Good post! I was just looking at your blog and was going to add a message about including more information with your photos to get better upvotes. But you already did it with this post. You'll find the

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! This post has been added to our growing directory of Steemit "how to" posts for the Homesteading/Survival/Foraging/Prepper communities. Your post is helping

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! This post has been added to our growing directory of Steemit "how to" posts for the Homesteading/Survival/Foraging/Prepper communities. Your post is helping

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! This post has been added to our growing directory of Steemit "how to" posts for the Homesteading/Survival/Foraging/Prepper communities. Your post is helping

Phew, that was a lot of effort but I am sure it was worth it! Give yourselves a pat on the back for a job well done!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! This post has been added to our growing directory of Steemit "how to" posts for the Homesteading/Survival/Foraging/Prepper communities. Your post is helping

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! This post has been added to our growing directory of Steemit "how to" posts for the Homesteading/Survival/Foraging/Prepper communities. Your post is helping

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. This is an area I have been feeling a great need to learn more about, but can't seem to grasp for some reason. I only just recently finally got enough of it to sink

Great way to get the animals to pay for their keep, lol. But seriously, I wish I had enough land to have both hogs and chickens. I would love to have a set up like yours. Two types of meat, eggs and all

I would eat the Jerusalem artichoke burgers. I have never been lucky enough to get to taste Jerusalem artichokes. No one around here grows them. In fact, I would eat everything in your dinner, but I would

Oh wow, I have never heard of this method of growing fruit. I will have to do some research. I wonder what the ratio of fruiting is the trees planted in the usual way? I would image that 4 trees planted

We're lucky around here. We've got both wild garlic and wild onion. But, we're jealous of yours. Outside of our garden beds, all we have is "good old Georgia red clay. Lots of stuff grows in it, but

I think it fits just fine. I know a lot of the posts I add are focused more on survival, but getting ahead in world and/or keeping the bills paid is a reality until and unless the worst happens and I hope

camellia sinensis is THE plant they make tea from in China. It has been grown here in the US for a long time now, but it has only recently started getting popular here. They have some of the most beautiful

Sadly, a lot of people do call them speed bumps and when a vehicle tire loses it tread, they call out on the CB, "gator in the road" because hitting one of them is a lot like hitting an alligator

Looks like you have given your pigs a GREAT place to take care of their skin. they are looking to have such good humans taking care of them. I am also adding this to the Sotall Directory so others can

Once again, you have written another GREAT post sharing your knowledge and making the instructions so simply even I could do it. Of course, I have added it to Sotall Directory and your post will be highlighted

I am glad this little guy was rescued and given a better home. Back about 15 years ago when Larry and I were running as a team driving, we went up and down alligator alley at least 2 or 3 times a week

I must be bored tonight because my brain is in the gutter. When you talked about pepper already pollinated and baby peppers, I got excited and thought "ooohhh planted sex, ain't nature wonderful!".

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