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danged tornados!!!!! Today we planted more onion sets, grape tomatoes, kentucky Wonder Plole Beans, scarlet runners, a patch of alfalfa, some sudanese grass, golden clover, and some green manure mix that has field peas, crown vetch etc... Oooops almost forgot, 9-10 cucumber plants, half a...

ummmm what's a fat bomb?

that's what I was thinking.. how are those piggies? they see the page number yet? :th

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Honestly I love central Mi for that very reason.. only thing we gotta worry about is loosing power in -40C setting ;) no wildfires (like cali) earhquakes ( like out west) no big tornado's like the get down in the SW, only cold COLD COOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD winters...

we're going to be trying Sudan grass way out back and alfalfa in another area to see what natural feeds our buns like better. Anybody have any tips on fresh cut noms for the buns? As it is, I have about a baskillion bajaillion carrots, n turnips for grow out bunnies that'll be consumed by this...

we had 1 liter as of last friday.... as of today we have 4 more litters :) But I have 7 kids, sometimes 8 plus me and the wife... So when we eat a meal it's at least 2-3 buns at a shot

ok so every night for the past 4-5 it has rained at night and gotten sunny during the day.. Good for the garden that's already put in and manured.. but bad for me to get the rest of it planted soon :( Also, this means that my grass is growing 2-3" a day :barnie

I gotta switch churches..

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don't be so sure.. There are many lurkers..

late for church from drinking tequilla? Me likes your priorities ;)

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I'm so glad you brought those up... Look up my thread "what is a zombie" and I reference those ;) It does get a tad heated though..

http://www.survivalcenter.com/mills.html

Bear?

PS, been reading your blog from "schizautism" and thinks we have a bit in common. Wish you would update.

I start out with I am right, and everybody else sucks lemons... And things seem to go bad from there :/

Actually, the hutches you see are what they winter in. I do provide about a 14x36" piece of plywood for them to lay on covered in straw and a divider so they have a hidey "hole"... This past winter we lost some kits from accidental breedings, but had a 90% rate of survivability through late...

hm......... today I bout 80lbs of whole corn.. I figure when my wife starts telling me to move all my buckets out of the way I have to many.. until then... ;) Okokokokok, I agree, use the LDS calc, but unless you have a good manual or tractor driven grinder it's some what pointless in a no...