Evan Young

www.rainbowomg.com

I am a husband, father, son, musician, market gardener, landscape gardener, anarchist, skeptic of almost all accepted truths. My posts can often be described as the "prove me wrong" meme

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2024-09-26 00:52:10

As a small scale producer of vegetables I am regularly asked why our vegetables are priced the way they are. What makes them so special and why, given that we sell direct don’t they cost less? If there is no distribution chain taking their cut, shouldn’t our vegetables be cheaper? The short answer is a solid NO, the long answer lies in the concept of being Frugal vs being Cheap.
A Frugal mindset analyses spending via the lens of quality, longevity, benefit to the purchaser’s life and value for money. A Cheap mindset simply evaluates the price and will tend to settle on the lowest cost, regardless of any other factor. While it is understandable, especially in the post-Covid economy to be careful with your spending, being Cheap always puts you further behind in the long run. Frugality takes a long term view of wealth, health and quality of life and balances them against the cost of an item.
Our farm is managed with hand tools not machinery. Our plants are tended to with love, high level knowledge of plant and soil health, wisdom and a passion to serve our local region with food that nourishes and heals the body. For example our soil is aerated with a broadfork rather than tillage and our Spinach is harvested with scissors and washed by hand.
Commodity vegetables are produced with tractors, a workforce that is indifferent to the end product and consumer, packed onto trucks and driven all over the country to wait in warehouses before going back onto a truck and driven to a supermarket or green grocer. A bag Spinach or a head of Lettuce could be 4 weeks old before you even see it on the shelf. Have you ever bought a bag of Spinach then taken it home only to have it go off in a few days before you even get through the meagre amount contained within?
Our Spinach is $10 for 250g minimum, has excellent flavour and a crunch when you bite into it, lasts weeks and weeks after harvesting and the quality far exceeds everything else available.
Coles Organic Spinach is $4.80 for 100g (more expensive than us) and in the same time span as consuming one of our bags, you could buy 4 or more bags of flimsy Spinach with no mouth feel, limited nutritional value, end up discarding up to half of it and have a miserable experience consuming it as it rapidly goes off in front of you. No wonder people “don’t like salad” they are consuming garbage.
Our produce is for people looking to improve their culinary experiences, health and quality of life all the while supporting a local, family run business that is improving their local environment.
Always be Frugal, Never be Cheap. https://image.nostr.build/490ab64fcb63a467336624e83da2379998d1ddf578c5285f0f2a7eade48aa1fb.jpg

2024-05-02 00:15:40

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Thank you, we live in a beautiful place and put a lot of work into the layout of this garden. Our business is called Nelson OMG, the OMG stands for Organic Market Garden but we also want to people to say Oh My God when they see it

2024-05-02 00:07:02

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There are nowhere near as many pest bugs in Australia as in the USA for whatever reason. I have found that keeping a very clean garden and mulching with compost keeps most bugs away. We have a species called Cabbage Moth which like to eat all brassica's so we use insect netting over all of those crops. It equates to a 20% shade cloth.
We kangaroos and rabbits everywhere here which require the equivalent of deer fencing with smaller gauge fencing at the bottom for the rabbits. Koalas can climb over and come through but they don't eat vegetables.

2024-05-02 00:00:29

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Thank you, I have to take one day at a time at the moment its all I can do

2024-05-01 23:55:45

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A carpenter is also called a "Chippy" probably gives just as many red flags

2024-05-01 04:30:33

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Followed back

2024-05-01 03:10:35

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He deserves the gallows

2024-05-01 03:09:33

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Thank you

2024-05-01 02:58:14

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A Sparky (that's what we call Electricians in Australia)

2024-05-01 02:53:14

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Thank you

2024-05-01 02:37:59

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Thank you. I have been playing around with Twitter but really don't get any positive interactions on there. I was having a good time on Flote before that imploded, Nostr is far better than both Twitter and Flote.

2024-05-01 01:54:51

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Thanks Matthew, I am hoping this garden is very photogenic and that we can eventually do a lot of farm tours. We are in southern Australia so are currently in Autumn/Fall. As we are in Australia and on the coast we get almost zero frost and have a moderate climate so can grow all year.

2024-05-01 01:50:23

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Thank you. The soil here is mostly sand and organic matter. Its full of worms already and yes things are growing really well. We ate our first baby spinach last night, beetroots will be next

2024-05-01 00:40:44

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Thank you

2024-05-01 00:15:18

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So much better, we now live on the edge of a small fishing village surrounded by a Tea Tree forest, 1 km from a river, 3 km from the ocean. People here are friendly and supportive of what we are trying to do. Essentially the exact opposite of the last 6 years of our lives

2024-05-01 00:00:04

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Thank you

2024-04-30 23:59:39

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To be honest it has been brutal. Prayers are always appreciated and I do believe the worst is behind me now

2024-04-30 23:56:37

It has been almost a year since I lasted posted on Nostr.
Essentially my life turned upside down, we closed our market garden in Rainbow, moved 4 hours away to the coast and listed our home and vacant land for sale.
We are now in the process of setting up our second market garden, this time in a area where people actually care about good food and health.
It has been a depressing journey for the last 12 months but the light in shining through again. Glad to be back here and posting again
#grownostr
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2024-04-30 23:55:48

2024-04-30 23:45:17

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Looks like Barley to me. Barley is grown in "Winter" in Australia

2023-08-18 08:36:31

This kind of feedback makes a lot of pain worthwhile
"I cannot recommend Rainbow OMG enough for their supplements.
Firstly, they are a small family business in regional VIC.
They make and sell great quality whole-food products at affordable prices.
I have been taking their Beef Organ capsules (liver, heart and kidneys), Green Machine capsules (moringa, turmeric, Kakadu plum, chlorella, black pepper), Turkey Tail and Reishi Mushroom (separate) capsules.
After 10 years of experimenting with expensive supplements and vitamins to manage my MS, swallowing entire handfuls of tablets and capsules a day (at one point I was taking an average of 20!!), I’ve managed to narrow things right down to 3 capsules in the morning and one at night from Rainbow OMG - and this is the best I’ve ever felt since being diagnosed!
My need for ‘bed’ days are nearly entirely gone, save for the nights when something out of my control disturbs my sleep and I can’t fall back into it easily. This means that I have practically defeated fatigue: my main and most problematic MS symptom!
This is huge for me!
I still have the need for adaptogenic herbs (ashwagandha, maca) on occasion, or if I feel like I’m coming down with something I’ll take Nigella Seed oil and raw garlic cloves, oh and I still take magnesium before bed to help relax my body. But that’s it!
I no longer need to regularly spend hundreds of dollars on things that may or may not be working and I no longer need to give my trust and money to big corporations who often add fillers to their supplements, making them inferior and less effective, meaning you need more and more, while they sell them at a premium.
If you’re struggling with health or sleep or even just want to supplement your not-so-ideal diet with some whole, natural goodness, don’t give your money to the corporations who don’t know your name. Go to Rainbow OMG and they will look after you!
Eat The Rainbow! ✊❤️"

2023-07-10 22:38:18

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Are you going to link them together or put them in different places

2023-07-08 00:15:54

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We use the cages from IBC tanks. I cut one wall off with an angle grinder then you load them up. It looks very neat

2023-07-07 23:42:32

I spent some time this week pruning this small, heritage variety orchard in the town I live in. Pruning has mostly been done by volunteers in the past and it showed. I have restored shape and airflow to all of them and would love to get them to mulch underneath with woodchips before Summer.
#grownostr #growyourown #permaculture
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2023-07-07 23:25:40

Happy Saturday morning Nostrich's
#grownostr
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2023-07-02 22:38:31

Too funny 😉
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2023-07-02 22:37:55

If only more people called out bad cops like this, we would live in a much freer world. Language warning 😄
#grownostr #copwatch
http://rainbowomg.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Dogcop.mp4

2023-06-27 22:05:15

From Chaos to Order. This was a Fig Tree and Quince Tree intertwined and choking each other out.
The client asked me to prune them as they had not been pruned for years. Normally I would not take off so much but these trees really needed a hard reset.
#grownostr #growyourown
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2023-06-23 23:03:04

This is the first home brew I have made this year and I am trying something new a "Beetroot Pale Ale"
I think it will be delicious, the beetroot powder is home made.
#grownostr #homebrew
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2023-06-22 23:46:34

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Venison is still delicious 😃

2023-06-19 23:55:23

"NASA went to the moon with computers that had less computational power than the phone your pocket"
I used to believe in Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy as well.
If you think this flimsy, poorly built, piece of garbage/shit was able to navigate the "vacuum" of space and then "land" on the Moon, you have some reflection to do about those in power and the reality that we occupy.
Call me every name in the book, I have heard them all already.
Space is Fake.
http://rainbowomg.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/NASAs-Lunacy-Lander-by-Antonio-Subirats-720p-hls.mp4

2023-06-17 23:48:26

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Everyone does. You have to go on your own discovery journey to find out more, it's too big of a lie to undo quickly. Took me about 5 years of looking at it to come to a real conclusion

2023-06-17 23:08:43

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Is that a challenge?

2023-06-17 23:00:32

This is the story of my life and part of why I have social anxiety. Every time I speak the truth I am labelled a retard.
Viruses aren't real, Cancer has been cured dozens and dozens of times (I treated my own at home) and there is no curvature.
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2023-06-17 22:25:13

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As long as you cook the leaves then yes that is fine, Broccoli leaves are essentially Kale

2023-06-17 22:23:40

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From what I understand Fountain is only 2 or 3 people so I am willing to cut them slack. I also notice that some of my podcasts don't import all the new episodes into my feed. I need to go into the actual show to find a new episode

2023-06-17 22:02:49

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I haven't earned any sats as a listener in Fountain for months and months.

2023-06-16 23:57:52

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Cut the main heads off and keep picking "Brocollini" the side shoots, for the rest of the season. I took a brocolli all the way through our Summer doing that. If you keep cutting them off they keep sending out more.

2023-06-15 23:49:16

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More than halfway through the 75 Hard. Congratulations and you look great 😃

2023-06-15 23:47:32

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All the high end work boots are really comfortable. I always get steel caps as well.

2023-06-15 23:46:50

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I have heard of the Mucusless Diet but have not read the book.
The heart is simply not big enough to pressurise every blood vein in our bodies.

2023-06-15 22:58:31

My life has been a long series of unlearning the complete lies I was propagandised with in school.
Here are three truths to help you free yourself from this simulated matrix we inhabit and to make sure I piss of every single one of you.
1. Viruses are not real
2. The Heart is not a pump
3. There is no evidence that "Earth" has any curvature
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2023-06-11 23:15:30

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If I am pulling weeds or harvesting then I wear Crocs, if I need to use shovel or power tools then it is work boots

2023-06-09 22:56:41

Stolen from Twitter, Happy Saturday from the future (Australia) everyone
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2023-05-23 23:13:32

I am stoked to be playing a rare live gig this weekend with some of the members of The Go Set. Music and Gardening are the twin pillars of my sanity while experiencing this crazy ride we are all on.
#grownostr #rainbowomg #thegoset #livemusic
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2023-05-14 21:54:41

What do y'all thing of our new marketing slogan, is it a winner?
#grownostr #growyourown #permaculture
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2023-05-14 21:33:32

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My observation is that what most people call "diseases" in their tomatoes are just old leaves. Cut all the old leaves off below your fruit and flowers.
The same thing goes for Cucumbers and Zucchini vines

2023-05-14 01:41:18

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Do you cut off the leaves below the flowers/fruit?

2023-05-10 03:33:47

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How do you prune your Tomatoes?

2023-05-09 20:56:53

We had a huge day yesterday. It is a Root week in the Lunar Calendar so planted all of our garlic and onions for the year as well as this months beetroots. That equates to 600 onion transplants, 200 beetroot transplants as well as over 1200 garlic bulbs, all now in the ground.
2000 transplants in one day with a baby and 6 year old complaining the whole time 😄
#grownostr #growyourown #permaculture #regenerativeagriculture
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2023-05-09 20:51:43

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What diseases are you dealing with?

2023-05-08 21:33:59

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If you have lost your sense of smell then you were poisoned and need to detox your body. The simplest way to detox is water fasting.

2023-05-07 22:43:17

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That's why I did this outside

2023-05-07 21:07:42

Other than general Dad and Market Garden duties my Sunday project was to assemble this Lego table for my 6 year old son, it was his birthday on Saturday.
Some people find flat pack assembling difficult, I find it very easy. As someone who doesn't like to talk, instructions without words are easy for me to follow as I have always learned by quietly watching others then trying by myself later.
He is loving the table and all the new Lego he got for his birthday.
#grownostr #parenting
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2023-05-06 23:26:39

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Is Odysee going to use BAT?

2023-05-06 23:05:16

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The same reason you don't walk around with all your wealth as cash in your wallet.
Lightning Network is a payment network, not a method of wealth storage. It is still an experiment and nowhere near as secure as BTC. Self-Custody your wealth in BTC on-chain.

2023-05-06 23:01:21

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Just don't do a ferment based on Kale, ask me how I know 😉

2023-05-06 22:55:52

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Bok Choi is the "cabbage" in this recipe, it is a Brassica as well. Yes ferments do not have to contain Cabbage.

2023-05-05 21:02:17

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We make what we call Gardenkraut, and it is a combination of whatever surplus veg we have around so the flavour is different everytime.
Our latest batch has Bok Choi, Carrots, Beetroots, Celery and Garlic. We use a mandolin slicer on all veg except the garlic which is shaved with a cheese grater

2023-05-05 20:26:51

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No more than you would carry as cash in your wallet

2023-05-05 20:06:14

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So many times this has happened to me on Tour, I hate airports ;)

2023-05-05 20:05:27

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All you need to do is keep the Comfrey leaves clear of the Elder tree for a few months and it will get taller than the Comfrey

2023-05-04 21:03:40

#zapathon what is Zapathon everybody?

2023-05-04 21:02:52

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My wife is Canadian 😉 Feel free to keep asking questions and I will try to answer if I can, I am happy to help.
We do our tomatoes at 30-40 cm, but we use the tomatoe hook trellis system so they are tall and heavily pruned.
I'd love to get into flowers eventually as well.

2023-05-04 20:58:47

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While I would never say I had a wonderful time in the very extended Lockdowns we had to endure, I certainly did not waste any time while we were in them. Our market garden was built with sweat equity and repurposed garbage.
Your compost system sounds great except for the woodchips, they will take far longer than everything else to transmute into compost. I would use them in the very bottom of your pile to allow airflow from underneath.
Azomite and Green sand are both great mineral and magnetic amendments for your soil too, the raised bed looks great. You really don't need a huge garden to cater for one household

2023-05-04 20:53:07

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Compared to other plants that is spacing them out. Beetroots are 10-15cm between rows, Bok Choi 20 cm or less

2023-05-04 20:26:25

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Sort of, its a shadehouse in Summer. This one is made from Polypipe and what we call Star Pickets (T-Posts?). Ram the posts in and the right sized Polypipe simply slides over the posts.
This frame only has to hold 30% shade cloth for 6 months of the year so doesn't need to be strong, it bears no weight.
Our main Greenhouse is a 15 metre long polytunnel, that is the Australian version of the Farmer's Friend Caterpillar Tunnels. https://www.farmersfriend.com/p/classic-caterpillar-tunnel
That frame is all metal and has cross bracing so can hold the weight of trellised tomatoes, cucumbers etc.
#grownostr #growyourown #permaculture #marketgarden #rainbowomg #eattherainbow #regenerativeagriculture

2023-05-04 20:19:37

Here is the bed from the other day fully composted, raked flat, rows marked and planted with Celery 30 cm spacings. I didn't have enough transplants to fill the bed so will plant Parsley don't the far end to use the space.
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#grownostr #growyourown #permaculture #marketgarden #rainbowomg #eattherainbow #regenerativeagriculture

2023-05-04 20:15:47

Yesterday was harvest day and I decided to crop out this entire Beetroot bed as they never really grew to any decent size. These "Blemmy" Beetroots as we call them will be used in our Rainbow Salad mix (shredded carrot, beetroot and celery in a container) or dehydrated and turned into a powder to add to yoghurt or as an ingrediet in out Gardenkraut ferments. We are a tiny operation so we value add as much as we have time for.
This particular bed used to be a driveway, all I did to it prior to planting was broadfork it to break compaction. Next it will be flame weeded, broadforked again, top dressed with 400 Litres of compost then transplanted with 100 Butterhead Lettuce.
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#grownostr #growyourown #permaculture #marketgarden #rainbowomg #eattherainbow #regenerativeagriculture

2023-05-04 08:23:50

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Basically 30cm between each plant, they have space to grow outward and will get very tall eventually

2023-05-04 01:01:44

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I would just buy new seeds and use that juicy goodness on something else

2023-05-03 23:20:33

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Most of these will still work, you might have to use more than one seed to compensate for germination % decrease over time.
Onion seeds are useless after 1 year so don't bother with any old onion seeds.

2023-05-03 21:33:41

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Shoe Goo was my best friend as a Skateboarder. We covered our new shoes with it to stop the grip tape from shredding the fabric.

2023-05-03 21:31:34

Compost is a critical element in any Regenerative Agriculture system. In our farm it is they key driver of fertility and we use the no dig approach of applying all amendments to the soil surface allowing "gravity" and worms to incorporate them into the soil.
We currently have two composting systems, one is our Chicken Run which is a deep litter system and the other is piles made from horse manure and weeds from the gardens. The chicken powered compost is much higher quality and is pictured below.
This is 400 Litres of sifted compost applied to a 10 x 0.75 m market bed. This is the first compost this bed has received, next time it will get 200-300 Litres.
The bed was broadforked to deeply aerate before the compost was applied to the top and we planted this bed with 2 rows of celery. Celery likes fertility and water.
We are currently lightly planting our beds as compared with other similar market gardens as our soils were biological dead when we started so we are going easy on the soil for now.
https://void.cat/d/M5f5ScAMZEiNU26L129j6H.webp
#rainbowomg #eattherainbow #growyourown #grownostr #regenerativeagriculture #compost #celery

2023-05-02 23:22:09

The Veggie Van Has Landed
See our Weekly Post for this week's available organic vegetables, silver colloid, herbal supplements and probiotic ferments https://rainbowomg.com/?p=1303.
All our supplements, skin salves and non-perishable items are available worldwide and yes we accept Bitcoin/Lightning.
Some of our readers may be unaware that we launched our business while all of Victoria was in Lockdown for COVID in 2021. We had to pivot from having a public open day to launch our business to offering home delivery only as we were not allowed near anyone. Even after Lockdown’s were lifted for most people we were locked out of almost all social settings and community groups, forced to keep reaching out to people in the only way we had available, online.
Now that almost all government imposed restrictions around COVID have been lifted we are finally in a position to pivot again and will soon have a public facing shopfront for locals and tourists alike.
Enter the Veggie Van! This beautiful old caravan pictured above will live across the road from our Farm in Rigg St, Rainbow. It will be open for business Fridays and Saturdays (hours to be determined) and will have a phone number to call for times when the Van is closed. We are making ourselves more available in order to service locals who don’t use computers much and the large amount of caravan traffic that drives through Rainbow every day.
https://void.cat/d/2JTaLu6o5VRigu8VqgX8BW.webp
#grownostr #rainbowomg #eattherainbow #eatlocal #growyourown #naturalhealth #organic #regenerativeagriculture #permaculture #biodynamic #rainbowvictoria #jeparitvictoria #dimboolavictoria #horshamvictoria

2023-05-01 21:36:42

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2023-05-01 21:33:21

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My Farmacy
www.rainbowomg.com
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2023-05-01 21:30:28

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Yes there are 99 heads per bed 33 x 3. Depending on the time of year they take 50-60 days to mature. All of our veg is sold within 1 hours drive of our town essentially. We have a local bakery that buys this lettuce to put in all their salads.
Everyone who buys this lettuce says it is the best they have ever eaten, we get the same feedback about our Spinach as well. Actually we get that feedback about almost everything we sell.

2023-05-01 21:25:32

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Thank you, it feels like we are finally going places with this business after 3 years of toil with almost no support

2023-05-01 21:11:52

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One of the few benefits of growing in town is the lack of animal pressure. We only have to keep rabbits out of our garden where we live.
Kangaroos are the equivalent to deer in Australia and they eat everything too 😉

2023-05-01 10:25:49

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It's 8:25 pm here in the future

2023-04-30 22:12:37

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These are Butterhead Lettuce which have proven to like our hot climate. They are very attractive and delicious, I can grow them year round here which is excellent for cash flow

2023-04-30 21:47:22

Yesterday marked a huge occasion for us. We purchased an old caravan that will soon be the shopfront for our Market Garden.
We will now be able to serve the huge amount of tourists that drive right be the end of our road daily.
2023 is the breakout year for Rainbow OMG.
@npub1czn…r8xv and I are thrilled.
#grownostr #australia #growyourown #entrepreneur #marketgarden #permaculture
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2023-04-29 22:53:26

Follow my wife, I stuffed up her initial account so follow her here @npub1czn…r8xv
#grownostr #yoga #permaculture #growyourown

2023-04-29 22:48:08

This Lettuce bed was about to be swallowed by Oxalis and required a meticulous hand weeding yesterday. I am a perfectionist and love the look of a weed free farm.
#grownostr #growyourown #permaculture #australia #marketgarden
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2023-04-28 23:31:55

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Freedom Units cracks me up every time

2023-04-26 21:44:39

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Thank you

2023-04-26 21:33:15

This is really cool, neither of these cubes are moving
http://rainbowomg.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/2-cubes.mp4
#grownostr #perspective

2023-04-26 20:55:34

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One must always drink before boarding a plane 😄

2023-04-26 20:45:26

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Pretty much all of our fruit trees are grown from seeds.

2023-04-26 11:25:41

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Moving ;)

2023-04-25 09:29:22

914 seedlings in 1.5 hours.
#grownostr #growyourown #permaculture #marketgarden
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2023-04-24 23:57:18

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I host them on my own website then link to the url

2023-04-24 23:55:39

Sorry for the double post. We have had some glitches setting up Jill's account. I still can't get her wallet to connect but please follow this public key
@npub1czn…r8xv
We had an independent journalist visit our farm yesterday. He shot some great video below.
This video also introduces you too my gorgeous wife @npub1czn…r8xv who you should absolutely follow and message.
http://rainbowomg.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/cafelockedout.mp4
#grownostr #permaculture #growyourown #cafelockedout #australia

2023-04-24 22:51:06

We had an independent journalist visit our farm yesterday. He shot some great video below.
This video also introduces you too my gorgeous wife @npub1rnt…wax6 who you should absolutely follow and message.
#grownostr #permaculture #growyourown #cafelockedout #australia
http://rainbowomg.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/cafelockedout.mp4

2023-04-23 22:09:41

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I have barely used Twitter since I started on Nostr. Its a much better experience I agree

2023-04-23 09:46:49

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Victoria, Australia in the region known as the Mallee. We live in a town called Rainbow

2023-04-22 23:28:26

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It is but the other end of the scale is extreme heat and UV. Personally I like hot weather but not everyone does

2023-04-22 23:20:47

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We just cut ours down for WInter

2023-04-22 22:55:05

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I am so glad we don't have pipes freeze here. Sometimes a garden hose will freeze temporarily on a frosty morning but that's it.