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And that’s the rest of the storyBlah Blah Blah
Travis don’t give him the pleasure responding. That’s just what he wants.Bro there is whole global warming thread in the speakers corner. I responded with a video to someone's video on a subject. I don't want to debate global warming with someone on a weed site. You are entitled to your opinion on any subject just don't expect me to give a funk.
Have a good night, nuff said.
FoodThat tail must get quite the poof on it when Kevin is concerned about something.
Did you notice he didn't explain that last straight up-tick at the end?
Oh look at that. It’s beautiful old man. I think mine is gonna bloom soon too. Don’t know how long it takes but this stalk with buds on it has been growing for about three weeks now.My orchid is doing it's thing, I've had it 8-10 years.
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I could sell 30 dozen eggs a week if I had them. I have several ladies that buy four dozen a week. Mostly I see immigrants. Or second generation.People like me will buy them too.![]()
5-6 in the last 2.6 million years:Lets say it is warming up which may reverse,who knows? We have had 5 or 6 ice ages,is it safe to assume the reason for climate change is pollution? If so,why do they sell us products that last 1/10 of the time they used to? If it was so severe one would think they would make products that last a lifetime to offset the intensified pollution,instead we are sold products that barely suffice and some break before you get home from the store. They seem to support topping up the landfill sites and paying extra fees somehow is a solution. They play both angles,Musk builds EV's while the smoke comes out of his rockets. Ford scraps EV production and builds gas guzzling heavy duty trucks in that very EV plant.They don't care about the climate,they care about getting your money.
I’m lucky enough to get free eggs now and then from a neighbor. There are chicken all sizes and colors, duck and turkey eggs too sometimes. I’ve gotta say tho, those turkey eggs are crazy and I’ve only used them so far in dog treats don’t know why I’m afraid of them, they are beautiful and speckled.I could sell 30 dozen eggs a week if I had them. I have several ladies that buy four dozen a week. Mostly I see immigrants. Or second generation.
Most whites still won’t eat stuff unless it comes from the store. Baffling.
Eggs taste like eggs. But the difference in size affects baking recipes.I’m lucky enough to get free eggs now and then from a neighbor. There are chicken all sizes and colors, duck and turkey eggs too sometimes. I’ve gotta say tho, those turkey eggs are crazy and I’ve only used them so far in dog treats don’t know why I’m afraid of them, they are beautiful and speckled.
Bird flu law only applies to birds not eggs right?I could sell 30 dozen eggs a week if I had them. I have several ladies that buy four dozen a week. Mostly I see immigrants. Or second generation.
Most whites still won’t eat stuff unless it comes from the store. Baffling.
Yeah, but the Gov is forcing the culling of the entire flock if any birds test positive. And the tests are not 100%, just like the Covid tests. Imagine a false negative, in a bird that’s obviously healthy and you lose the entire flock. Chicken farmer will lose thousands of birds.Bird flu law only applies to birds not eggs right?
I do,like to bake with the duck eggs. They are so much richer. And the yolks look so much nicer in home grown chicken eggs vs store bought. We eat a lot of eggsEggs taste like eggs. But the difference in size affects baking recipes.
I can scramble 6 quail eggs and you’d assume they were chicken eggs.
I give some to my grandma, but I am able to sell enough to break even on feed. If I add another flock of 10-14 hens I’ll be making a few dollars on the flocks.
Have there been any cases in your area?Yeah, but the Gov is forcing the culling of the entire flock if any birds test positive. And the tests are not 100%, just like the Covid tests. Imagine a false negative, in a bird that’s obviously healthy and you lose the entire flock. Chicken farmer will lose thousands of birds.
All for a disease that has not shown to jump from animal to humans.
I takes quite a while for the buds to open, can't say exactly but it's not quick. Once the pods start to open(separate) it goes fairly quickly. Nothing about the 2 orchids I have are fast in any way. The flowers last for months and monthsOh look at that. It’s beautiful old man. I think mine is gonna bloom soon too. Don’t know how long it takes but this stalk with buds on it has been growing for about three weeks now.
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I had a mouse problem years ago, and occasionally an egg would be so orange it was like melted crayons. Then one day I saw a baby mouse dart across the coop and get eaten by a hen.I do,like to bake with the duck eggs. They are so much richer. And the yolks look so much nicer in home grown chicken eggs vs store bought. We eat a lot of eggs
Right now it’s just for commercial farmers. Next step would be for people that are members of the NPIP. If they push it far enough, not sure how they would enforce it to the common pheasant.Have there been any cases in your area?
who tests the birds?
Yes this one bloomed last year for months. I couldn’t believe how long the beautiful flowers lasted.I takes quite a while for the buds to open, can't say exactly but it's not quick. Once the pods start to open(separate) it goes fairly quickly. Nothing about the 2 orchids I have are fast in any way. The flowers last for months and months
Your orchid is looking healthy, buds are swelling up. I'll be looking forward to seeing it in bloom.