I live in a shady spot at the back of the garden. I'm famished most of the time. The family sometimes forget to feed me. I would love some salad greens....

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Hungry bin retweeted
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What NZ doesn't need – Newsroom. Great piece by Rod Oram addressing this country’s political timidity and lack of courage and ambition to lead - we are a smug lot here but in truth we are falling well behind other nations transforming their economies. newsroom.co.nz/comment/what-…
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@X Fam! I truly believe that good #food, and therefore good #health, starts with good #soil, so I'm excited to say I'm having a contest for February and giving away a @hungrybin! It's an amazing opportunity for one lucky winner to increase their soil #fertility and keep food scraps out of the #landfill. Check out the details, follow me on all my socials, and enter. Info is included in this video and also available at realfarmerjay.com/contest. #GodBless 🙏🙏🙏
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Hungry bin retweeted
14 Jan 2024
♻️ Composters Compared ♻️ Andrew takes you through a selection of our best-selling compost bins, including #Hotbins, #HungryBins & #Joraforms, so you can see which composter would suit your household best. 📽️: youtube.com/watch?v=CcFNlvCl…
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Hungry bin retweeted
18 Nov 2023
The Hungry Bin The composting worms turn your food scraps and garden waste into vermicompost (an excellent, balanced plant feed) and a highly nutritious liquid feed! 📲: quickcrop.ie/product/the-fan… Scraps go in the top, and compost comes out the bottom. No messing with trays!
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14 Nov 2023
Has anyone tried composting them? Asking for a friend….
A bright and shining example of the suicidal absurdity of technocapitalist society occurs every year at this time, all across the country. 1/n
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When I was a kid, the local farmers said “If the Pohutakawa flowers before Christmas, it will be a long hot summer” It’s not even November... #ClimateChange #zerocarbon
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6th of November this year…
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Is this how it’s done? 20kg of flour alcohol various…. #benno #friding #quaxing
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My takeaway remains: If you build cities for waking, biking and bussing, fewer cars are needed and we all get to live happier, easier, less disconnected lives.
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26 Apr 2023
RT @AlexSteffen: Because our debate lags decades behind the reality of the planetary crisis, we fail to see that many changes we still trea…
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A Manukau Road alignment for the City Centre to Mangere project would not only be faster, but the corridor already contains dozens of schools, hospitals, shopping centres to allow people to live with most of their daily amenities within a quick train hop.
A different Tunnelled Light Rail Option greaterauckland.org.nz/2023/…
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I wrote last year about the steady, unyielding procession of broken climate record after broken climate record - and why we just keep normalising it: newsroom.co.nz/the-monotony-…
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16 Dec 2022
I suspect the involvement of @pippacoom in this particular piece of interactive art…
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Hungry bin retweeted
20 Jun 2020
Eindelijk ook een @balkonton op onze #DakAkkers ... naast de @hungrybin en de @wormenhotel-s lijkt het wel een expositie. Een #vermicompostexpo :)
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I've noticed the Baseline shifting in my local environment as little as a decade... Things I took for granted in my childhood are now an impossibility.
There is a curious phenomenon that results from the relatively brief window of time a single human lifetime provides: we perceive the current state of the natural world as “normal”. This is known as the Shifting Baseline Syndrome. 🧵
As Gangsta Gardener @RonFinleyHQ said "growing food is like printing money!"...
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The material dimensions of capitalism are staggering. In 2020, the amount of human-made mass exceeded for the first time the dry weight of all life on Earth. Its current increase corresponds to each person on the globe producing more than their body weight every week.
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