Pennsif's Sustainability Curation Digest for MSP - week ending 7 March 2021
It's been a bright week with plenty of time in the garden.
But yesterday was a dark day when Mr Goose finally left us.
He's had a good run - came to us as an unwanted giveaway about 7 years ago.
Age, and lack of water time due to Avian Flu restrictions, got the better of him.
Farewell Mr Goose.
So I dedicate this week's great sustainability related posts to Mr Goose...
My Five Sustainability Picks of the Week...
Financial Goals and Determinations - Investing discipline and efficient time management by @ravenking13
Baby Number 3! by @knownassam
Pruning the Big Trees - March 3, 2021 by @goldenoakfarm
Off-grid vegan... is it possible? by @fenngen
Method of collecting potatoes from our own land by @sumaiya777
The Minnow Support Project has multiple curators that pick five posts from under-valued minnows each week to highlight through MSP3k. This way MSP and PAL can promote new writers and content creators on Hive, and in effect reward them for doing a superior job.
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Thanks for the mention!
@pennsif thanks for choice my blog.I really happy to see this great curation.🤝🤝🤝
Poor Mr Goose. Not tried geese, but our chickens are doing okay.
Sorry to hear of Mr. Goose's demise, sounds like he definitely had a good run!
Geese truly can be fierce and fearless protectors. We used to live by a wide waterway and had several Emden geese. The Alpha male (who lived to be 12-13, best guess) would attack anything he felt didn't belong... even saw him attack the mail carrier's jeep, if he was parked too long!
=^..^=
Yes geese make very good protectors for chickens.
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing this with us @pennsif. I particularly liked @fenngen's post.