Standing on the shoulders of giants. Giants with dirt under their nails
Franak Ostapowicz wrote:what's a good trade to make enough money to put some away and also be helpful on the farm?
Standing on the shoulders of giants. Giants with dirt under their nails
Franak Ostapowicz wrote:im currently taking classes for a construction management degree, and have kinda decided because I'm afraid of heights that I want to change to a diesel technician degree.
Hans Albert Quistorff, LMT Hans Massage Qberry Farm
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gmail hquistorff
I am passionate about living off the land and having the smallest footprint I possibly can. coming up with ideas on how to create less waste or something would be great! maybe I should try to look into the green technology careers popping up.
I was John Pollard aka poorboy but the system is broken so I had to start anew
Tina Hillel wrote:As a young man, my husband offered to work for free as a helper so he could get an idea of what trades he would enjoy working at. He was able to learn tricks in different fields. He ended up learning carpentry, electrical, plumbing, welding, mechanical all of which helped him throughout his work life and our home life. He built the house we now live in. Best education he didnt have to get in debt for.
Experimenting and growing on my small acre in SW USA; Fruit & Nut trees w/ annuals, hoping to get Chickens, rabbits, and in-laws onto property soon.
Long term goal - Furniture & Luthier Stay-at-home farm dad.
G Moffatt wrote:what is this discussion about? Profit is better than wages, let no tell you otherwise.
When tomatoes and even peppers sell for $1 each, growing them is like growing money.
Every job is a terrible job if it is not what you want to be doing
Franak Ostapowicz wrote:im currently taking classes for a construction management degree, and have kinda decided because I'm afraid of heights that I want to change to a diesel technician degree. I want to start homesteading/farming once I save some money. what's a good trade to make enough money to put some away and also be helpful on the farm?
I knew I would regret that burrito. But this tiny ad has never caused regrets:
poor man's poll: would you support a kickstarter for a SKIP book?
https://permies.com/t/136637/poor-man-poll-support-kickstarter
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