@Jim Flach AI cleared up the confusion.. Late on the draw Jim..😂🤣🤣🤣

@Jim Flach learning

@Jim Flach how do I join man😂🤣😂🤣. Seeds have been a really painful process of trial and error. The red tape is infuriating really, I agree😂🤣😂🤣. I'm going to have to look into "Foundations for farming", sounds interesting 🤔

@Jim Flach will do

@Manda Jackson giving NOTHING away 🤣😂🤣😂. Which parts did I get?

@Manda Jackson 50% is not too shabby 🤣😂🤣

A light to rule them all!!!! If you are not creating your own biogas guys you have got to get on it like YESTERDAY 🤗🤗🤗. We are going to be ordering a bunch of these biogas lights and make them available to our community as we teach them how to build their own biogas systems in our village later on this year. My dream is to find simple, safe and bio friendly solutions to all things Farming. Seen people using these on YouTube. They absolutely look the business... Has anyone here actually used them?

@Jim Flach Me personally it will be a combination of fish slurry, pig, goat, chicken and cow manures. All excess waste that we are not going to repurpose as compost pretty much. I had a trial run with a miniature model we built and that worked gang busters with those combinations. Any organic waste will work really as long as you get the parameters right.nits a very simple process.. I've seen people just use kitchen waste or garden trimmings and it works well. YouTube is AMAZING...🤣😂😂😂

Chop and drop is working well for me. I do have several different zones and solutions to each, but overall... That's my go to. Weeds make for great animal feed, compost, mulch etc. Nature absolutely knows better than we do. There's areas where planting ground cover van be beneficial too. It's not been a one fix for all in my context.... Great question

@Betsy Moll prickly pear were my late mum's favourite thing to snack on. Isn't it funny how little things can evoke emotion....? Nice little memory there for me, thanks for sharing..