Inspired by #inkblotart... Introducing #steakblotart! Cut from a chuck eye roast I think it looks like a whole broiler chicken in a roasting pan. #grownostr #carnivore

Picked these earrings up for my wife on a recent road trip to New Hampshire at Silver Daves Coin Shop in Weare, NH. She picked them out herself! On the way home, she bought me Matthew Lysiak's Fiat Food book with bitcoin on the lightning network 🙂 #grownostr #bitcoin #jewelry

Amazon product #2: horticultural charcoal. This is an uncharged, raw version of the charged biochar with chunks that will not go through 1/4 inch screen. Let me know what you all think of the labels, has to shuffle stuff around since the words are longer than the biochar label ones #grownostr #biochar

We are live with my first product on Amazon! Still tweaking the listing but they say if you aren't embarrassed a little at first, you waited too long to launch. Regenerative Soil Amendments Charged Biochar Premium Soil Enhancer: 100% Natural Soil Enhancer for Gardening & Composting | Biochar, Worm Castings, Microorganisms and Minerals (160 oz)

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Monday is our kid's homeschooling co-op. Today I left them a note in their lunchboxes so they see it at noon. I had the idea to include a discussion question to talk about with their friends and an answer on the back to get them started. Today's question is: "What happened in 1971?" #homeschooling #grownostr

Here's where I ended up with the charged biochar labels for Amazon. Thanks for everybody's suggestions! Next step is taking pictures for the Amazon listing! #biochar #grownostr

A dinner the WEF hates. Chuck eye steak. Goat butter Sheep feta Buffalo mozzarella Cow milk mozzarella. 4 ruminant products. Dessert: brown butter bites. Come and take it Klauss and Bill! #carnivore #grownostr

Processing biochar with a leaf vacuum ala Michael Wittman. Each bag full is about 13 gallons. I have the biochar up on a frame of 1/2 inch hardware cloth to dry after quenching. #grownostr #biochar

Over the long weekend we set up our biogas generator from Homebiogas. It is the Homebiogas 4.0 model. It has a 700 gallon digestion chamber and holds 317 gallons of biogas. There is 325 pounds of sand on top to pressurize the gas, which will be used for cooking initially. I just added 50 gallons of pig manure slurry today to activate it. Making pig manure slurry is one of those tasks you want to keep your mouth closed for! The main feedstock will be pig manure. The effluent will be gravity fed to composing worm beds. The one eye opening thing for me is the gas production. According to the manual it can make 7.5 kWh of energy per day, so it would take 2 1/2 weeks to produce the amount of energy in one 20 lb propane tank. Fossil fuels embody so much energy! #grownostr #biogas #permaculture