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That's the problem. I can't figure out the graph. It doesn't seem to follow the market or the underlying asset. Is the ETF meant to be temporary?

I thought about that, but oats could have weed seeds.

Cracked corn sounds like a good idea.

NVII is looking very interesting to me for my Roth IRA. Anyone have opinions on this? I tried to research online, but there are so many ignorant douchebags on Reddit and other sites that I'm not sure about dropping a chunk of cash into something I don't fully understand. It's boasting a 4%...

I used cardboard held down by rocks and gravel, but my planting was not nearly as extensive as what the guy in the video did. Be aware of the variety you are getting. I have one red twig that gets tall and sparse, with big green leaves. I have another variety that grows low and dense, with...

I planted staggered red and yellow twig dogwoods as a hedge in Ontario, and I planted some red twig in front of some yellow twig to improve the winter view out a couple windows in Norway. Very happy with the results. If you are patient, you can do it very cheap.

Baker will be a very good resource for you if you're in Alabama. He's one of the most respected posters on here for his knowledge, experience, and RESULTS. He kills enormous bucks, which he attributes to his habitat management, and the proof is in the pudding. You might want to check out his...

Baker has posted quite a bit about his experience with joint vetch and Alyce clover in Louisiana. If you do a search, you should be able to come up with some of his posts, including videos. The Alyce clover and other nurse crops like buckwheat are often to help allow the vetch to get...

More inflation in the markets. Going to be a weird few years.

It seems like a reasonable price. Like the others said, I would get another estimate, or two.

Are they installing purlins or screwing the metal directly to the old roofing?

You can even ferment the radish greens. There are some good Korean recipes on YouTube. Greens from the garden are loaded with B12, which a lot of people are deficient in. I ferment my milk as well. I pour my kefir culture into a carton of milk and let it sit on the counter for a day or two...

I stopped messing with my pears. They grow well, and they do what they want. I say let them do their thing.

You can chip bud also. But I really wouldn't worry about ethylene causing scions to come out of dormancy. Use a few plastic bags, and you should be good.

I think a couple of gallon ziplock bags would suffice. I've never had a problem.

Fermented foods are different from supermarket foods pickled with vinegar.

Just put the scions in the fridge until Spring.

None. I got out just over $100 and never touched it again.

Yeah. It would be crude to go into detail. But I have lived a good life.