Member MartHale7
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This video from David the Good sure is well done for how he makes biochar. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWg1fm6Ss1M
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My wake up call for the war on food came with a book ->
See attached pic.
After reading this book I cam to realize that the big guys can destroy the small guys just by adding small rules that cost the small guy to be in the game, thus zero competition for the big guys. This happens over and over again.
Futher, I became aware of a movie called “Farmagedon”
Full movie here with adds ->
https://tubitv.com/movies/322718/farmageddon?start=true
With this movie I realized the Fed gov has an agenda to destroy those who do not OBEY their rules. Now, I am all about safe food, if someone get sick and it is found to be food, then changes have to be made, but the war on the Amish, and the freedom of the small guy is very real.
We are now in Russia, and to trade you will now be using the black market to get food, good food. I support the right for closed coops if they want raw milk to drink. If people want to not use a USDA facility to process meat they should be left alone. Sadly those in the Fed gov do not leave peaceful farmers who produce clean good food alone.
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I find it to be use useful for sandy soil, but not needed if your soil is good already.
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This video is one of the best for breaking the char to small size.
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I have found that biocar is like a hotel for bacteria. You have to make your hotel a 5 star hotel by innocutating the biochar. I have found for me it is the worm bin is the best way to innocuate as the bacteria setup show, and there are many nutrients that char will soak up and then give back as a slow release fertilizer for the plants.
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I have been researching biochar for some time collected many links about it.
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I have found this article most useful for prepping for hurricanes.
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“Free ranging savages” yes that describes a chicken to a T 😉
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I throw all the beans out where they can root and grow. Never know the beans may grow well here….
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Kimble sure is a smart guy. I have used an old meat grinder, but electric machines are so much faster.
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Yeah clay can be a tough one, I have found layers of wood chips like Back to Eden gardening sure can help to loosen the soil, it does make it a better place for the earthworms to tunnel thru and bring more life.
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Yeah… not all of the beans made it to bags 😉
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It is a delay… Still the grain is not shipped.
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That is right, look for restaurant supply, they often sell to the public. Myself I go with GMO free grain so I pay a bit more.