State lawmakers in Idaho make only $16k a year, so of course they all work full-time alongside their side-hustle of charting the state's destiny.

They're called back into session almost each year to finish the job because it's not really a part-time gig.

How can warrantless spying even be a debate in congress?

It's like speaker Johnson saying 'I support the constitution but not after the intelligence agencies gave me a confidential briefing about it.'

Going to mess around and put a cheap kiddie pool in the chicken run to try and grow some duckweed for the hens to snack on this summer.

I just need a simple way to keep the hens from eating it all. Any thoughts?

Still thinking about how he used a flashlight to take a picture of a flashlight.

GE pays Veolia to grind up turbine blades.

Veolia pays cement companies to burn the fiberglass.

Heavy diesel equipment used to facilitate the process.

And they call it recycling lmao.

It's called gross pay cause it's disgusting to see what you could have made.

They do this promotion every few years and I've never found a catch. Doesn't even affect your credit.

Free money just always seems wrong.

How do people work in an office during spring?

If I don't get up from my computer and wander around my fruit trees every couple hours I'll just shriven up and turn to dust.

Typical schizo anon: 'OPSEC! No pictures of my property. Who said I have kids? I can't confirm whether I live in America'

Wayne Rowcliffe 🦬: here's my address, a photo of my family, a receipt of all the food I eat, also a video of me singing'

I told my kids I'm going to turn off the sun tomorrow as a demonstration of my dad powers.

If you play your cards right you can harvest fresh fruit from May all the way to December.

It's not good that our homestead content creators are giving up.

These people are our greatest homeschool, big family, and back to land propagandist.

We need them.

The gap in my résumé?

I took a nap under the peach tree and lost track of time.

I highly recommend a safety razor (though my mutuals probably already use them).

Good, cheap, and much less waste.

Amazing they convinced so many Americans to throw away plastic junk as routine.

Apples have arrived.

Here's a map of irrigation canals in SW Idaho. There's a push to open the canal access roads to the public.

When we're allowed to bike and walk on the canal roads (and the barriers are removed) you'll be able to get absolutely anywhere in the treasure valley car-free