Pragmatic Party Conclusions 

We're all gonna die! lol for real actually but that is the way life works. This is actually just a test/experiment. 

Message me @tim39941098 on x if  you see this please.

I have decided because of the circumstances on x/twitter that it is time to adjust my tactics. It seems to me that with the bots trolls shills and most of all the bait accounts posting directly to x is actually counter productive. I have yet to find legitimate accounts true to their interest. Seems each site that gets any views/exposure/engagement of any consequence (over 10,000 views) or (over 1000 likes & or replies, is a bait account. Not just for "clicks" but to target people with that belief. So for instance a pro 2A account is actually an account that targets (not for a good reason) pro 2A supporters. So if you own a fire arm or the "government" thinks you do you go onto a list of places to raid if you are things in general get to that point. This doesn't mean {ICE} style raids generally just at some point if they think  you are a threat for some reason being on this list could prompt further actions. This goes for almost any useful productive or resistance to the agenda of the rich famous & powerful. Those who we never see or only see under tightly controlled media theater. 

   Sama Hoole

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A cow takes grass (inedible to humans) and produces: - Meat (complete protein + fats) - Milk (complete nutrition) - Leather (clothing, tools) - Tallow (cooking fat, soap, candles) - Bones (tools, broth, fertilizer) - Organs (nutrient-dense food) - Manure (fertilizer) This is complete resource utilization from a plant humans cannot eat. You cannot replicate this with any technology. The cow is performing chemical transformations we cannot industrialize. Grass → complete human nutrition is alchemy. The cow is worth more than any machine humans have invented. It runs on rain and grass. Produces multiple products. Builds soil while operating. Sequesters carbon. Reproduces itself. And we're told to eliminate them for environmental reasons. While flying in almonds from California and soy from Brazil. The stupidity is breathtaking.

Here is a classic example of a great tweet/post on x. Everything said is true and is part of a "natural farming system" which we need to support. What it doesn't tell you is the drawbacks of the industrialized agricultural system we have created. The monoculture system is we have in agriculture is severely flawed. But given a few adjustments this is how it is supposed to work. Basically recreating natural habitats. The beauty of this is when done correctly the farmer/rancher reduced expenses time effort and increases profits and it is sustainable. Any livestock naturally affects the environment.

We all know about crop rotation, companion planting, and manure making the best fertilizer. Each "crop" animal or plant uses the environment in a unique way. Even the same animal or plant can use the environment differently. Plants take and need certain nutrients as do animals. This means your fertilizers of which i have broken down into 7 catagories have to be fine tuned for the next crop.

  The simple concept can get hyper complicated. But the actual concept is simple "Natural Farming" : Using animals to feed the soil to feed the plants that feed the animals, including humans.  Use the animals to feed the soil for the plants that feed the animals including humans rinse and repeat.... no waste 100% recycling just as nature does. If done correctly  expenses and effort is reduced significantly.

Now for "safety" & "health" reasons human manure, because we are producing food for humans needs to be isolated for several reasons. Just as you don't want to use the same source of manure for the feed of that source. This is very important for several reasons also if not just for the diminished returns on specific nutrients for the animals and plants. As for human waste we also have a plethora of chemicals that don't need to be in our food supply. So human waste needs to be for none food items. Wood products or hemp fiber, bamboo or even flowers for your sweetheart on valentines day, ironic isn't it? 

Same goes for livestock and plant crops. Here is the information you won't find on line. 

The 7 types of  "manures".

While the feed will affect the nutrients in some manures and as i stated above this can get insanely complicated a basic rotation keeps all crops and livestock healthy. Adjustments can be made when an obvious issue arrises before it gets to bad. 

1. Fowl: Any bird chicken turkeys ducks etc This manure carries significant properties and nutrients not in any of the others. It can be used to kill weeds then it feeds the plants. It is extremely dense and will kill plants if directly applied but will eventually promote growth of most plants. While extreme it actually makes the best weed killer.

Note: I could go on for pages on each of the 7 manures.

2. Pellet: This is rabbit or goat or any manure in pellet form. Rabbit pellets are a great very safe if rinsed of (rabbit pee) with the advantage of long term soil enhancement. Once rinsed (a good rain does this) you can put it directly around your plants. It takes time to break down and has significant micro organic components that rejuvenate the soil. 

3. Solid: this is people pigs dogs cats or any highly digested fully processed manures. These all have significant issues and other than pig manure I wouldn't use it on human food crops. Pets/domestic non livestock manure has increased risk of contamination and health and disease issues. I do recomend these for non food crops as mentioned earlier.

4. Cow/Bovine: is the safest and generally the most abundant. With up to 5 stomach type processes and generally larger animals it is the most popular manure. The only real issue is the marginal breadth of nutrients. This can be a huge advantage when refining restoring or conditioning soil. It adds a foundation on which a diverse and robust base can be established. 

5. Equine/Horse: Here is the most problematic of all manures but the best for composting. The problematic part is it will promote and grow weeds really well undigested seeds and something about the properties of it that promotes almost every type of plant. The second problem with it is the proximity and influence humans have on it. The feed, medicine, and domestic or human interactions can create challenges. I recommend using this sparingly, and completely composting it before it goes on any human or animal feed plants. Best  yet to be used on non food crops.

6. Green: This is simple any type of non animal living or once living  plant material. Again weed seeds or natural toxins or a myriad of considerations but cut grass (untreated) or leaves wood or wood chips within reason and composting is best. Not a big fan of "mulching" or putting stuff on top of the soil to keep weeds down because it tends to attract things that will harm the plants  you want to grow.

7. Aquatic: I left this for last because it is a bit more diverse. This isn't about rain or watering your plants that is a completely different issue. It also is not about just fish heads planted with each corn seed or fish blended in a bass o matic to pour around your plants. It is about minerals and the term aquatic is used because that is one of the best ways to get the needed minerals and micro nutrients into your soil. When a farm floods, unless it is toxic from upstream contamination it is the best thing that could happen. 

7a. This includes rocks bones even iron or ashes clam or oyster shells feathers, hydrated lyme potash sand mud etc... 

With a little common sense NOT putting lead or mercury ot other toxic minerals or contaminated products in your compost or garden is of utmost importance.