These all went to Dilly beans with Mrs. Neighbor last night.
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reaches behind itself to reclaim the past for the sake of the future
'There is a desperate need to recast energy descent as a positive process that can free people from the strictures and dysfunctions of growth economics and consumer culture.'
From David Holmgren's Future Scenarios.
An idea whose time has come...again
(pronounced G force) Urban Homesteading in an uncertain world. Raising chickens, rabbits and a garden..... near city center.
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reaches behind itself to reclaim the past for the sake of the future
'There is a desperate need to recast energy descent as a positive process that can free people from the strictures and dysfunctions of growth economics and consumer culture.'
From David Holmgren's Future Scenarios.
G4s Goals
- More rain collection and watering options
- Add Honeybees
- Save up for new computer
- Finish Flannel quilt
- Finish hand quilt
- Sell Motorcycle
- Pay off car
- Done! Pay off Chibi's Viola
- Clean out storage in Garage
- Dig worm pits
- Refinance Balloon Payment on the house
- Add solar items
- Finish Adobe Oven
- Purchase Berkley water filter
- Add chain link fencing
- Save 6 months living expenses
- Pay off credit card debt - done but with new charge of xtracycle
- Turn front yard into edible landscaping:
Blogs of those on a similar path
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- An Adventure Called Bicycling
- Backwards Beekeepers
- Chile Chews
- Crunchy Chicken
- Down to Earth
- Farm Natters
- Fast Grow the Weeds
- From my Homestead
- Granny Miller
- Green Pa's place
- Home Grown Evolution
- Homesteading in a Condo
- House Full of Rabbits
- Jewish Simplicity
- little house in the suburbs
- Living Deliberately
- Maalu Cheese
- Meadowlark - Just Wandering Through
- Organic Needle
- Peak Oil Housfrau
- Powering Down
- Preserving Traditions
- Robs World
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- stony run farm
- Stop the Ride!
- Take Joy!
- The Back Forty
- The Great Change
- The Potager Garden
- The Qi papers
- The Slow Cook
- Wisdom of the Trowel
Reference Websites
- Backwoods Home
- Cheese Making How-tos
- Community Solutions
- Countrylife Articles from Leamans
- Crimson Sage - Medicinal Plants Nursery
- Eat local challenge
- Eat Well Guide
- Food Democracy
- Food shed Planet
- Future Scenarios
- Garden Girl TV
- Global Public Media
- Grist
- Hen and Harvest
- Kitchen Gardeners
- Kitchen Gardeners International
- Ktichen Garden forumns
- Lehman's Country store
- Mother Earth News
- Mountain Rose Herbs
- Mr. Wendall Berry of Kentucky
- My Wooden Spoon
- Path to Freedom e-neighborhood
- Portland Preserves
- Revive the Victory Garden
- Richard Heinberg's site
- Seafood Watch by geographic region
- Seed Trust
- The Kitchen Garden Network
- Transition Culture
- Transition Culture
- Transition Towns
Backyard homesteading
Grinding Grain for Bread
Homemade bread every week
Homemade laundry soap
Hang laundry to dry
Composting
Raising chickens
2 rain barrels set up
1/2 acre Vegie garden
Walking and bicycling more
Preserving fresh produce
Working on 3 month food stores
Use Diva Cup
Use Cloth Shopping bags
Buy raw milk direct from cow owner
Self-sufficient wood heating
Homemade bread every week
Homemade laundry soap
Hang laundry to dry
Composting
Raising chickens
2 rain barrels set up
1/2 acre Vegie garden
Walking and bicycling more
Preserving fresh produce
Working on 3 month food stores
Use Diva Cup
Use Cloth Shopping bags
Buy raw milk direct from cow owner
Self-sufficient wood heating
Victory Garden
An idea whose time has come...again
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5 comments:
wow - that's a lotta beans!!
I'm jealous! Our pole beans are not producing much--not enough sun, I think. Enjoy them.
Lisa
That's a lot of beans! I want to say I wish my beans would do as well, but as I'm the only one who would eat them (well, maybe my two littlest would eat them, but neither of them eats much :), maybe not.
Although, I could probably interest my local Chinese food place to take them off my hands. They have a really good ginger chicken with string bean and a couple of weeks ago, I had to order something else, because they didn't have any beans. Hmmm? Maybe I should think about growing a few more plants ....
About how many plants produces that sort of yield?
You're gonna choke on all those beans!
That is a lot of green beans. You should come on our Green networking site AltGlobe.com and tell us all how you managed to do it. Share those gardening secrets, with people who will appreciate you for it. It's free to join by the way and its a great way to introduce yourself and site to even more people. Plus you help create and expand alternative community, which is always a good thing for the planet.
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