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SeaboltFamilyFarm OP t1_j1mokwn wrote

Reply to pasture raised meat and poultry? by SeaboltFamilyFarm

Food project in this case, means the consumer knows where it came from, how it was raised, the diet, and local instead of big market government subsidized and pumped full of vaccines and steroids for super growth these animals will be raised in fields with hay and grass, so by all means there is nothing free about the process because as before mentioned I cover all my cost uncle Sam don't foot the feed bill, pay for heat, water, and give me big checks to help me with anything I cover all costs and by doing so I give the best product I can and a product that is raised openly raised ethically and lived it's life as good as possible in turn There is less pollution, less diesel and oil consumption, less wasted meat and produce, more locally grown animals and won't be contributing to deadzones, will be using 99% of our waste as compost the reason I call it a project is because it is exactly that, we want to try these methods of Zero waste and local grown pasture based foods we also know the importance of making money and producing the absolute best quality meats possible to keep the consumer happy and wanting more!

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DyktMuffinManwlodl t1_j1mnrfh wrote

Reply to Hair stylist for men by Mr_Crnky

Ash at sports clips on south Campbell. She's getting started with her career but is the first person I've worked with that hasn't ruined my hair.

I too have an insanely thick medium length head of hair. I can go to her and get a good haircut and she listens to what I want/doesn't try to do too much.

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TuneMountain916 t1_j1m1u3h wrote

Reply to What does a $50,000/year job look like in the Springfield area? by tedgurdfjjbv

I make $30k and live alone comfortably in my own home, BUT I was very blessed to be able to buy a foreclosure in Jan 2020 for $92k. If you can save up a down payment you should be able to afford a house, but with current rent in the area you would have to be frugal, and it all depends on how the market goes. I have two cousins in single income households and both have managed to buy houses in the last year with kids, and another single cousin below $50k who bought a house, but all purchased outside of Springfield.

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NonBiblicalName t1_j1lcsdd wrote

Reply to Merry Christmas by DreckMetal

Ol' boy parades around the grocery with his fists full of milk. Can't get enough of the stuff. Just sucks milk down all day (billy) long.

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Bad_witch666 t1_j1kzfcj wrote

Reply to Homeless camp locations around Springfield? by Ogtrot

I had seen your original post on Facebook and reached out but didn't get a reply. I'm 90% sure we have seen him at a couple art walks down town either right before or right after he went missing.

We have not been in a few months because of rain but we will continue to keep an eye out when we are in Springfield.

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Globalksp t1_j1kz25v wrote

Reply to Preschool recommendations by Resident-Log6503

We were pretty impressed with the Montessori on National near MSU, but they’re waitlisted till August. Located in a church, but wholly separarte (this too is a non-negotiable for us). Worth a tour if the distance isn’t too great.

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OTwhattheF t1_j1kyz32 wrote

Reply to where to get Mr Pibb? by [deleted]

Mr. Pibb is a replica of Dr Pepper, but it’s a bullshit replica, because dude didn’t even get his degree. Why you gotta drop out of college and start making pop so soon? (RIP Mitch)

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