Stephanie Williams

My son is deaf and we want him to attend the Rocky Mountain Deaf School.

My husband And I are willing to trade lodging for any work that your homestead or farm needs.
I have a lot of theoretical knowledge and he is incredibly hardworking.
We have been together for 8 years and are very stable.
We will gladly send you our resumes if you are interested.

Steffi, Dustin and Ben(4)

There may be a dozen oaks if that many, I have not identified what species yet. It is mostly just pecans and a few varieties of conifers.

The property I am trying to rehabilitate is 80 acres has six smaller ponds, a 9 acre pond/reservoir on it (the county built it as a flood control measure in the sixties or seventies,) and three creeks. They are full of run off from all over the small college city.
What can I do to improve the ecology and the purity of the water in the creeks and the ponds. It currently has pecans and cat-tales around it. Cattle used to graze around it. There are a number of different types of fish. Ducks and geese are known to show up in the summer and fall. No snakes that I have seen, no frogs, no mosquitoes. It is in a hardiness area of 7 or 8 depending on the year according to the local farmers.
I would eventually like to harvest the pecans if possible and use the excess water in swales for other areas on the property.

Are there any polyamorus, or polyfidelitous families on the permies fourum?

Hi. I'm in between Tulsa and Oklahoma City. I'm looking at intensive polyculture and wild crafting. The university here is practically owned by big ag so i will have them to deal with. I'm looking forward to spreading chemical free polyculture to the local farmers in my area and working on general abundance in my area.