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3085
Heilsa! This is a little reminder that there are a few useful tools located on the main Heathen Homesteading group site at...
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Mar 1, 2007
8:42 pm
3086
Out of curiousity, has anyone here had any experiences with bats and bat houses? My husband found a couple of web sites with plans to build them, but these...
Cat Ellis
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Mar 7, 2007
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In a message dated 3/6/2007 9:12:01 PM Eastern Standard Time, freyadora@... writes: Out of curiousity, has anyone here had any experiences with bats and...
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Mar 7, 2007
12:24 pm
3088
Goden dag! We have a bat house in our back yard. We didn't build it, it was here before we moved it. Though I can tell you that we do have bats around here and...
Lady Lorelei-Ranveig
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Mar 7, 2007
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I don't know about bat houses, but we had a bat living under an old futon mattress hanging from the rafters of our barn. Didn't take him long to find it...
Samuel Bennett
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Mar 7, 2007
5:27 pm
3090
... Thanks for that bit of information. Like probably most folks, I too had always assumed that hummingbirds were strictly nectarivorous (is that a real word?...
Dan B-E
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Mar 7, 2007
6:32 pm
3091
We like the idea of bats and put up a bat house, but it never attracted any- at the same time we have had them IN the barn, and occasionally in the house. (one...
Virginia Taylor
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Mar 7, 2007
8:54 pm
3092
In a message dated 3/7/2007 1:33:28 PM Eastern Standard Time, ulfin@... writes: Soon after that adaptation, they'll begin snapping up the mosquitoes...
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Mar 7, 2007
9:18 pm
3093
Thanks to everyone who responded in regard to the bat houses. While we're still going to build a few to see how they do, we'll probably hang a few hummingbird...
Cat Ellis
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Mar 8, 2007
11:15 pm
3094
... Goden dag! This was kind of my thinking about the bat houses, as well. We live in a suburban area. And while we are literally on the bottom of our ...
Lady Lorelei-Ranveig
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Mar 9, 2007
2:57 am
3095
As thrilled as we were with that first lazagna after none for 11 months- we've been making cheese every other day, and are getting a bit sick of garlic and...
Virginia Taylor
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Mar 13, 2007
3:15 pm
3096
Ohhhhhhhh I love fresh goat cheese. Yes, you can freeze it although it disappears pretty fast around my place. If the kids know I have it, they're hauling it...
Carol Norton
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Mar 14, 2007
1:55 am
3097
I don't have goats anymore, but did years ago. I made LOTS of ice cream and puddings. Of course the ice cream freezes quite well. I miss my girls......had...
Minerva Ravenwing
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Mar 14, 2007
4:10 pm
3098
Hello! I got news of y'all from another member on the 9 worlds board. I am Angelina Bunch. Aislinn to my friends and the folk:}My husband Eric and I own...
aislinnfirehorse
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Mar 18, 2007
5:18 pm
3099
Hailsa and welcome! Frith, ~Julie in Oregon aislinnfirehorse <aislinnfirehorse@...> wrote: Hello! I got news of...
Julie Wolfsong
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Mar 19, 2007
4:30 pm
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Hailsa All! As I know there are much more experienced gardeners on this list than my husband and I, it seemed the best place to come for composting questions. ...
Julie
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Mar 19, 2007
4:40 pm
3101
If you have kept the compost pile "hot" (over 120 in the center) then you should be able to use it in about 3 months from starting. Even a "cold" pile should...
Samuel Bennett
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Mar 19, 2007
5:12 pm
3102
Thank you, Sam. This is the first time I've heard "hot" and "cold" in reference to compost. I think it's probably pretty warm, and that makes sense now, since...
Julie Wolfsong
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Mar 19, 2007
5:49 pm
3103
Funny you should mention that. My friend of the big garden and I were discussing last night. He lets the stuff go for about a year. Then he spreads it out...
Carol Norton
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Mar 19, 2007
6:18 pm
3104
Very cool! Thank you! :oD Carol Norton <wiccecrone@...> wrote: Funny you should mention that. My friend of the big...
Julie Wolfsong
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Mar 19, 2007
9:34 pm
3105
Oh you're in Ohio??!!? I am from Dayton originally. Only moved to VA last year to get married Julie Wolfsong <gypsybelly13@...> wrote:...
Aislinn FireHorse
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Mar 19, 2007
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Hmm depends on what you composted I'd say. Paper and cardboard, both excellent mulches compost much faster. For pest control I can't recommend beneficial...
Aislinn FireHorse
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Mar 19, 2007
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Thanx! Julie Wolfsong <gypsybelly13@...> wrote: Hailsa and welcome! Frith, ~Julie in Oregon aislinnfirehorse...
Aislinn FireHorse
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Mar 19, 2007
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3108
Most of what we've composted is veggies, fruits, coffee grounds, egg shells... kitchen stuff. Paper towels and a bit of cardboard, too. I stopped composting...
Julie Wolfsong
gypsybelly13
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Mar 19, 2007
10:15 pm
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This can also be acomplished with card board over the compost, or even just over your garden area.... worms love it! And the weeds have a hard time making it...
Angelia R.
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Mar 20, 2007
7:16 pm
3110
We have enough lady bugs in the area... no need to bring more in... If your dryer lint is from natural fabrics, then its great! cottons, wool and things of...
Angelia R.
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Mar 20, 2007
7:17 pm
3111
Thanks, Angel! :oD I'll check with the liquor store. Not too tough, being next door to the studio. ;o) I've heard about the dryer lint being good fire tinder....
Julie Wolfsong
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Mar 20, 2007
7:36 pm
3112
Freowyn wrote: He also planted a late carrot crop. When it started to freeze, he mulched it real good and covered it with straw bales (which proceeded to...
Virginia Taylor
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Mar 20, 2007
9:24 pm
3113
Angelia wrote (snipped for brevity)..." otherwise, put the lint into cardboard egg cartons, and pour your left over wax over it to make campfire starters =) " ...
Carol Norton
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Mar 21, 2007
1:04 am
3114
Hubby used it when in boyscouts =) we hope to be doing some "week" long hikes this year... after I get in shape... YOGA tonight! Walk tomorrow... (perhaps) ...
Angelia R.
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Mar 22, 2007
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