Welcome back to another newsletter. For all those who celebrated Mother's Day over the weekend, I hope you had a lovely one, whether it was being pampered by your children (human or not) or spending quality time with your own mothers.
Things happening in the community.
Have you ever thought of selling your ethically produced products? Here's how the Homesteaders Co-op has been going these last few months with getting sales for its vendors. It's a community effort which is blossoming.
what is happening on the Steem blockchain.It looks like it's been a while since @pennsif has had a chance to update on the @altlife account. He's been busy with work on the promotion and reporting of Thank you @pennsif for all your hard work in this area.
round up of all the posts. A perfect place to get lots of ideas on dealing with those excesses. The new Question of the Week is now in motion and entries can be made until 22nd May.The @ecotrain is as busy as always. The last challenge on making use of waste and abundance has closed with a
fortnightly challenge is still open until 17th May, so if you were planning on an entry, there is still time.@naturalmedicine's
Also, For the Love of Comments is still open for entries until Friday. This time there are chances of prizes for all, no matter what your SP is. The delegation prize will still go to someone with less than 500 SP, so if you know anyone who deserves it (yourself included), drop a comment on the post.
Welcoming Newcomers
They have a website and produce grubs for pet food. If you can stomach the idea, they are looking into food-grade grubs for people consumption too! I hope you can find some time to look at what they are doing and give their latest post some love.
Some highlights of the week
here.
how useful alyssum can be in the vegetable garden.
Sometimes as growers of food plants, we can forget that flowers play an important role too. @lizziesworld tells us a bit about
intentional communities. Something I think many readers might find interesting or have some thoughts to contribute to.
strawberry glazed scone recipe.
@homesteadhippy is at it again with a tempting
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Great newsletter @minismallholding, thanks so much for putting this together!
You're welcome. Glad you're enjoying it.
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This is a great edition @minismallholding! Thanks for organizing some highlights and news in one place for us! I may have said this before, but I love how you are also giving quick snippets of highlights from the various communities here that support sustainability :)
Thank you. Putting it together has been helping me to keep up with things too. :)
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