Andrés Bernal

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Im an artist living in a very special jungle jumping from farm/conservation efforts to art creation in both the digital and physical realms
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Colombia - Tropical dry forest
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The tippy-top of Rocket Mass Heater technological understanding!
The latest cutting edge R&D!

The Heat Riser: demystified!

Pages: 22
Format: PDF

Penned by Rocket Mass Heater authorities Paul Wheaton and Chris "Uncle Mud" McClellan and updated Summer, 2022, this eBook features a heap of information about heat risers - how to build one, what to use, how much to spend, how long it'll last.  All this info for the first time in one place!










This is the 2nd chapter of their RMH book that doesn't even exist yet!



Click below to purchase your instant download.



get it while it's . . . hot.
1 day ago
& learn more about apples in Paul's youtube video:




Send your unwanted apple seeds to Paul Wheaton at:  
2120 S. Reserve #351, Missoula, MT 59801
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The Permaculture Duke's pov:

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Paul surely loves apples!

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All About Apples!!!


Recently we had a poll on the most popular homesteading crops and apples came in 4th place (out of nine!)

Every homestead needs a fruit tree and we believe that the apple makes the top list of homestead crops.  Apples are reliable and prolific, there are endless varieties, including early season, mid-season, and late season.  This means you could have continual harvests from early spring to late fall!  Apples produce about 11 million calories per acre.  It is a very filling fruit, popular for making pies. You can even ferment them to make cider and wine!

The saying "an apple a day keeps the doctor away" rings true - the apple is prebiotic, nutrient-dense, and is used medicinally for tummy issues, minor wound care, and reducing fevers.  Apples are a versatile food and easy to prepare.  Depending on the variety, they can be a lucrative crop.  Each year the most popular apple is upwards of $2.50/lb.  Any apples that don't make it to the kitchen or farm stand are great for animal feed.




Threads on apples:

https://permies.com/t/152147/Apples-Red-Apples-Favorite
https://permies.com/t/108096/Growing-Apple-Trees-Seed-Naturally
https://permies.com/t/7503/Fertile-Apples-UPDATED-Cultivars
https://permies.com/t/998/growing-apples-seeds-cloning
https://permies.com/t/113252/Growing-Apples-Naturally
https://permies.com/wiki/98630/tasting-home-grown-Apple-varieties



Learn more about apples and how to grow your food with the Garden Master Course.
2 days ago

Kostas Mal wrote:

Hi I have purchased the Low Tech Laboratory combo, and although I can see the videos fine, when I click on any of the download links for the plans, I get no file downloaded.
Can you please fix that, as this is the main reason for the purchase.

Regards



Hi Kostas, just checked and they are downloading ok to me, maybe try a different browser?
3 days ago
A new video that talks about willow feeder v sewage treatment plant, septic system, etc.

The script is now a video!

3 days ago
Pal just released this video that discusses willow feeder v sewage treatment plant, septic system, etc.

3 days ago