Jackson Casey

I am looking for a one acre to five parcel to farm and also live in a tiny house. I have a full time job and am financially secure but still have a desire to live simply. THanks!

best,

Jackson

Have you looked into planting guilds? Some of the plants mentioned in this link are out of your zone but many of them are.

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Hey man I love watching your videos, you are clearly a really talented artist and video producer.

In regards to the next video on fertilizers... I wanted to say, one thing you can do is turn the shady areas on your property into compost production. Living close to Bmore must mean you are surrounded by restaurants and supermarkets, they can provide all the free organic matter you need (in the form of kitchen scraps and spoiled produce.). Its true that some places won't do it but if you plead your case, the right chef or manager would do it. Anywhere near an urban area can provide a lot of waste food, it just needs to be amalgamated

My plan is to construct a structure for myself on a 6 by 8 trailer. I then want to park that trailer at my property but build and connect an insulated shed/outbuilding to house my freezer and battery banks. Is it likely that I would run into coding troubles? I understand I can live in the trailer's tiny house and avoid the issue but I had this idea of connecting several "cells" to form a house. I want the trailer to be a movable core wherein the outbuildings can be modified so that when the trailer is parked correctly, all I have to do is button up a thermal envelope and my tiny house suddenly has several off shooting rooms. I wonder if this would be "legal".

I am looking for land in the Northeast no lower than Pennsylvania but any New England state or NEw York is where most of my attention is.

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