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@GrowAllYourFood @AgroNationalism Same. And I also happen to love my property, was lucky to have found it when I did and would most likely not find another like it in my area. I’ll stay put lol

@AgroNationalism My home has more than tripled in value since I bought it but it does me little good because even if I sell it the other homes are also expensive.

Something I hate about people judging their own wealth based on their real estate value is that real estate value is speculative but cash flow is real. Many many people accepting lower standards of living because they think it washes out in the price of their home.

@Amaatya @Arden_2210 @Gregory20354921 5+5=10, 10x5=50 6+6=12, 12x6=72 3+3=6, 6x3=18

@Arden_2210 @Gregory20354921 Yes 18 is correct 5*5=25*2=50 6*6=36*2=72 3*3=9*2=18

If you solve this, your IQ is high 🔥 What should come instead of ?

@Commenter_On_X @FalconryFinance The amount of flies and mosquitoes in that video is screaming they don’t even consider germs as a thing. Soften the meat? Maybe…

@FalconryFinance In the cooking method of monkey meat, it is boiled for a long time to soften the meat and kill germs. It is often prepared in the form of a soup or stew with local herbs and spices. If it is to be dried, in some remote areas it is also dried over smoke to preserve the meat.

we are all so fucking lucky

@meathead I really appreciate that insight as I haven’t thought about pathogens at that point. I “assumed” it was as safe as cubing it (without fully cubing it of course). So you would suggest dry brined and vacuum sealed sous vide instead?

There is a very slight risk to this process. If there is contamination on the surface of the meat, and that is where it commonly appears, by stabbing it, you are not only driving the seasonings down to the center, but you were driving pathogens down to where the final temperature is not high enough to kill them.

Marinade myths, busted. Most marinades do not soak deep into meat. They mostly live on the surface. The exceptions are seafood and vegetables, which take on flavor more easily. Want marinades to work better on thicker foods? Give them a hand. Lightly gashing or scoring creates more surface area and gives the marinade places to cling and sneak in. Here is our go-to marinade and brinerade for seafood and veggies, plus tips on how to use it: amazingribs.com/tested-recipes… #BBQ #Marinade #GrillingTips #CookingScience #BBQScience #Seafood #Veggies #OutdoorCooking #FoodNerd #GrillLife

Infected insects used for biological warfare are called “vectors”. While there have been experiments using these as recent as the 1960s and earlier, they were deemed unreliable thus ineffective. They could just as easily infect friendly forces as well as enemies. Once released, you can no longer control where they go.

@OwenGregorian And we keep finding CCP spies bringing insects into our country, imagine if they made mosquito transmitted rabies and released it here? At least I can continue to buy cheap junk at walmart though.

Chinese scientists are using mosquitoes to vaccinate bats against rabies and the Nipah virus | Not the Bee Surely, nothing could go wrong here... Yeah, I don't exactly trust the Chinese when it comes to experimenting with viruses. But they're doing it! From the article: The Chinese research team created a vaccine based on a weakened version of vesicular somatitis virus (VSV), which can infect both insects and mammals and is already used in an approved Ebola vaccine made by Merck. They then designed two innovative delivery methods to vaccinate bats against Nipah and rabies - which have fatality rates of up to 75 per cent and nearly 100 per cent, respectively. This just gives weird science-fiction vibes even though it's probably fine and actually might be productive. (But again, CHINA.) In one route, researchers fed the Aedes aegypti mosquito blood containing the vaccine, which replicates inside the insect's salivary glands. This means it is transferred when the insect bites the bat, or the bat eats the insects. In experiments in the laboratory, both bats and mice exposed to the sterilised vaccine-carrying mosquitoes developed neutralising antibodies against both diseases. The researchers also conducted a challenge trial for rabies - all of the animals exposed to the virus survived the lethal infection. They could not replicate this for Nipah as they did not have access to a high-level biosecurity laboratory, but said that the antibody levels in the vaccinated animals were similar. Oh, by all means, why don't you give these Chinese scientists access to that high-level biosecurity lab and let them experiment with the Nipah virus? It'll be fine, I'm sure. So go ahead, China - experiment away! Maybe it'll work. (Or we'll all die.) notthebee.com/article/scient…

@wilson_dunham_f 🤘

New record one time egg sale to one of our commercial customers. 30 dozen in one shot!! Boom 💥👊🤯

I have almost 70 blueberry bushes here in South Carolina. You can take cuttings from their new growth during the summer after they finished fruiting and you should prune them during their winter dormancy. And yes, as other have stated, mulch them well with pine needles and or pine tree mulch. They should also be well watered during the spring as the flowers and then berries begin forming.

Any expert blueberry bush pruning gurus out there?? We've got a row of 10 year old bushes that have devolved into a tangled viney jungle with more weed than canes. Could be a huge producer if I had the skill to properly keep them. Sigh 🙄

@AmericanALCHMY This little piggy went to the market, this little piggy stayed home. This little piggy found an alien tracker…

A scientist cut an alleged alien implant out of his own toe! Inside was meteoric iron, nerve cells fused to the device, and isotope ratios in boron and copper that don't match anything on Earth. The body produced zero immune response. Any foreign object in the human body triggers a reaction but this one mysteriously didn't. Episod with Steve Colbern coming soon!

@DonnieSEvans @TukiFromKL I agree with you and was thinking the same. People don’t have to like it but I see nothing wrong with what he did.

@TukiFromKL Why is this illegal? Did he create music (even if A.I. generated) and then sell it? So it was mass produced… so what? If someone liked the music and bought it… why illegal?

🚨 Do you understand what this man just pulled off.. > a guy from North Carolina used AI to generate hundreds of thousands of songs.. uploaded them to Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon.. then botted billions of streams on his own tracks and walked away with $8 million > 660,000 fake streams per day.. spread across thousands of AI songs so nobody noticed.. $1.2 million a year.. for music no human ever actually listened to real artists are out here grinding for 0.003 cents per stream.. promoting on TikTok.. begging for playlist placements.. and this guy just had AI make the music AND the audience first-ever criminal streaming fraud case.. he's paying back $8 million.. but the playbook is out there now.. and AI just got better since he started the music industry spent 10 years fighting piracy.. now they have to fight songs that don't exist being listened to by people who don't exist.

@GeorgeKahn20 Sweet gum trees are almost completely useless. That’s sad because my property is covered with them and there’s enough to build barns and fences for days but their wood rots way too fast to use for anything besides firewood and pulp for paper.

This is what we call "gumballs." They come from "gumball trees." They are like spiked wooden marbles. They suck to walk on, and they are hell on a lawn mower. This is why everyone around here hates these trees. This is why I Girdled that large tree today. 3/20/26.

@WomenAreFedUp @ronsterd89 Seriously. I never realized there are people that thought it was an option.

@ronsterd89 Um, yes. There are people who don’t?

Does everybody clean and wash their crockpot after every use?

@asirius1nwa @FFT1776 I’m gonna let you in on a little secret. MANY members of government have a Fast Pass for TSA. Civilians can buy them too 🙄

@FFT1776 It's NOT right with me! These people are no better or more special than me, therefore WTF is it with them receiving preferential treatment? They're all fucking hypocrites!

🚨Nancy Mace and Debbie Wasserman Schultz getting escorted through TSA … … bypassing the lines the rest of us are stuck in. No wonder Americans are fed up with Congress. Just because you can skip the line doesn’t mean you should.

@AyeloFayowole @forallcurious This is honestly being treated with Mucinex. At the Dr’s today with the second person in my house to get it. Some sinus issues, may or may not include coughing and low grade fevers. I’m the only one at home that hasn’t got it.

Dangerous virus with no cure sounds terrifying until you realize it’s being framed to spark panic more than understanding. Human metapneumovirus (HMPV) isn’t some mysterious new apocalypse. It’s a well-known respiratory virus that’s been circulating for years, no specific cure doesn’t mean no help treatment could be focuses on managing symptoms, just like with many common viral infections.

BREAKING🚨: Dangerous virus with no treatment or cure spreads rapidly across the U.S. new map reveals who is most at risk Human metapneumovirus (HMPV) is spreading across the U.S. there’s no specific cure, and wastewater data now confirms widespread transmission nationwide.

@CassieCMartin That’s a nice piece of dragon glass!

I had the incredible opportunity to hold a Mata’a from a private collection on Easter Island. These are distinct, obsidian stemmed artifacts that were used as both weapons and tools, and were likely hafted to wooden handles. I’ll share more footage from this amazing collection and its owner in my future Easter Island videos.

@LakeLouise1988 @SenFettermanPA @OhMyNotAgain99 The same people screaming about the cost of an ID are the same people already receiving government benefits… which they had to show an ID to get…

FALSE☝️ - While a majority are generically in favor of voter ID, the vast majority do NOT favor significantly added $cost & bureaucracy of adding controls which would result in making it harder for 10’s of millions to exercise their right to vote with very limited time to remedy …unlike REALID which took years. One example of bureaucracy is shown below. - There has been ZERO relevant fraud in any fed or state level election in U.S. history. IOW, there are ZERO reasons to increase controls & bureaucracy but every reason to decrease controls to help more people vote - It is already unlawful for non-citizens to vote with severe penalties for doing so. The big question here is …why does Fetterman consistently act inconsistent with the vast majority of those who voted him into office?

83% of Americans agree on voter ID. 71% of Democrats agree on voter ID. Keep it basic: PHOTO ID to vote. Stop turning this into a Christmas list and attacking vote-by-mail. If GOP wants real reform over a show vote––put out a clean, standalone bill and I’m AYE.

@SteveOnSpeed @GarySmithInKY Yes

@GarySmithInKY Right, so what’s your answer? :)

Where you live right now, would $2 million in liquid net worth be enough for you to retire today?

@meathead @BestinDogs Anytime I leave my Red Heeler in the car to go into a store, I come back and find him in the passenger side floor board. I’ve had him since he was 7 months old and he’s almost 7 now but he still does this. He did it earlier today actually.

@BestinDogs Notice that this guy is on the floor in front of the passenger seat. That is just about the safest place in the car for a dog. I train puppies for Leader Dogs For the Blind and they require that their future guide dogs ride in this spot in a car.

We’re coming back from the shelter. The whole ride, he kept looking at me like this, not really knowing where he was going. I could see the confusion in his eyes, a mix of uncertainty and hope. He probably thinks he's going to another place, another cage, another lonely night. But what he doesn’t know yet is that this time is different. He’s going to a real home. No more cold floors or empty walls. Just warmth, love, and a family. His journey is just beginning, and I’ll be there every step of the way.

MI Gardner is on our list that we watch and I also had no idea he was being harassed by the communists of his state. That is so sad. People in general have a bit of pride in where they’re from but I could not have pride in places like that. Being sued for your trees, collecting God given rain water. Seriously, that’s True oppression.

I showed this to a friend of mine who is not on X and he said this is what his father-in-law does for a living going around digging ponds for farmers. I said don't you mean illegal wetlands? Not in my state he said where we are not commies.

This is how they torment and brutalize heritage Americans; they hate us more than anyone can imagine. MI gardener on YT got harassed in this way when he tried to build a nursery on his new property. For 3 years his viewers had no idea because he had a GAG order and he was forced to spend his life savings to put back trees and other stuff that he had removed to make the business. The justification for this was that miles and miles of tiny creeks and streams eventually theoretically led to a far away river so he was "harming wetlands". These are demons and it's not the actions of humans - the supposed justifications for it are just meant to make it feel even worse as a form of mockery.

@longstoryfarms I can’t speak for “farming”, but as a homesteader we grow for self sufficiency. There is no dollar amount on that.

Are you willing to keep your day job so you can afford to lose money farming?