food-security/

The edible acres folks are a small homestead - that sounds like a much bigger operation. Same concepts though, developing a system.

I watch his stuff.

I am responsibly winking at you. 😉

Some ppl say their birds go nuts for it. Mine love sugar maple leaves ... go figure!! 😂 Never do know right?

I have tons of comfrey. Goats chix and ducks eat it but its not top 10 in preference. Great for bees

Nice job grabbing enough 😎 gotta feed the masses

I like yr idea of tractoring and rotating feed spots for this type of feed system. Im going to work on that. My girls free range so it will be like a drive thru luncheonette for them 😁 The girls spend a lot of time in the orchard and getting this into place will make my trees very happy too...

Im aiming for one year of food for everyone. If things so south, i need a year (at least 3 seasons) to get everything up to full speed. Good shopping. 🤙🏻

This vid demonstrates a simple grain sprouting system for lower feed cost. I like this type of thing. In general i like this channel a lot