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Sweet Biddi McGee
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Katılım Ağustos 2025
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Hummingbirds' vision can detect ultraviolet light.
Which humans cannot see - this gives them the capability to locate nectar, the drink of the gods.
”The hummingbird is connected not only to life, but also to war and sacrifice.
They can perceive frequencies the human eye cannot.
Humans can only see a small portion of visible light.
Many animals, including birds, can detect ultraviolet frequencies that are completely invisible to us.
Electromagnetic disturbances are blanketed all around us! Is it possible for precog totem animals to
respond to them as part of their instinctive behavior?
Having the capabilities to sense
electromagnetic signals from entities in the ether.
If so, are they able to perceive phenomena that humans
interpret only symbolically or spiritually? Functioning as biological sensors tuned to environmental signals
beyond normal human perception. And could they battle, go to war and protect individuals from
something out of the 5th dimension traveling through the 3rd via hyperdimensional portals & electronics?
#spaceburrata --> access the new pdf patreon.com/posts/space-bu…
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Agriculture
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SOIL Is The Platform ♎ @Wade_Finley @_Texas_toast @EA_Rice @modernTman
We LOWER RISKS 🫧
Homesteading4sovereignty@sovernTranch
The art of soil building, the importance of trample and the proficiency of sheep as a natural “crimper” Most people graze their forage way to low and don’t allow enough rest/regrowth before they graze it again You can’t achieve the right amount of trample in 4” grass
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@SKIPPER_BTCMSTR @FringeBtc I bought Lyn’s book and she stole my song. @LynAldenContact
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Farm Action@FarmActionUS
“We are seeing the hollowing out of our rural communities.” “In the last 10 years… the top five agriculture companies have made $150 billion in profit.” “At the same time, we’ve lost 200,000 family farms.” Regenerative farmer Zach Lahn breaks down how Big Ag is “extorting our farmers.” “I just yesterday had a meeting with 70 traditional farmers… just north of my farm here.” “Farmers actually do not like these companies in the first place.” “For many years, these companies have been buying up all the smaller companies, reducing competition and creating monopolies.” “If you ask any farmer what their biggest issue has been over the past couple years, they’re not gonna talk about tariffs.” “What they’re gonna talk about is that input companies keep driving their prices up and they have no choice of where to go to buy something different.” “Farmers are looking for a way out.” @ZachLahn @leah_wilson
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Join us at 10 am EST w/ host @_Texas_toast, exec. producer @3ricMills, chief provocateur @publord, @Wade_Finley @WeFeedTheSoil @SweetBiddi2 @BTCJFC @theemikehobart @bobvankirk #pardonsamourai x.com/i/spaces/1vJpP…
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Should we include a standalone White Paper section in the game? ⚡
We would love your thoughts...
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We’ve shipped out the remaining Early Supporter cards - all heading overseas! We hope they land safely and you love them when they arrive.
We’ve also tucked in a few extra surprises for you 😉
#StackYourDeck ⚡🙌
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🎋Bamboo curing is one of the most common South East Asian curing technique which is practiced mainly in Nepal, Thailand, Myanmar and Northeast India.
The bamboo cure does not only gives structure to the narrow leaf landrace varieties but also enhances the overall effect and flavor. 😋
🌿 When the flowers are compressed, resin heads gets squished together and leak out the oil within them. 🍯
This squished oil then covers the flowers and somewhat crystallizes creating new mono terpenes and a cured hash like effect from the flowers.
🎥 tridentseeds
#strainhunting #information #landrace #cannabis #hash
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Gm ….One of my goals this year was to come in later to work twice a week to spend more time with my kids. Today I got to dance with my daughter to Miss Rachel. Her eyes lit up and her smile was from ear to ear. I’ll always cherish these moments. Money is great but a bond between his father and daughter is sacred ❤️🙏🏾💪
Dirty Hands Clean Money!
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Did you know this is what pork is actually supposed to look like?
We didn’t either… until we started supporting local farmers.
The difference is night and day.
Grocery store pork is often pale and watery, while locally raised pork has a richer pink/red color with real marbling.
Why?
Most store pork comes from pigs raised fast for mass production. This can lead to “PSE” pork (pale, soft, watery meat) with less flavor and lower nutrient density. Sometimes it’s also processed in ways that add water weight and reduce natural color.
Over time, people were taught that pale pork = lean and better… but that’s not the full story.
Locally raised pork comes from healthier animals raised with better diets and less stress. That means:
• Deeper natural color (more myoglobin)
• Better flavor and texture
• More nutrients like B vitamins, iron, and zinc
• No added water weight
Once you see the difference, you can’t unsee it.
Support local farmers like @PeggiBosquez who raised this beautiful pork!
Know your farmer, know your food!
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Sign the petition to #pardonsamourai
change.org/billandkeonne
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