It's getting demented out there. I'd love to hear how you're building #resilience and #selfsufficiency in your own #community.
All ideas and projects are welcome. Let me know what you're up to!
It's getting demented out there. I'd love to hear how you're building #resilience and #selfsufficiency in your own #community.
All ideas and projects are welcome. Let me know what you're up to!
Today I searched for hull-less oats, having only briefly read about them earlier in the year. This type of oats, avena nuda, are thought to be originally from China, and are much easier to grow on a small scale than the hulled oats that most of us know (avena sativa) as they do not require heat processing to remove the hulls. You can grow enough on 150sqm to likely be self sufficient for a year (unless you really really REALLY like oats eg want them for every meal).
These oats prefer no synthetic fertilisers and can grow just about anywhere in any type of soil and a range of climates. And they are hard to process industrially. So they weren't coming up with various searches and certainly are not available commercially in Australia.
Ask high school BFF (who owns land that had previously had oats grown on it) , and she gives me a link to the Victorian Agriculture Seed Database, which links to the Australian Grains Genebank GRIN-Global Database System.
I have now placed an order for 4 different strains of hull-less oats: one from Canada, one from the UK, and two of unknown origin.
*happy dance*
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gif’s artidote | episode 11 | turbulence
in this episode i read the article 'turbulence' from 2020 & go a little more in depth into my first experiences of squatting after walking away from home age 17.https://gifsartidote.life/2026/05/18/gifs-artidote-episode-11-turbulence/