>>1699463Grab a sieve. Another spendy item if bought retail, tho. Best/cheapest is diy'd. All materials can be found at the big box stores. Bug screen (plastic or metal) sold for doors/windows can be used for very fine sifting, eg. <1/16". Galvanized "hardware cloth" comes in rolls of 10'to50'+ w/ openings of 1/8", 1/4" and 1/2" being most common. As for framing, typically one by pieces of wood (1"x3", 1"x4") can be found for near nothing/free in the scraps bin at home stores that cut lumber. Frames not even necessary. The material can be simply placed on top of a length of screen and shaken, but that may prove cumbersome.
Examples of items one can use as soil sieves are colanders and burlap bags.
>>1699712googul says burdy much year round
>>1699804>Is it measurable in any way?picrel is most recent days where I am. Watts per square meter is good indicator of energy available at ur feet...
>mostly going to waste...>warming toes and the ground...>and bouncing around...>all the while wishing...>us dummies would harness and exploit...>its powerful gifts which abound...>for something profoundcheck out
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