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I'd like to offer some special gifts to those who want to back my Kickstarter in the first two days.

If you back my Kickstarter before 8pm mountain time on Sunday the 15th, you'll get this lovely bundle of stuff, as well as all the goodies on offer for the Kickstarter.

If you're not sure, you can even just back at the $1 level and you'll still get all of this!

To find out more about the Kickstarter, click here.

Earlybird Bundle


Cooking with a Rocket Oven microdoc


Hugelkultur microdoc


Clean with Cleaners You Can Eat by Raven Ranson


Understanding Goats chapter from "Backyard Dairy Goats"

The Goatherd's Year mini eBook

Thank you to Paul and Raven for being a part of this earlybird bundle! If anyone else would like to offer up any goodies as part of this, please post in this thread or PM me.

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A new addition to the earlybird bundle!

Thank you Kate from A Real Green Life for providing copies of her ebook "Ditching the Supermarket"!
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Pledged, good luck on the Kickstarter!
 
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Thank you : )

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Just pledged, you've already got 22% of your goal, I'm sure you will be fully funded very quickly!  
 
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Thank you! It's happening very quickly - at 25% now!

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Looks like you're around 33% now, I signed up for the e-book! Do you know yet how the formatting of the e-book is handled by different readers? I have a Kindle and will probably get a low powered laptop when I go off grid, and the Kindle is great for low power use. But I imagine some of the pages just work best on a full sized screen.
 
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I told my husband we have to get the book because you have beet soup (my specialty) on the cover in the same bowls we have! He wasn't as impressed lol.

Ordered a paperback! I love the whole concept of the book, I have been saying repeatedly I need a book to help me cook seasonally because I'm new to it. I'm very excited to check out the cheese making section, too!

Looking forward to a few of the added e-books, thank you all for the collaboration!
 
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Just out of curiosity, why Kickstarter rather than some of the other crowdfunding sources?

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I added to your kickstarter, you were up to 53%, I believe. I got a hardback, and pretty darned excited about being able to support you. The pictures are gorgeous, nice work! I can't wait to see how to do kombucha.
 
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I'm in! If my math is correct, you're up to 68%, looking good.
 
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Hi Kate,
Just pledged for your hard-cover book.  I'm happy to learn new off-grid skills, and perfect the older ones  
Also, it makes so much sense to cook seasonally.  Thanks for writing this book!!  <3
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Just Pledged, love the idea of the book, and look forward to seeing it thru!! Thank you for putting it together!!!

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Just pledged for the paperback. You're at 91% already - congratulations!!!

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Pledged. Looks like your at about 93%. Congratulations! I'm looking forward to the cooking club.

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98% FUNDED!!! Wowsers!

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104% funded, that went smoothly! Well done.

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It's not letting me click a choice on the kickstarter page.  I've reloaded the page, and still having problems....
Any ideas?
 
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Kate is in Australia, and probably asleep? This sounds like a question to take up with the Kickstarter site.

However, you may want to try using a different browser. I successfully pledged this Kickstarter on Firefox earlier this morning. I just checked Microsoft Edge, and Chrome, they both let me click on a level of pledge.

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I just pledged for the Hard Cover book and the eBook : )

This is so exciting - now I will have true recipes that I can use all the time with my homestead.

Thank you so much, Kate.

I can hardly wait for it to show up at my door.

~ may you get well past in pledges than you ever dreamed ~

I have gladly supported 11 of Paul's Kickstarters
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Thank you all!

It's been such an exciting first day!

I will be posting an update soon with the first stretch goal announced!



Thank you Joylynn - you were right that I was asleep. I think I've had issues with some browsers not working on there, so hopefully it's just a matter of using a different browser, or turning it off and on again.

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Mark Brunnr wrote:Looks like you're around 33% now, I signed up for the e-book! Do you know yet how the formatting of the e-book is handled by different readers? I have a Kindle and will probably get a low powered laptop when I go off grid, and the Kindle is great for low power use. But I imagine some of the pages just work best on a full sized screen.



The Kindle version will be designed to be functional - there will be photos, but they will be above the recipe text so that you can read the recipe without scrolling a lot.

The PDF will be the same as the print version.

I'll be sending both out to anyone that's pledged for an ebook, so you can pick and choose whichever format best works for you.
 
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How can you not subscribe to this fantastic offer.  I have just done that.  Permies are perfect for what we want to achieve.

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I just saw the kickstarter update. Want to make sure I understand. If I upgrade my pledge to the Ultimate Supporter level I will get everything listed plus the rocket oven DVDs?
 
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H Allen wrote:I just saw the kickstarter update. Want to make sure I understand. If I upgrade my pledge to the Ultimate Supporter level I will get everything listed plus the rocket oven DVDs?



If the Kickstarter reaches the stretch goal, and you've selected the "ultimate supporter" level, you will get digital access to this: https://permies.com/wiki/134179/Rocket-Ovens-DVD-Paul-Wheaton

Plus all the other goodies at that level.

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The earlybird bundle ends in less than 4 hours.

All backers who back before 8pm usa mountain time tonight will receive the bundle, even at the $1 level.

Thank you to everyone that has backed so far and helped to make this a success!

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2 hours to go!

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The earlybird bundle has now closed.

Thanks so much to everyone who pledged early and helped make the Kickstarter such a success!

And thanks again to those who generously donated their stuff to give away to the earlybirds!

There's still plenty of other goodies on offer for the rest of the Kickstarter, plus the cookbooks are priced lower than they will be in future, so if you make a pledge during the rest of the Kickstarter you're still getting a really good deal.

I'm locking this thread now. Any discussion or questions about the Kickstarter can happen over here: https://permies.com/t/151239/Grid-Homestead-Cookbook-Kickstarter-live

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