Just got these on June 22, 2011, two Isa Browns and an Americana. I adapted my chicken coop from The Playhouse Coop plans from mypetchickens.com. This one is 5’X8′, 6′ high. The chickens are called Fa, Sol, & La (from Sacred Harp shaped note singing)
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Joel Salatin talks about his farming practices and his view that the animals on his farm are co-laborers in his enterprise during an interview with Earth Eats host Annie Corrigan. More videos, photos and recipes on our website: eartheats.org
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www.firstwind.com for more videos from First Wind about wind energy. Find out what the inside of a wind turbine looks like and how it works as Liz from First Wind embarks on the 6 minute climb inside the tower to the top.
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April 12, 2012 8 Comments
This is a description of the solar water heater system for use with other systems under investigation by the Harvey Mudd College KCFA clinic team.
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texasnaturalbuilders.info – This is the first pressure test in which we found that we had 1 leak at typical home pressure usually around 80 lbs. The water temperature out of the hose was 76 degrees and we got immediate results. The time of day of 3 pm cst.
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For many situations, a raised garden makes sense. If your soil is compacted or rocky or contains a lot of clay, you can get a fresh start above ground with better soil for your plants’ roots. And there’s no rototilling or deep digging necessary with raised beds — simply have topsoil delivered from a reliable […]
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You “Do” Less and Less, While More and More Grows It’s hard to believe this magical permaculture food forest used to be an asphalt parking lot 3 years ago. Fruits, vegetables, berries, medicinal and cooking herbs all flourish here in abundance. Welcome to The Permaculture Neighborhood Center in Sebastapol, CA, where a group called the […]
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Aquaponics is an amazing system that allows you to integrate a fish-filled pond or tank with grow-beds for vegetables and herbs. These very cool systems are a great approach to sustainability and they can be quite simple to build. Check-out this project featuring Charlie from Ecolicious showing you how! If you like my videos don’t […]
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