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    21 Sept, 18:49

    forwarded from @savealexandria

    Written by a jarhead for jarheads this book is crayon eating simple which is what makes it artfully elegant and applicable.Worth printing out.Introduction Chapter 1: Clothing, Boots, and Equipment Chapter 2: Map Work and Navigation Chapter 3: Weapons and Optics Chapter 4: Camouflage Chapter 5: Living in the Field Chapter 6: Signals and Marking Chapter 7: Communication Chapter 8: Patrolling Chapter 9: Defense Fieldcraft Chapter 10: Planning Chapter 11: Miscellaneous Tips and TricksAppendix A: Sample Kits for Units Reference’s
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    21 Sept, 18:44

    Flowers- contain oil, rutin, vitamins and minerals extensively for treatment of dropsy, rheumatism, appendix inflammation, bladder and kidney infections, intestinal conditions, eyes and external skin conditions.Berries- Diuretic, Astringent, Diaphoretic can be used as a gargleLeaves- the young Spring Leaves boiled and honey are excellent in chronic constipation boiled in milk for inflammation of burns of the skin and piles. (FYI 🙃piles are hemorrhoids, which are swollen blood vessels in the rectum or anus) 🙈#DaysOfLearning #Elder #Elderberry
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    21 Sept, 18:44

    Medicinal Parts: The roots, inner bark, leaves, berries and flowers are all recognized as natural Medical treatment.Dr Brown (1875) gives us the following: "The inner bark of Elder is hydragogue, emetic and cathartic. Has been successfully used in epilepsy by taking it from branches 1 or 2 years old, scraping off the gray outer bark, and steeping 2 ounces of it in 5 ounces of boiling water for 48 hours. Strain and give every 15 minutes when fit is threatening.ExternallyThe Elder is the Herbalist's cosmetic tree, as every part will aid in complexion beauty, removing spots, allaying irritation, removing freckles and preserving elasticity.You can use the roots, bark, twigs, leaves, and berries in tinctures, balms, salves, infused oil, or poultice for EVERY type of infection or inflammation.#DaysOfLearning #Elder #Elderberry
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    21 Sept, 18:44

    Elder or Elderberry is an indigenous shrub growing in all parts of the United States and Canada, in low, damp grounds, thickets and waste places. They grow from 5 to 20 ft high blooming in June and July, with star-shaped fragrant flowers 1/4 inch across, grouped in flat flower clusters about 8 in across. Purple blackberries containing three or four round seeds, maturing in September and October. The fruit is often made into jellies, pies, and wine. The branching stems are covered with a rough, pitted gray bark; large central stems are smooth. The odor is faintly sweet, aromatic; taste slightly bitter. The European Elder, though larger than the American, is in general characteristics and properties similar. 🌿#DaysOfLearning #Elder #Elderberry
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    12 Sept, 13:58

    forwarded from @inlinewithnature

    Natural Farming - Mulching the treesA thick layer of straw can make a big difference during the hot summer months.In this video, we mulch all of our newly planted fruit trees to help keep the soil moist after irrigation. By reducing evaporation, we can use as little water as possible while giving the trees the best chance to grow in a natural and healthy way.#naturalfarming #fukuoka #inlinewithnature #mulch #fruittrees #mulchinghttps://youtu.be/acd14nDxN_Y
    YouTubeBuilding Mulch Volcanoes for Our Young TreesA thick layer of straw can make a big difference during the hot summer months. In this video, we mulch all of our newly planted fruit trees to help keep the soil moist after irrigation. By reducing evaporation, we can use as little water as possible while…
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    11 Sept, 15:54

    forwarded from @schizosteading

    Apple season - careful with that wax!Warm water and borax solution soakTop one was taken out and scrubbed and the wax was softened but the whole apple became sticky, so there was still some remaining so put er back inCheck out the difference between the scrubbed and unscrubbed. blech.I'd really like to know if our hyperborean mineral friend, borax, dissolves apeel and glyphosate.𝕬𝖗𝖐𝖍𝖆𝖒 𝕱𝖆𝖗𝖒𝖘
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    10 Sept, 12:35

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    7 Sept, 15:18

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    7 Sept, 15:18

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    7 Sept, 15:18

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    7 Sept, 15:18

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    7 Sept, 15:18

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    7 Sept, 13:41

    Heads up if you use Ball pectin for canning. Posted in the canning subreddit tonight [i blacked out a curse word].
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    6 Sept, 23:13

    forwarded from @jsllc

    Pasta all’Ubriaco is perfect if you want to try one of Italy’s most underrated pasta techniques.Ingredients (serves 2) • 200 g pasta (author used spaghetti) • ½ bottle red wine • 2–3 tbsp extra virgin olive oil • 1–2 tsp chili flakes • 2–3 knobs unsalted butter • Salt (if needed) • Optional: splash of beef broth for extra depthMethod1. In a wide pan, add olive oil, garlic and chili flakes over medium heat until fragrant. 2. Pour in the red wine and bring it to a gentle simmer. 3. Add your dry pasta directly into the wine, letting it slowly soften and absorb all that flavour. 4. Keep stirring, adding a splash more wine—or beef broth if needed—until the pasta is perfectly al dente. 5. Once the wine reduces and coats every strand with that deep ruby colour, finish with cold knobs of butter. 6. Toss aggressively until glossy, silky, and creamy.
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    6 Sept, 22:35

    forwarded from @myfavoritesnews

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    6 Sept, 22:34

    Bees use Stinging Nettle to naturally protect against Verroa...we added stinging nettles to our beehives. nettle leaves contain formic & oxalic acid. both of which are manufactured commercially and sold to beekeepers as pest management tools for varroa mites.We are returning to the remedies in our backyard and leaning into our honeybees natural instincts - hoping to holistically support their natural immune systems and naturally strengthening disease resistance!
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    5 Sept, 16:10

    I had my honeydew melons cross pollinate with my cucumbers one year. And I’m gonna tell you that was the best tasting crunchiest Fruit ever taste super awesome on a salad
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    5 Sept, 00:19

    forwarded from @beautifuluniverse11

    30 Medicinal Plants The Native Americans Used On a Daily Basis | Blissed Zone
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    5 Sept, 00:15

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