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The Feral One
@theferalone
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Developer, Designer, Poet, Permaculturist, Husband, and Father
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2017-10-23 21:39
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theferalone
poetry
2018-06-13 19:00
RE: Happy Anniversary - Day 98
😢❤️💪🏼
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ecotrain
2018-04-17 12:19
RE: Wild Food: Load Up My Omelette with Dandelions Please!
Just slang from the hood. I grew up in the Bronx, so my demeanor and language can come off strong. What I meant was before one makes claims that they are eating the diet of their ancient ancestors or one
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ecotrain
2018-04-15 13:32
RE: Wild Food: Load Up My Omelette with Dandelions Please!
Anyone on a paleo diet who isn’t eating weeds needs to check themselves. The edible weeds are usually the true super foods. Every vegan and environmentalist that isn’t eating weeds needs to check themselves,
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homesteading
2018-04-08 02:44
RE: Garden Expansion Part 1: Episode 1 of my new vlog
Thanks! I pretty much live on a 200 foot sand dune. I have some bottom land that is silty sand and wet, but no clay anywhere. I’ve actually come to prefer sand, even raw sand over any other soil type.
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homesteading
2018-04-07 00:40
RE: MY EDIBLE EROSION CONTROL PROJECT
Creeping Charlie is the best! I’ve used it as a permanent mulch in a few of my garden beds.
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walkwithme
2018-04-04 02:46
RE: Spring In Our Neck of the Woods: Local Mills, Baby Goats, Wildflowers!
You're about a month ahead of me. Spring still hasn't decided to wake up over here up north. The buds of the early bloomers are starting to swell a lot, but only the most early flowers are starting to
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homesteading
2018-03-06 02:55
RE: Homesteading Reality: Your Beautiful Land May Be Filled With Trash.
My land wasn't occupied or farmed as far as I can tell until the 1989. It was clear cut probably a few times. It's too hilly and sandy to farm, but I'm assuming it was all maple oak and beech, clear cut,
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tenfactsonelie
2018-03-04 23:21
RE: 10 Facts & 1 Lie - How well do you know @betterbeing? (1 SBD to the Winner!)
I’ll go with #2.
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homesteading
2018-03-04 16:54
RE: Taking a short break from posting to refresh my mind and work on projects on the homestead
What exactly do you mean? I am by no means deforesting anything. I have 18 acres of forest that would have went to a developer that would have built 30 plus houses here and removed all of the trees. The
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technology
2018-03-04 00:59
RE: Solar Powered Floating Farm Could Provide 9855 Tons Of Food Per Year
No, too much engineering. It’s cost will always be way too much for the food produced. Land isn’t expensive everywhere, just by major cities. If we are this desperate to grow feed, the population needs
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homesteading
2018-03-03 17:19
RE: How To Grow Shitake Mushrooms At Home: Turning Wood Into Protein | Plugging Logs For Mushroom Production
I hope to do this soon. The drilling and waxing can be a lot more work than you realize. Sounds easy on paper, but I can see how it would be a full days work getting them all inoculated and stacked. They
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technology
2018-03-03 13:57
RE: Solar Powered Floating Farm Could Provide 9855 Tons Of Food Per Year
I doubt we’ll see this ever in production. The cost to create and maintain a system like this would be astronoical. I’m sure it will also have a negative impact on the aquatic life around it. It will also
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technology
2018-03-03 13:55
RE: Solar Powered Floating Farm Could Provide 9855 Tons Of Food Per Year
Really???
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theferalone
money
2018-03-02 23:50
RE: SAVERS ARE LOSERS - The Truth Behind Financial Freedom
My question would be what would cryptocurrencies be considered, an asset or medium of exchange? Gold and silver were mediums of exchange and stores of value, now I believe they are just the latter. I think
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homesteading
2018-03-02 03:03
RE: Tasty Plants But Can Be Invasive
Please spam somewhere else before you catch a downvote.
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homesteading
2018-03-02 03:02
RE: Tasty Plants But Can Be Invasive
I keep them in check by harvesting, and planting them in perennial areas where they fit in with the system. Mint is held in check by shade and larger perennials like confrey and other shrubs herbaceous
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abuse
2018-03-01 17:10
RE: OPEN LETTER TO STEEMIT INC., THE WITNESSES, AND THE WHALES
What I meant was an individual account can’t give an upvote worth more than $100. Posts would be able to receive unlimited total payouts, but single accounts would be limited to a $100, or Steem equivalent,
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travel
2018-03-01 15:41
RE: Traveling With Our Veggie Oil Car & Meeting Steemians Along The Way | Our Permaculture Journey to Florida!
Yeah, we’ll be there the same time then. We’ll be arriving in FL the 12th. We’ll be in Ocala and a few days in Miami.
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travel
2018-03-01 15:36
RE: Traveling With Our Veggie Oil Car & Meeting Steemians Along The Way | Our Permaculture Journey to Florida!
We're actually going to be in Florida visiting family in a few weeks. When are you guys heading down there?
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abuse
2018-03-01 15:32
RE: OPEN LETTER TO STEEMIT INC., THE WITNESSES, AND THE WHALES
I think this is a perfectly reasonable fix, especially since it was already in play. Along with this, to limit upvoting abuse from whale accounts, I think there should be a max upvote limit, perhaps somewhere
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