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(Update 10/27/16) Livestock lessons from a farmer

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(Update 10/27/16) Livestock lessons from a farmer
« on: October 26, 2016, 06:03:36 AM »
Excellent multi-part article.  I will update this post as the other parts become available:

Part 1) https://survivalblog.com/lessons-learned-in-livestock-part-1-by-c-k/

Talks about Rabbits, Guinea Hogs, Goats, Bees, Chickens, Ducks and Geese, Cats and Sheep.

Part 2) https://survivalblog.com/lessons-learned-in-livestock-part-2-by-c-k/

The topic is livestock that is NOT recommended for the prepper homestead:  Guinea Fowll, Horses, Beef Cattle, Milk Cows and Turkeys.  It also talks about auctions as source of homestead goods, a used dump truck and small tractor.

The author also cautions against squash due to a problem with insect damage and the need for chemical abatement.  My personal experience is that this did not become a problem where I was located.  YMMV.
He recommends more root crops in a garden.
« Last Edit: October 27, 2016, 10:43:00 AM by TWP »
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