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      War Lock, thoughts?

      That was what I was starting to think as well. Having never built one, I wasn't sure how complicated it would be.
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      War Lock, thoughts?

      Was a moderator. I am OK with what he told me. I explained in PM that I wasn't trying to advertise, but linking to product because I had no other way to describe it since I was not term literate of what it does/function/parts. Said post name of product without linking to company as there are...
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      War Lock, thoughts?

      Long time lurker, seldom poster, and novice and many things. I recently was introduced to a product called the War Lock which allows the user to switch calibers on an AR platform without tools. (google it, I was told no linking). It looked interesting and appealing and seemed based on promo...
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      new to gardening.

      Planting densly and using companion planting in combination with the mulch is the best solution I have found. That being said, one of my gardens is completely overrun at the moment. Funny that corn gluten is a growth inhibitor. Makes you wonder what it does to us when we eat it.
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      Permaculture

      We just posted our latest podcast specifically on a local permaculture Nursery. Brambleberry Farms. We talk about various plants, and what they have accomplished on their property. Brambleberry Farm Tour
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      Permaculture

      I was turned onto Mark about 3 months ago. I haven't read his book yet. Might be a winter thing. UBER busy now that we are in planting and designing season. I have watched many of his videos. He came up several times during a recent tour to a permaculture nursery and farm in southern IN as well...
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      Permaculture

      I have not personally looked into Blue-Green algae as a food source. I did investigate and research an algae that could be grown and used as a bio-fuel. There is a variety that you can convert into Bio-diesel. The main problem I found here in Indiana is the seasons. You only get a certain amount...
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      Permaculture

      Some of you have heard about permaculture and the use of planting food forests to supplement you food reserves. I am a Permaculture designer and can answers questions if you have any. I didn't see a specific thread on permaculture so starting one. Here is a Podcast I am a part of. This is Part...
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      Planting trees

      Just an FYI this thread inspired a set of podcasts specifically on trees. We interviewed an arborist and learned some new facts. Part one just went up and is now live. 005 Trees with Nathan Hill Part 1 | 2 Midwest Guys
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      Planting trees

      depends on when they will flower, early, mid or late season, your pollinators need to line up with the other fruit trees. A crabapple is a universal pollinator for apple trees.
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      Planting trees

      Here is a permaculture type way to keep them off. No man made chemicals if you are using animal bones that got no chemicals while there were living. I have not tried it, but many people in the permaculture world have and say it works. Making Bone Sauce : A traditional technique for keeping...
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      Planting trees

      From a permaculture perspective it is all relative to where the elevations and water flows now on the property are. Where are the winds from the summer, from the winter? It also depends on what else is around you. Looks like open field. You may want to think about wind breaks for straight line...
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      Planting trees

      There are a bunch of nut trees (pecan, walnut, almond, hickory etc.), then sugar maple (maple syrup), pawpaw (Kentucky banana), fruit trees, berry bushes (cherry, blue berry, goose berry), ground level (strawberries wintergreen), underground (ground nuts, sun chokes), climbers (hops, kiwi...
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      Planting trees

      get a couple 4 legged mowers. then you can eat them when done. Try eating the mower. Get rid of the lawns and plant something you can eat. The lawn was originated as a status symbol. Lawn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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      Planting trees

      Mushroom cultivation $20-$2,500/lb depending on variety and quality. Firewood, mulch, compost, fencing, building materials.
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      Planting trees

      Here are some blog posts about permaculture, food forests, and support species. Permaculture multiple diciplines all in one | Wolf-Beach Farms Permaculture, What is it anyway? | Wolf-Beach Farms There are a bunch of free videos at www.geofflawton.com
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      Planting trees

      DNR have nice bundles. Like a nut tree bundle (maybe 25 trees). Rule of thumb generally is plant trees with months that have an "R" in them. However I buy my fruiting trees at 50-75% off. Worth it, if you like risk, and chances until May-June. Most big box stores clearance the trees out. You...
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      Free class - Gardening and back yard food production

      Thanks for correcting me PistolBob. Yes, the directions bob gave are correct.
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      Free class - Gardening and back yard food production

      The will be a free class in Greenwood March 22 at The Point Church and Community Center. 2 hrs from starting your garden, ways to maximize gardening, back yard chickens and more. If the continuing food price increases are getting you down start producing your own. You do not need land to grow...
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      Permaculture class in Plainfield

      The prepay requirement has been removed for the classes. You can pay at the door. Get your Utah permits, learn about permaculture. Start aquaponics, grow a food forest. Pick and choose what you attend you do not have to stay all day, but must stay for the whole class to get credit (Utah) RSVP...
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