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    • … a rational and healthy diet and develop good eating habits, have some knowledge of the anti- cancer diet, be careful “to eat” to cancer. The fungus aflatoxin as a carcinogen and toxin that can induce people, monkeys, rats, birds occurred in liver cancer, cancer of time required for a minimum of 24 weeks …

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    • … Trefoil (one of the longest living perennial legumes), and Brown Top Millet (which is one of the few plantings that can be flooded for ducks and also planted in dry areas for deer, turkey, and upland birds). I also plant Chufa seed in small plots (which are meant to be grown especially for wild turkey …

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    • … your own other stuff ingredients, anything that you think your birds would like — peanuts, safflower seeds, song bird mix (the birds will probably pick around the millet and throw it to the ground, where dark-eyed juncos will eat it.) Other news: The amaryllis that I’d ordered is growing. I am …

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    • … such as sunflower, millet and safflower ….. all seeds fed to the birds. With less product, price goes up. And this is further compounded by Frito-Lays decision to switch to sunflower oil. Therefore, even less BOSS is available for the birds in order to make our snack foods “healthier”. (I say that tongue …

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    • … of the garden before and after autumn thinning and transplanting. I planted dozens of little pots of seeds of plants that I want to grow this fall and next year: giant coreopsis, datura, buckwheats from the Channel Islands, mallows from the desert, millet for the birds and some South African restios …

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    • … in growing tomatoes this way is the flavor. Well, and local food cultures. And biodiversity. And terroir. And some of the nutrient value found in plants that reach ripeness slowly and naturally. And the livelihoods of small farmers. And some air quality from the fossil fuels burned shipping produce from …

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    • … happened to numerous others because I saw so many people in the village migrate to the plains as I was growing up. After an untimely death of my oldest brother, my Bhauju (sister-in-law) got along with her brothers and migrated to the plains in search of a better future, which was not to come true …

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    • … recipe was the granola didn’t make little clumps. The consistency was more like pouring oatmeal out of a bag with allot of other great ingredients. . .no clumps. I saw ingredients in this recipe I have never even heard of, like flax seed meal and millet. Isn’t millet what I feed the little birds …

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    • … and a house wren in the same set of bushes within a half hour of one another - but those days are growing fewer and farther between. This is the time for storing up rich, oily sunflower seeds and tons of millet, finishing off the last juniper berries on the bushes, and generally fattening up to survive …

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    • … millet and milo, broom corn bears seed sprays in shades of red, black, gold, cream or beige. They can be harvested and dried for use in wreaths and arrangements, or left on their stalks to accent the garden and feed the birds. The sprays can also be stripped of seeds, of course, bundled and attached …




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