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BC you pay monthly, amount depends on your income. The highest charge is $54 a month, i think you have to make ovr $30,000 or more, for me with my really low income I don't pay anything. If I had presciptions most would be paid for or a percentage would be.

Yup I still do, the guy who built my house did a crappy job, the main part is a 1972 mobile then he added rooms on each side. There are 2 newer style windows and the rest are old old ones. One is half plywood, so I have that glued in with that expanding foam and then 2 layers of plastic. I put...

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I'm a trained Vet Assistant but never have used it. Currently I haul scrap metal with my truck and trailer, and farm my chickens. I've milked cows for a living for two years, done shipping/receiving and courier driving.

Here mine would be forestfire and heavy snow. They had heavy snow here years ago and people were without power for almost a week. I have only wood heat so its ok for me, I would just have to worry about my waterlines freezing. As for forestfire, I don;t havv many trees by the house but I think I...

I was able to buy 6 acres very cheap here a few years ago. I have been working on fixing it up and getting it so I can try and be sort of self sufficient. i have my chickens and hope to next year get a milk cow and some sheep for income. I also am working on a garden, i'm going to try the straw...

My turkeys were eating mine, but I didn't have a net. lol

Beekissed your son is awesome. LOL. My brother is the same age and he is like that with my animals, he may pick it up a little more in other areas now that is is living with me for awhile. Congrats on raising good kids!!

I've heard good things about that book too, Putting Food By. I'm not new to canning, but my DH is diabetic and and I just don;t like eating alot of sugar, thats why I try to cut back. I made some apricot butter a few weeks ago and cut back on about 1/3 of the sugar, it still tastes great, just...

Thanks for the post, I have been thinking of buying the book but I will now wait and see where this forum goes. I have noticed a lot of recipes call for lots of sugar, I am trying to stay away from that. I do have the Bernardin Book , forget the proper name for it, but it seems good, I haven`t...

I would love to live the way they do. I love the simple way of doing things and taking care of your family.

There are a few breeds, most are dutch I believe. I'm not sure how it taste, but I'm sure its close to goat, maybe not so goaty?? I prefer sheep over goats anyday. They will stay in a fenced area and are not always looking for ways out. I know there is a Friesen sheep, i think they are for...

Yeah i through them in the drying for a couple minutes after they are dry with a bounce sheet to soften then up.