Jerry McIntire

Here's a photo of rotational grazing as it's practiced at the local dairy where I buy fresh milk and yogurt here in El Bolsón, Rio Negro, Argentina.
To the left is the previous paddock, to the right is fresh grass for the next rotation.

I just purchased the webinar via Paypal, no issues. My VPN says I'm in the USA though I'm not.

Jerry

We spread leaves on our garden beds in the fall. It's better if they've gone through the leaf vacuum or the lawnmower. Chopped up, they stay in place. We also let our chickens roam in the beds after fall harvest, and again in the spring before planting, to mix things up and fertilize with manure. Fall or spring, if we have a full compost bin that has been sitting for several months, we spread that under the leaf mulch.

Randal, we rowed the reservoir-- but the wind came up behind us, and we rigged a tarp for a sail. At least half of it we had a free ride!

randal cranor wrote:
The last trip I did was the Colo. River thru the Grand Canyon, Lees Ferry to Diamond creek,225 miles! Like 31 days!
What a way to SEE the Canyon. Over a 100 miles of whitewater rapids! Colo. River has its own rating system, goes up to 10. Unless you are near a trail there is no hiking out of the canyon. Half of our food was Frozen, double foam wrapped ice chest with dry ice. There were 5 of US, in 3 rafts, me solo in my 14 ft. SOTAR. If I could do one trip every year it would be the COLO./Grand Canyon.

Sounds like a great trip Randal. My brother was a guide for Grand Canyon Dories for several years. I guided in Oregon mostly, and a bit in Washington. My first trip may have been the best: a week on the Owyhee river in eastern Oregon. Two rafts, four people. I had to learn quickly. But the solitude ...

If I pledge two or three times to the kickstarter can I give one or two to other people as gifts?

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Thanks Liv!

Looks well organized and admirable in intent. You lost me at "conservative and patriarchal" but striving to live according to Jesus' example is certainly uplifting.