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I really wish I could do a poll but I shall have to content myself with a verbal one. I'm really interested in seeing the demographic of permaculture folks.

So what is your life situation like:

Age?
Single?
Married?
Working full time out of the home?
Living off the land?
Retired?
Kids?
 
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elle sagenev wrote:
Age?
Single?
Married?
Working full time out of the home?
Living off the land?
Retired?
Kids?



ill start:
Age? - mid 30s
Married? - yes
Working full time out of the home? - yes (work from home on rare occasions)
Living off the land? - Deriving an income from the land? Yes - operate a small farm/herdshare dairy
Retired? - would rather just farm full time
Kids? - 1 so far.

 
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elle sagenev wrote:

Age: 35
Married
Stay at homestead Dad
2 kids
The land provides us with enough to keep the bills low and our bellies full of great food for most of the year. 100% of our meat and eggs along with 50% of our fresh veg and fruit. Those amount are increasing every year as the new plantings of trees begin to bear more fruit.
Within five years I'd like to be fully food secure. Gotta find space for a cow...

 
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Age? 18
Single? N/A- too busy and frankly don't care for relationships at the moment
Married? No, and not planning to for a very very very long time.
Working? N/A- going to be a full-time college student in 4-5 months
Living off the land? N/A
Retired? N/A
Kids? N/A
 
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Thought I might as well add mine.

29, married, 2 kids, working full time out of the home. Hope that changes soon. Oh and as far as food, yeah, we buy a lot.
 
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Age: 28
Single?: No, I have a dog.
Married?: Ahahaha NO
Working?: When the sun shines others have money to pay me, so rarely these days, peoples are POOR
Living off the land? Mostly, Yup. Between my place and the surrounding woods and working as slave labor on a tyrannical farm for squash and potatoes
Retired? I'll probably die first
Kids? Nope
 
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