" I would think Fescue would work in Zone 6. May work better as summer is not as hot. Not sure about Bermuda there, maybe bluegrass instead? This is just a total amateur’s opinion. J
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Need Help! Presenting in Economics on GMOs
Started Apr 9, 2012 0 Replies 0 Likes
Miss me? My life has been crazy hetic with school, kids, and my mini farm! My Econ class has asked me to present on GMO's since I always comment on it. I need to present both sides and I am having…Continue
Getting Published
Started this discussion. Last reply by J Green Feb 25, 2012. 7 Replies 0 Likes
The other day there was a blog regarding writing a book, and I thought wow my husband would be wonderful at that. The next day he came home with a book he had written for one of my daughters and I…Continue
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Bext Pasture Grass Mix?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Summer Jun 7, 2012. 4 Replies 0 Likes
We plan on moving to some family land, located between Atlanta and Birmingham. Currently it is heavily wooded, and plan on creating a few pastures and reclaiming what looks like an old pasture from…Continue
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Spadalach replied to Happy's discussion Bext Pasture Grass Mix?
"Any recommendations for a similar scenario, but in zone 6b (Shenandoah Valley, VA).
--Bill"
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Need Help! Presenting in Economics on GMOs
Miss me? My life has been crazy hetic with school, kids, and my mini farm! My Econ class has asked me to present on GMO's since I always comment on it. I need to present both sides and I am having trouble finding a piece of information. Does anyone know the price for GMO corn on a large scale farm? Plus any other breakdowns in price. I will present GMO vs. Organic. Plus any other cost that anyone can think of that could be added to the presentation. - Thanks! See More
J Green replied to Happy's discussion Getting Published
"Too bad...my area of knowledge is more along the lines of the current forum topics. But..one can research and write about any topic, can't they? "
Ian Olito replied to Happy's discussion Getting Published
"Most of the articles that requested are , software, sports, travel, arts and crafts, hobbies, pets and health."
Happy commented on Tricia Houston's blog post The Third Career: Farming As A Woman, For The First Time, And Over 40. (Life's Late Passions...)
"Doing your thing and believing in yourself is what's important."
Happy commented on Dusty Bottoms's blog post What do YOU Want?
"I love that you followed your heart and encourage others to do the same. People become discouraged over what is not already there; it is the potential that causes us to dream."
Deep Roots Farm replied to Happy's discussion Getting Published
"I have a friend who published using blurb.com Pricing seems pretty straight forward and may be published online, e-book or printed. I'm looking into this as well since my partner and I have a 100 page farm plan for western Montana and Northern…"
Ian Olito replied to Happy's discussion Getting Published
"I write articles at www.textbroker.com ; They pay you to write and can give your husband good exposure.
Good place to start.
Best regards,
Ian"
Happy replied to Happy's discussion Getting Published
"Thanks. I was also looking for pit holes or traps that anyone knows of."
Dusty Bottoms replied to Happy's discussion Getting Published
"The first choice is whether you want to be published by a publishing house or if you want to self-publish. Since you're asking here I assume the answer is self-publish.
When I wrote this post in the Make Money Homesteading series I listed…"
Happy commented on Jason Foscolo's blog post Thinking About Cooperatives
"Great information. I enjoy your staight forwardness regarding pros and cons"
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Getting Published
The other day there was a blog regarding writing a book, and I thought wow my husband would be wonderful at that. The next day he came home with a book he had written for one of my daughters and I thought it was worthy of becoming a published children's book. He gafted me off until a few others said the same thing. Does anyone have any advice about doing this? Hubby is now going a million miles a minute and I want to cover all of our bases.See More
Happy commented on Little Seed Farm's blog post Farms have Christmas Lists Too
"I can not let my hubby see this! We have a pack that for each major project he gets a new tool. (last major project was 1200 sq ft of flooring) We are still in the burbs and he received a full game processing set, bone saw and rib…"
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My Children Eat Too Healthy
Posted on December 10, 2011 at 11:00am 4 Comments 2 Likes
Our society tries to place everything, whether its people, animals, or plants into a one size fit all mold to create shareholder wealth. This planet was created, thrived, and evolved, with diversity and I embrace it. People often wonder why I am so passionate about our food and why I fuss about the industrial food system and GMOs. Natural food is my passion, because it is my roots. They do not understand that it’s at the base of which I am the experiences of my life; it nourishes the…
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