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Chris Martenson- Daily Digest 4/4 - Cholera Spreading In Mozambique, Unhealthy Diets Kill More People Than Tobacco April 4, 2019House committee passes bill to upgrade 401(k) plans amid 'retirement income crisis' At our current pace it'll take 80 years to repair all the structurally deficient bridges in the US, a report finds Cholera is spreading in Mozambique in the wake of Cyclone Idai Unhealthy diets now kill more people than tobacco and high blood […]
- Daily Digest 4/4 - Cholera Spreading In Mozambique, Unhealthy Diets Kill More People Than Tobacco April 4, 2019
Category Archives: Farms
Seed Longevity
I’ve discussed the issue of seed longevity before. In many cases, it’s worth trying to germinate older seed. But just how old? Thereby hangs a tale… One of the benefits of the internet is that you can often find scanned … Continue reading
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Tagged date palm, germination, Masada, Methuselah, seed longevity, seed storage, seeds
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Food Map USA
I talk a lot about food on this blog – growing it, harvesting it, prepping it, preserving it and cooking it. It’s probably the most basic of human needs outside of water. You can cobble together a shelter in an … Continue reading
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Tagged California, food map, local food souces, supply chain, trucker's strike
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Old-Fashioned Cooking: Elva’s 90-Minute Bread
In this modern-day-take-it-out-of-the-freezer-and shove-it-in-the-microwave world, we often lose sight of what real food tastes like. Not too surprising, when you look at the ingredient lists on most prepared foods. Many so-called foods have more chemicals than food ingredients. I figure … Continue reading
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Tagged 90-minute bread, cinnamon rolls, Great Depression, Idaho, ninety minute bread, yeast bread
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