Keith Kuhnsman

Well, this is great timing!

We just moved into a new house which has been afflicted with grass.

And we have been thinking of how to go about leaving a little bit of grass, and a whole bunch of flowers and edibles for insects through moo cows.

I will be off to see what info I can dig up about the book.

Good luck with sales and thanks for offering this!

Happy trails,

Keith

Welcome to the forums!

I will admit I have not had a chance to look over the book, but am quite interested.

I planted a row of elderberries, serviceberries and pawpaws along one of my fences, and while waiting for the pawpaws to mature, we were still able to enjoy yummy pies and such from the copious elderberry production.  Great plants to have around.  And almost impossible to kill, so that’s a plus for me!  😜

Hope you enjoy your time here!

Happy trails,

Keith

I am glad to hear it.  We are looking to move next year, so with any luck, we will be looking at a stove or two.

Happy trails,

Keith

Very interesting.  Thanks for your efforts!

Any more info about the single gripped snath?  This tall person is interested!
Happy trails,
Keith

Oooh!  Sweet!

Tool to tame my crazed hugelbeds.

Thanks for the offer!

Happy trails,

Keith

David,

Welcome and a quick thanks for “Turned Earth (Jack Brocolli Book 1).  Great fun, high spirited hijinks and whatnot.  Really enjoyed it, although I did need to look up a few more gardening and plant related references.  Looking forward to any further adventures.

Oh, and I really enjoyed all the actual gardening books also.

Happy trails,

Keith

Neat.  I will have to check this out.  I have some serious back issues, so it may not work for me, but my son has expressed interest in building his own house.  Thanks!

Happy trails,

Keith

Following!

What a neat way to do this!  I have been looking to expand upon my humanure skills, and this thread has some great ideas.

You sir, are truly an af-feces-cianado of poo.

Thanks for your service to humanity.

Happy trails,

Keith

Greetings,

I think some of the others have hit on my concerns also.

I did look at the Kickstarter page when it was brought up in the daily-ish, but was a bit confused about what would be different from other productions (Justin), and what some of the terms meant.

What is a “micro course,” for example?  A trailer type thing, or enough for an actual “course?”

A big question for me would be the content/subjects of the main courses, and, frankly, the related costs for multiple courses, each of which could be up to $200.

In a short period, that adds up to a big pile of cash that I would perhaps rather save to spend on cover crops and self-propelled soil conditioners (Cows, sheep, and chickens.)

Hope this helps somewhat.

Really like the idea; just not sure of the expense.

Happy trails,

Keith