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electric_blue68

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45. Ah, interesting, so...

Fri Feb 25, 2022, 03:56 PM

Feb 2022

the tannins that protect the seed during the cold & wet of winter...when it gets warm enough steadily in the Spring then they sprout.

Oh, the tannins... So that's why.
In Forrest survival tips they say to keep your health up when lost in the forest make a tea of pine needles for the super amount of Vit C. Beware it will taste terrible bc of the tannins!

Interesting about the breads.

Good to know there are traditional methods for removing the tannins w/o losing the important stuff.

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How many here are familiar with the Holodomor? [View all] smirkymonkey Feb 2022 OP

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Ah, interesting, so... electric_blue68 Feb 2022 #45

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Wow- what a good system! Tumbulu Feb 2022 #50

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Thank you so much for this rec. Geechie Feb 2022 #51

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