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No since repeating what others have already said. I agree with what has been said. I will be growing 7 varieties of wheat, one of rye and triticale. Can't wait to try these with your recipes. I will be backing at the $90 level

I would love to help out. Sourdough is my family's favorite. Thank you

I know you said if you cut them you won't be treating them but you might want to dip the cut side in wood ash. Helps with keeping them from rotting

I know it's not DIY but temu has that very tent outside complete with the bucket potty and 50 liners plus absorption pads for liquids for $50. I just don't think you can DIY for less

I think I have your answer. Once they arrived in Nome Alaska the had to travel by horse. They had to have 100 pounds of food for each person and animal. Water is heavy so by taking powdered vinegar they could take more supplies with them

Maybe think outside the box. I just had 150 acre select cut. They cut the big trees and left the small and medium trees. It thinned out the trees giving it more of a park like appearance than a forest. The point of this is my place now looks like an apocalypse hit it. They piled up all the slash (limbs]  and now I have to get rid of them and clean up. Most people just burn the piles but I think that is a waste. I am cutting my fire wood for this year, next year and maybe the next. That's 30 cords altogether. I'll still have at least 50 cords to get rid of. I plan to advertise for anyone who wants it to come cut all they want.

So, since you are to far away to benefit I suggest you contact a local logger and see if you can cut wood from his work site

So in my stuff I have world domination gardening movie. But it's only streaming. Is this different? Has it been updated? Can I download it? Is it a physical DVD? Thank you for helping me determine if this is a duplicate of what I have. Happy new year

Is there a way to download the streaming video? I have lousy service at home so I have to download everything when I'm in town so I watch at home. Thank you

I bought a rock pot. It is insulated so no heat on outside. Inside you take the "rock " out of the bottom and heat it to 600 degrees. You can do that on a stove top or on a fire. Takes about 30 minutes. Place it back in the bottom of the pot with the provided tool. Put the inner pot in and put your food in. Put the top on the inner pot and close the outer lid. Will cook for 8 to 10 hours. Can use it to smoke meat and you can cook 3 things at once. No electricity required. I love mine. It's a combination of a crock pot and a pressure cooker