lizzzzard / is on Nostr

UX engineer, mama of one, gardener, hiker, scuba diver, keeper of three chicken.

Maybe autistic, definitely depressed. I know I'm different, but not how. Looking for neurokin.

Enthusiastic collector of knowledge in all kinds of fields.

Pronomen: sie

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2024-09-30 18:35:34

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I love the game description, and will try to incorporate "suspicious sardine scheme" into my everyday talk.

2024-09-14 17:00:43

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No idea actually, because I didn't get to eat last year's harvest due to bugs that had already moved in! 🤷😮‍💨

2024-09-14 13:57:29

Feuerbohnen geerntet! #garten
https://f2.tchncs.de/media_attachments/files/113/136/251/488/267/429/original/055efe44c087849d.jpg

2024-09-07 13:39:10

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brrr

2024-09-07 12:47:36

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um stattdessen was zu tun?

2024-09-05 04:36:05

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huh! Great idea! I'll look into that. I already have multiple heaps (they were here before I moved in), so this would be quick and easy to do.

2024-09-04 20:47:13

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hmm interesting. our compost heap is definitely a chicken magnet. The chickens mostly don't dig all the way down but just move the top layer around.
The difference could be that
a) we use kitchen scraps on the compost, not only garden waste. That's extremely attractive to our chickens, especially if it's not just vegetables but fruit.
b) our whole area is much smaller than yours and the compost is one of the best places to catch protein snacks (bugs, worms)

2024-09-04 19:35:27

@npub1sh5…uyrq what's your opinion on combining #compost heaps with free ranging #chickens? Seeing as they influence the worm ecosystem (by eating them), but also help getting oxygen into the pile and add droppings?

2024-09-04 19:35:27

2024-09-04 19:32:40

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thanks! I'll read this for sure!

2024-09-04 16:54:57

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can you recommend some resources that would help me understand such details about composting better? I just throw stuff in a heap and that mostly works.