As others have said, a monoculture will drain those specific nutrients.
Beans are kinda special being a nitrogen fixer. Lot of plants will drain nitrogen so we fertilize as supplement.
Plant beans, squash, and corn together and you won’t need to rotate your fields and the plants will form a sort of symbiosis working together.
February Revolution doesn’t count?
What’s that taste like
Theres good advice on how to remove it here, but to keep it away you’re probably going to need some sort of filter installed.
There needs to be a resource sink that has some planetary or mission effect.
Planets need to have differing stages of liberation and missions that change accordingly.
Finishing a campaign should have more of an effect than a progress bar. It should also feel like a campaign, not three unrelated missions that got lumped together.
Theres a ton of room in this game foe extra flavor, I hope they don’t rest on their laurels.
The two posts above this are Red Lobster falling prey to corporate greed and mismanagement and people losing media libraries to corporate practices.
Best believe it.
Suddenly you’re spending 1000 bucks on a macro lens with a close minimum focus distance, totally not speaking from my own experience or anything.
In PA it’s hard to get within 50m of them before they boogie.
Great photo! Not easy getting close to these suckers, they’re pretty keen on knowing when you’re looking at them.
Minimum wage hasn’t changed since I was in high school and I’m 35.
Knew the exact live performance when you described it.
Not much of a coincidence but Edge of Seveteen is literally on the radio right now. Sad they spam this stuff as good as it is.
Dune sequels out already?
They should focus less on weapon balance and more on things like grenade exploits.
C’mere I’ll give you my diabetes
I had one of those local boutique sodas the other day and their coke knockoff was nasty. Tasted like old grandma candy.
Time budget wise I’d allot myself an hour per page if doing a report, so long as I had all the research material on hand.
The Ohio River was once the border of the frontier. Some ways that border is still there.
It is!
Final panel reminds me of this work of art