barry loehr

Hello Jeol,
You said you originally measured .07 to .1 gallons per minute. This is quite a bit of water per hour. I have a small spring of beautiful water, which at first I was worried wouldn't produce enough water for drinking water, but realized even what seems like a trickle is plenty, especially if watering and such with rain water collection. I think you'll do great with your spring!
Cheers, Barry

I'm now admitting, sadly, that I haven't watched the movie yet, so these issues may have been addressed there...
Barry

Hello everyone,

The talk is almost always about personal care products and cleaners. Fire retardant in furniture, carpet, drapery, automotive seats, even clothes, etc... is also a huge concern. Anyone have technical details, studies, about this bad stuff that's all around us?

Barry

The link emailed to me only lets me download it one time. Put it on my computer but would really like it on my pad also. Is this possible?
thanks, Barry

Hi Paul, Cassie, and/or staff!
I'm no longer getting emails tho I still have a profile and all the other stuff I think. It happened around the time big changes were made and now I realize it's been a long time since an email came. Did I miss something?
Thanks, barry

Yeah the goats would need good fencing. But I'm sure they'd do more damage to that pampas than our picky horses! It's almost 2 acres of thick pampas, wonder if pigs would root it out?

Two horses and plan to get chickens. Total acreage is 3 1/2, but of course have to fit house, barn, garden and everything. Probably two pasture. I've been reading that pampas is really hard to get rid of and its thick. Thanks for your input!

Planning on chickens but don't think we have enough pasture to keep goats rotating permanently. Renting some goats might work tho. Sure sounds like an option.

Besides the current playing card thing, I would work on search engines, so your site turns up earlier, more often, with a wider variety of words, so even when people search "gardening" or something, up pops your site. I'm sure you've done much of this, but the faster it comes up on searches the more people get infected. Maybe I'll finally by some cards to help some for now...

We're buying a little land and plan to permie the hell out of it. A few acres that will be pasture for my wife's horses is covered in pampas grass and has been bush hogged.
I want to put some cover crop stuff in there that the horses can eat, and need to somehow choke out the pampas grass, all at the same time! I'm sure the soil needs work too. Plan to get some browsing stuff going for him, but the first step is just so he'll have something to eat. We live in the western nc mountains where there's a fairly mild winter and plenty of rainfall all year- sometimes too wet. Any ideas? Choking the pampas is the challenge. Please help Permies!