Thread 511418878

im juat not going to participate in the great reset. while you guys are eating the bugs i will be eating the spuds. i am digging up my potatoes today and picrel is from my first plant

Very nice op. That's very rewarding I'm sure. Nice looking potatoes. I love it.

I'm eating some that I pulled last week, potatoes are fun to grow yourself.

do you have these in america?

>>511419977
i actually have not seen any this year, but i planted in a new location and my chickens spend alot of time in there, maybe they are eating them.

my kot is helping me

>>511421178
based
Ours keeps trying to explore beyond the property boundaries and one time he returned half dead with a broken leg so there is only a leash for him now unfortunately.

i have a weird problem in my garden. There is a cherry tree in the middle that keeps growing sprouts from the roots instead of cherries, its 6-8 years old. I think it needs to go, it grows them in 5 meter radius around itself, very actively, year after year.

>>511420531
>my chickens
Chickens are fucken based

>>511418878 (OP)
Well done. Good luck with it.

>>511422329
i have same. I think event same age...but it has some smol cherries this year...just keep genociding the sprouts and leave the tree and let it mature

>>511418878 (OP)
I’m not forcing you to eat bugs. Only offers it in USA food stores.

>>511418878 (OP)
>"the great reset"
Is that still even a thing?

>>511419977
Yes. Most pests from Europe are here as well too. Emerald ash borers killed all the ash trees here.

>>511418878 (OP)
take the potato pill

>>511422543
I believe it’s the meat diet that’s driving up prices for red meat.

>>511422329
let him do his thing

>>511419977
Yes they target all nightshades

>>511422543
the great reset is 100% happening and trump is a key player. why do you think he surrounded himself with wef young leaders like tulsi and little marco? and then there is palinteer

>>511422777
i think his thing is taking over the whole garden desu

>>511422397
i hatch chickens to own the libs

>>511418878 (OP)
>I don't care about the world's problems. My family and I are safe here in Waco.

>>511423158
Nice, I kinda want a few but my garden is tiny. Maybe I'll settle for quail.

>>511418878 (OP)
I believe USA food stores need to be required to sell a variety of meat in low volumes. Like bugs, rabbit, pigeon, and other sustainable.

>>511418878 (OP)
How to start a self sufficient homestead?

>>511423158
I don’t cares. I’m not the picky whiny kind.

>>511423359
why dont you just raise rabbits? i had around a hundred rabbits when i was 5. i turned a couple free rabbits intoba giant rabbit breeding operation. i would take my favorite male and my favorite female and put them together and i would get more aweaome rabbits. ince a year my dad would butcher them to control feed cost, i would cry the whole time and refuse to eat them

i want to have chickens too but i dont think i can stomach slaughtering them. Or maybe i can, i dont know, never killed anything bigger than a bug.
There are contractors but they dont even list chickens in their ad, as this is a non issue to any farmer i assume.

>>511423645
No room XD

>>511423645
saw them in a zoo store once, they are cuter than kittens. Damn industrial society, getting too soft.

>>511424251
what do you do against mosquitoes from that pond?

>>511423426
you need alot of tools and skills or alot of money

>>511424789
Waterfall. Still had a couple hatched. It’s too deep ice for fishes. Mosquitoes hates flowing water. So far it’s low numbers this year.

>>511418878 (OP)
They will send the drones to hunt you

>>511424450
do you have any good potato recipes.
I JUST REMEMBERED MY SALO IS DONE, its from the pig i grew

>>511424789
And that’s hardy water lilies. I need to divide and put in another pond that’s more shady. The fan part have sweet flag iris, dwarf hair grasses, flag irises, and some flowers like water plantain and eastern monkey flower.

>>511424789
I’m a collector remember? With hostas/ astilbes I have little ones to giant ones.

>>511418878 (OP)
Oh wow whole 5 potatoes. You sure showed the system there with your 5 potatoes OP.

>>511425634
congrats
>recipes
nah, im not a gourmet really
the simpler the dish the better imo, less time spent on cooking. My potato recipe is either peel and boil them (i know that everybody says that you shouldnt peel them for boiling but i just dont like the taste that they get from it) or peel, cut and fry them, with salo ofc, i used to try to cut them in to cuboids but then someone showed me that its much faster to just do it randomly, like sharpening a pencil, thats my recipe lol.

How did you go about slaughtering that pig? Do you do it yourself?

>>511426185
that was from one plant faggot, i have a giant patch of sweet potatoes too, those are a super producer

>>511418878 (OP)
Nice spuds, but remember to diversify.
Plenty of old world similar plants of entirely different genetic stock, ensuring optimal risk mitigation for species specific diseases.

Do some research to find out which ones are suited for your soil, one i like in particular is the "pastinaak".

>>511426878
>slaughtering
i was going to but i called the butcher to check the price and it was $140. which is a good deal since its cut and wrapped.

>>511427057
i just buy kennebec and yukon gold at the farm and ranch store for 39 cents a pound. its all they offer

>>511427188
sounds new worldy, just contact agrarian universities and traders for samples.
Wageningen has our best knowhow and stuff for this sorta stuff, they'd probably love to advise you a few ones and maybe even send seeds, samples and such to start your own stuff.

Just don't offend their liberal srnsibilities, just be diplomatic and they will be most useful.

>>511426185
supermarket around the corner is now selling exclusively israeli potatos. now, beside the preposterous transport cost and moral considerations, those are washed and will go bad in a matter of a few days, if they're not already sprouting in shop. next to my house are several farms that offer potatos at a much lower price. unwashed, can be stored for a whole winter, taste better and the best thing, you can help them with the harvest and get a discount on all purchases. that incudes eggs, nuts, fruit, and vegetables. you make friends this way, which is nice. potatos can be harvested several times over the season. your mocking shows you don't know this. live in the city then?

>>511418878 (OP)
Do you think you'll get a good haul for your land size?
I wonder what the most energy proficient crop would be?


I think it's hemp.
Hemp seeds have the 6 essential amino acids.

>>511425277
Buy tools secondhand and watch YouTube to gain the skills. Be ready to fuck it up the first time but you will learn from yourl mistakes

>>511427057
this reminds me.
Here we have plenty of gardeners, especially far away from the biggest cities, but from i gather most (if not all) of them buy store seeds, which are infertile hybrids, meaning you cannot reproduce them again from the seeds that the plant grows itself. This is somewhat concerning. Its not true self sufficiency, although these plants are supposedly better.

>>511427496
>most energy proficient crop
its sweet potatoes, they grow in poor soil and are full of nutrients and you get a bucket full of sweet potatoes per plant. they also require little care and store well.

>>511427496
this. hemp requires some special machinery and distribution channels in place. sadly, around here many have resorted to bio fuel production. worst thing they grow is elephant grass.

>>511427703
i have heard people say this so many times, you will probably be able to build a little shack with your youtube videos but how long till it falls down?

get grow bags for 'taters. It makes it so much easier to harvest all of them.

>>511427998
nope, i actually did a study on that this year. the container potatoes were not better in any way and you have to water the container everyday. tbqh i think they actually did worse in the containers and the cost of potting soil made it not cost effective at all. i plant is soil mixed with tons and tons of dried oak leaves, it admends the soil great

>>511427375
> live in the city then
For me yes. Because it's the only place I can afford to live because I can work here. I don't have money like the faggot OP to buy land with a house on it so I can brag to poor fags on the Internet about it.

>>511427764
Very good point, there's worse to it if you involve (ex-)Monsanto's "whitelist" approach to herbicide (meaning it kills all except approved).

But botanists and universities bypass all that bullshit and are quite ideologically inclined. Not always positively so but it can be made use of like this, as they do have fertile plants.

With their aid i've been guerilla gardening in public spaces for a decade now.

>>511428547
anon i went to the oilfield and saved up $60k. then i bought 6 acres of land for $6k, had a well drilled for $8k and then built a small house for $40k. i used the tools and skills i gained in my 20's framing houses to build the house. you could do this too, if you go to the north dakota oilfield and find a job that provides housing you can stack cash fast, you just have to go to work everyday for a couple years

>>511427764
disregard dutch faggots statement, monsanto has nothing to do with home gardeners, to use gmo you sign contracts and shit. but back to seeds, yes buying seeds is way easier and better. some plants such as melons and squash are super easy but to save the seeds you must have one heirloom variety of a crop so you dont cross pollinate. hybrids offer lots of benefits when it comes to production and disease resistance through selective breeding NOT gene editing. buying good brand seeds is a sure thing and it sucks when you put in work and the seeds dont end up working well. ive been there and done that, plus good seeds are very cheap, ($0.50/pack)

>>511425634
get chicken small cuts on the skin salt/pepper/paprika. cut potatos

>put chicken, skin up in the tray,
>potatoes sliced equally doesnt matter what shape. make sure they dont touch the chicken skin because it will get soggy
>1 tablespoon of pigs fat
>into oven for 90 min

alternatively

>cut potatoes/onion/carrot/(optional chilly) into a pot (eggplant is good when in season)
>put some cured meat/smoked ribs
>salt it
>1tblspoon of fat and some water 1/3 of a cup.
>then seal it with aluminium foil and or lid.
>heat until water boils a bit then reduce heat to very low to simmer for 90ish minutes

good with garlic and sour cream

none of these take more than 15 min to make

>>511428886
fuck i've been thinking of spending couple years working some nigger job with housing. how do i even get it as foreigner? do i have to be brown?

>>511428252
>water them every day
No. If you want to have bunch of rotted mush at the the bottom layers, you water them every day. You can also use those Oak leaves as mulch to protect the soil from direct sunlight and that will lessen the evaporation effect. Once every other day is perfectly fine for containers. Even less if you don't add in perlite into your mix to provide better drainage.
You'd want use your own soil mix in these(picture) types of "pots". Literally 0 need to buy bags of compost/soil to fill them each time if you have access to your own compost/soil source. Which I assume you do due to in ground growing.

>>511422257
You can't leash a cat, that's cruel.

>>511428886
6 acres now will cost probably 40k. To build a small house with permits and other things 80-100k. And then you need some income to live there because having a home in rural California or Oregon and living in Dakota because of the work doesn't make sense.

>>511429626
>>511429626
no, the oilfield is the white mans last bastion
>>511429818
the land will be about $20k now and there are tons of places that do not have any codes, permits or inspections. i mow and weed ear my neighbors yard to pay my $100 power bill and $50 phone bill, obviously you cant do what im doing in faggot states

>>511428758
>guerilla gardening
thats funny
i used to watch a guy on youtube doing the same thing, an american, i suspect he was an ex-convict, rolling around on a scooter, planting trees and bushes of the appropriate type to the area, criticizing the work of the professionals that the city hires. Wish i could find that channel again.

>>511422543
No because it literally already happened with COVID and its consequences (pic related)

Now they've moved on to phase two which is pushing the 4th industrial revolution which is to solidify pic related as the permanent normal to where people forget there was a life of product and ownership rather than license to use and smart contracts

>>511429802
he also thinks so but its either me running for him through the bushes or risking that he will again return home broken or not return at all. I dont use a neck leash, its more of a costume (i think its called velco suit?).
Its becoming more and more popular here particularly in the cities. The alternative is him never going outside and he keeps begging to be let out despite being neutered.

>>511429743
i did all of that and they still werent as good as growing them in the ground. you younger guys need to focus on impoving other aaspects of gardening other than just making it easier. its like that back to eden retardation. sometimes i kinda feel sorry for retards who stick seedlings in a bed of woodchips year after year and then watching their plants shrivel and die. all to get out of a little weeding, admending and derocking soil. it seems so pointless and they keep at it for 5 or six years before they just do it normal.

>>511418878 (OP)
20 sheep
150 chickens
2 mini donkies

>>511428547
i get that and understand the distances are different over there. my place, 50km out the next city, doesn't have much land to grow things, so it's just some lawn and a decorative garden. a small house that i bought for 20K in 2013. put in another 30K to get it up to standard and occasionally invest some more to improve it. larger houses around here would cost around 100-250K. for 250K though you could get 9 rooms on three floors and two garages, plus a proper chunk of garden land. depends on location ofc. building new is expensive and buying a farm of 50 acres can set you back 1-2 million, depending on the state of buildings. that would be a 'vierseitenhof' i.e. a fort like farm building arrangement. boomers are selling when their offspring prefer the city or have moved away. so it's possible, theoretically. over here.

>>511431553
would you disagree with this guy's methods? https://youtu.be/qiynadxrrPE?si=R8aryXMAy4PMvi0r
he is a big advocate for raised beds and his produce seems good

>>511432525
there are vids on the rentability of such raised bed installations. conclusion, it's a neat hobby but not really competitive vs. large scale or supermarket. potatos are better off in the ground in rows, imho.

>>511432976
obviously he, and me isnt doing it for a supermarket, the main concern here is your back, and perhaps better control of the soil

>>511432525
i watched a few minutes and it seems fine. raised beds can be great but are more expensive than just growing in the regular dirt. when you grow in containers you control the roots enviroment 100% and i dont have time for that. from my experience this yesr my container potatoes were not as good as the ones i grew in the ground, they were finished 3 weeks earlier is a possibility why i guess. mostly i hate how a poor mans hobby such as gardening has been so commercialized that people think they need thousands of dollars to get started. all they need is a hoe, rake, shovel and $5 of seeds.

>>511433222
>main concern here is your back
this isnthe real selling point of raised beds. here is a video about my problem with raised beds, i live where its hot as fuck
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xl6sschCzkQ&pp=ygUVYW4gYW1lcmljYW4gaG9tZXN0ZWFk

>>511433422
well i was planning to build a few beds out of scrap planks of woods, that are.. free at the moment.

>>511427823
You think?
They are great I guess the specifics are very complicated.

Hemp is complete in 3 months
Has a small footprint
Very healthy and useful every part is gold

I just started thinking about this last night
Why on earth
Its a lot of this>>511427863
Special machinery and distribution channels
Sorry I don't know enough about this stuff
To carry on a conversation

That's the problem though.
Why isn't it harvested all over I'm just curious what the actual reason is

I'm pretty sure it's jews
I'm not trying to meme

>>511418878 (OP)
>OP breaks his back all day with a shovel to harvest 50 pounds of potatoes.
I can buy a 50 pound bag of those for around $15 at the general store.
Why not just get a fucking job and buy potatoes? May as well be threshing your own wheat with hand tools and pounding it with stones when you could just buy a 50 pound bag of bread flour for $35.

>>511433821
we already have to water every day because the soil is mostly sand in our garden tho. The service company charges a huge sum in advance for that in the summer, whether you use the water or not, lol.

now its tomato picking time

>>511434487
>Eats food that at some point has been handled by a spic/poo.
You're a braver, lazier man than I.

something interesting

>>511434487
its my hobbie mr niggercattle, look at this bucket of tomatoes i just picked

>>511435546
nice maters, one of those on white bread with mayonnaise and salt/pepper = good lunch

>>511435333
i wonder what the neighbors will think if i build a bee hive in the garden

>>511434587
What is the proper spacing on tomatoes? Whenever I grow them they end up falling over cause the plants are too far apart and all want to just keep growing upwards indefinitely.

>>511434487
>work? for food?
>nah I'll sit in an air conditioned office

>>511435611
i ate an entire loaf of bread that way a couple days ago. 1 inch thick slabs of tomato too

>>511435811
The redpill is to build a panel tunnel and buy vine tomatoes

>>511434487
>May as well be threshing your own wheat with hand tools and pounding it with stones when you could just buy a 50 pound bag of bread flour for $35.
I don't know about hand tools, but my homestead dream in life is to one day build my own windmill and mill grain with it.

>>511435990
Ah, thanks. I'll look more into this.

>>511435679
That you're awesome

>>511436137
I grow non climbing tomatoes and pound sdtakes into the ground and every time one of the branchest falls over full of tomatoes I try to tie it to the pole. But I'm beginning to realize bush variety plants are a complete waste of time, they want to climb anyway and just fall over

>>511435811
this year i made my own catches out of wire fencing and it is based. best thing is they cost less than $3 to make. i just used 4' fencing but kinda wished i used 5'. i just staked them to the ground with wooden stakes i made. i space them about 2 feet apart

>>511436417
>catches
cages

>>511418878 (OP)
>i dont care that trump turned out to be part of the great reset

Someone else agrees. Yes Everything we're seeing can best be described as the Great Reset. I voted for him, Hate the D's still but the system in aggregate is failing and is resorting to more authoritarian shifts in policy. As of now it's around the edges but it's growing towards the Center. Palantir, Stable coins, Executive order banning homelessness (who the fuck knows where these people go), Demands of taking over The Federal Reserve to some degree. I mean we're getting REALLY really Centralized.

>>511418878 (OP)
Those came out just fine young lad. How did you plant them? I use one of these. Might go up to two I havent decided. I havent picked mine yet

>>511418878 (OP)
>>511421178
Is it too late to plant potatoes?

>>511436626
its the art of the jew

>>511436755
every year has two main growing seasons, so no. Most people start planting in august for the second season

>>511435811
they will always fall over without support

>>511424860
>Lots of children
>Shrinking cities
Kosher conservatives are such subhuman animals. They know that these two things are incompatible, but they've been told by mossad and the CIA to spam this shit as often as possible. They are trying to destroy the world through overpopulation because jews are mad that they lost.

>>511436846
Well what can I plant in August? Got a pretty big backyard that gets sunlight. I been wanting to make a garden but I dont know how to start.

>>511436936
everything. I had a bad potato crop from this spring so I'm replanting potatoes. You can pretty much just keep sticking shit in the ground all year as long as you don't pussy out and go out and water them when it's 110 degrees

>>511436755
last year i did a fall crop and it did not do too well. but i only tried once

>>511433222
i meant pricewise vs. initial cost and time invested, not to sell to the supermarket. raised bed is better for your back, though only if you don't have to dig much. soil is an argument as well, though it only costs a tenner per cubic meter of proper soil delivered to door, around here.

>>511418878 (OP)
Why my potatoes never come up? I use many methods. Still no potatoes. Why? I use straw, I use dirt, I use under ground bury, I use mounding. Still no potatoes. Why this happen to me? Every year I try. Am I curse?

>>511421178
I like your cat, and potatoes are better than bugs, but if you don't believe in Jesus Christ you're without eternal salvation. potatoes can't save your soul. I hope you believe in Jesus and keep his commandments. if you don't know Jesus Christ go read the Book of John. it's a great read. Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. take care.

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=John%201&version=NKJV

>>511437072
how much sunlight does your garden get a day? if you don't get at least 6 hours of sunlight I wouldn't even try to grow tomatoes

>>511437163
potatoes* but the same goes for tomatoes

>>511436936
It depends where you live obvs
There is a lot of research needed for plants
To make them taste good, to use them medicinally
All that they offer but that is the fun

>>511437080
>BCC1la1P
i prefer 2 thessolonians, we are experiencing what paul talked about in that letter

>>511435546
gorgeous. few things more satisfying than delicious unmeddled with food, grown in own garden.

>>511423426
Get wife. Make babies. They all work land. You work land. Is nice life.

>>511430729
Hmmm...
Guess I must be living in the past then...

>>511436887
i dont care about any of that, i just want to do my homestead. now i have to go pick black eyed peas.

>>511437080
What did Jesus call himself before the J was invented? Christians are just insufferable at this point, it's not even logical that an eternal soul would ever need forgiveness or to be "saved" Imagine not seeing control systems for what they are in 2025.
Jesus is a fucking NIGGER faggot for having a secret illuminati bloodline...you know what the cosmic joke is? All the people we say are "kikes" ... you know the ones that look that way....they came out of Italy...I have a feeling it's Jesus's bloodline. HILARIOUS. The Demiurge is a comic genius, hence the clownworld we are faced with.

what is a good pole bean to grow for dried beans? i was just probably going to plant a red bean type. i want good producer thats easy to grow. any suggestions

>>511425634
Why you eat hair? Is no good to eat hair.

>>511437485
I planted black, kidney and pinto beans this year and the only ones that survived all the rain were the black beans

>>511437225
>>511437225
i make them into pasta sauce, i already made 22 quarts this year. i add garlic and basil i grew

>>511437816
great for soup stock too

>>511437163
Is very sunny strip. This year I am in new house. I bury. Still not even one plant grew. Other houses I live, no potatoes. No matter what I try. My friends laugh at me. Call me retard. Say potatoes is easy. Potatoes is hard though for me. I am curse I know it. What else could it be?

>>511437688
the rain destroyed my green beans this year but my black eyed peas are doing great

>>511437968
are you putting the potatoes in the ground before they have sprouts? because that would cause them to rot

you have to keep potatoes for about two months out of the ground before the start sprouting

>>511437816
Great idea. Nice
I like to eat bread sticks with pasta sauce
during the weekend. pasta is ez enough too
I love plants
You don't even have to do the dishes if you don't use any animal products.
Most of it just dries and pops right off,
rinses off or just doesn't matter
It's awesome that you can take a seed and in one season multiply it many times over and then the next season multiple many times over

It's absurd what people settle for on this planet
What life can be lived not knowing what is at our fingertips
All this the wealth of possibility

>>511437379
You dumb guy. You need study etymology. Root words. Prefixes and suffixes. Study words and study language. Then you know more about what you say. As for now, you sound like dumb guy. And proud of your stupidity. Is worst combo.

>>511437968
let them sprout before planting them

>>511437816
enviable. just like my greatgrandparents did with all the fruit their garden produced. it was a big one and they were constantly at work there, with the whole family involved (12 people) in maintaining the garden and preparing the products for storage. us kids would be sent to the cellar 'can you get us a glass of strawberries/pear/peach/plum/cherry' apples and potatos would be in the cellar too in large heaps. it was a postwar thing for them but a wonderful experience for us kids.

>>511438180
i lived in nicaragua for 2 years and i can say for a fact that animal proteins and fats are very important to humans especially children. i love meat, thats why i raise pigs and chickens

>>511420531
>>511422397
>>511423158
what do you feed your chickens?
I feel thats the biggest isue with raising animals

>>511438171
I never know this. So I never bothered to notice. Thank you my friend. I feel like a fool, but is good to learn something new. I will remember your words for next year. I will try again. I was ready to give up on potatoes. I will try one more time next year. This time I will watch them for sprouting first, then I bury.

>>511438326
we did the same as kids, when we got in trouble we had to go pull weeds in the garden.

>>511438237
but dont let them get to this stage, thats a bit much

>>511438532
my full grown chickens mostly just free range around the yard but i do feed them egg layer food that costs $8 for 50lbs. i go through less than a bag a month for 9 chickens

>>511438433
Why is this seemingly a touchy subject to you?
I'm just curious
I'm not making a stance to win people to my side or anything
If people are won in droves
There wouldn't have been any merit to their mind anyway
The jew is the one that needs to be convinced
So that he can back down his programs


I'm just pointing at the majesty of plants
And the horrid stink of failure that is a factory farm

Health is not something anyone even understands
They say all these things and back it up
with propaganda that was paid for by jew
that want to kill everyone
I see bread and my lifespan and make compromises when I see evil

I find it unwavering how insane it is
To not be willing to speak from a place of honesty

>>511438712
nice

>>511438668
they're just becoming sentient, don't let them consume to many animals or they will get really dangerous

>>511438712
btw
you need a cock for the chickens to lay eggs, right?

>>511438966
no

>>511438840
animal proteins and fats are crucial to brain development and im tired of being around corn syrup and ṣoy fattened retarded niggercattle.

>>511438966
only if you want to reproduce them or have some sort of protection

>>511418878 (OP)
Spiral a piece of copper wire around a dowel and put it in your garden. Bury the tip about 6 inches deep ;)

>>511418878 (OP)
Eat meat if you want to stick to them. Any leftist and soi can live off veggies. In fact they do and encourage it.

So buy some damn chickens or something

>>511438966
yes, only about 50% of my eggs hatch. i did 2 incubations of 10 eggs and ended up with 6 that survived.

>>511439037
I agree there is a concern for what the
mindless are fed but there is a lot more to
it than just bread.

It would help to have as critical an
understanding as possible of energy
systems
To explain that philosophy to the rest of earth.
Peace is intelligence.

>>511438990
>>511439049
thanks guys

>>511438546
you could also try to cut them in half with an equal number of sprout eyes on each half. then lay them out to let the cut dry and sprouts develop more. then preplant this in pots and wait until they rooted and leaves develop before planting them in the ground.

>>511439196
read the thread, i hatch and raise chickens and pigs

>>511438966
You do if they’re white chickens. White chickens need bbc .

>>511439249
well we cant feed them without big ag and factory farming. maybe that was the point of the covid shot?

>>511439218
why do you hatch your eggs? do you want more chickens or do you sell them?

>>511427104
Yeah, slaughtering and butchering may not be that big a deal but you have to weigh the cost against the time and effort you could be spending doing something else. I've got a deal with my local butcher where he'll prepare a certain number of hogs and deer per year for a set price, and also give me consideration on any beef. It's not exactly cheap but I'm still filling my freezer with good quality meat for a fraction of what I used to pay the supermarket.

>>511418878 (OP)
If you're not producing White children, you're not doing shit and are an intergral part of the Great Reset.

>>511439336
The main problem with potatoes is soil volume. You need a lot of very high quality soil so that they can spread underground. If your soil isn't loose you're not going to yield that many potatoes. It's definitely worth it to buy soil like peat humus for potatoes to mix into preexisting soil

>>511439350
piggies!

>>511439437
I'm not sure why hemp seeds can't be grown
Maybe sweet potatoes.
Energy density per acreage isn't even being attempted
It's flavor people are concerned with and money
>We
Who?

The point was certainly to kill and sterilize.
They would use their goys for as long as needed then toss everyone into the fire.

You're not thinking far enough down the line.

They can't make atoms or freewill.
Hell is the checkpoint to understand that.

Arrogant humans lay claim to what has
been established and try to use it for their
selfish greedy retarded reasons.
It's like a fat inept clown buying a gun at Walmart


Anyway plants are cool, hurting animals is not.
While there may crop up a need
advancement is getting away from flesh.

All is concept.
All is spirit.

>>511418878 (OP)
Based, we need to form a parallel breakaway society against the elites breakaway society.

>>511422329
Keep the suckers (root sprouts) trimmed, make sure the tree isn't stressed, and check for pests. If you've got pests treat them accordingly, if it's a soil or water problem remediate it, and if that doesn't work just cut it out. Cherry trees are usually grafted-- pure cherries have shitty roots so they combine the fruiting part of the tree with the roots from another-- and it's not uncommon for the root stock to be stronger than the fruit stock. You can usually keep it in check with just pruning but some are just too much to handle. Either way it'll take at least a year to see significant change.

>>511418878 (OP)
>Spends 5000 hours of work
>For one meal

>>511439858
i use dried oak leaves. my soil is rocks and clay and how i break out all my new garden beds i remove all the rocks i can and then dig trenches 1 foot deep by 1 foot wide. then i fill the trench with leaves and stomp them down and add a layer of my shitty soil then i plant potatoes seed and then keep adding layers of leaves and soil. i try to use half leaves and half soil. the leaves break down and admend the soil nicely. you do have to add some nitrogen though.

>>511440480
The degree of homosexuality is measured in how attached to society you are.
Weak men and women are the benchmark.

>>511440549
I don't see how that's relevant
I have 100k in bank

>>511440480
thats probably true for alot of homesteading
but I think potatoes are relatively easy without much effort and lots of calories
and it generally tastes better

>>511440512
I dig trenches but instead of using leaves I use pond slop I dredge up with a makeshift dragline excavator I made out of a bucket. But my soils is pretty much pure sand and that's not enough so I do heavy composting too. I should have just bought peat humus

>>511438171
Put an onion among your seed potatoes. Onions emit ethylene, which triggers and accelerates sprout growth in potatoes. But be aware that the moisture emitted by the potatoes makes that onion soft and vulnerable to mold and bacteria, which you don't want to spread to your seed potatoes.

>>511440549
The money is in the cities. Always been.

>>511440622
You can rub sticks together and plant from seeds
To have knowledge of the land, hunting and gathering techniques
It's paramount

That way we can issue about like a king.
To liberate.

Science is discovery

There is nothing new under the sun.
Rocks can be used to count people

Knowledge combined with wisdom and
intelligence can free them

>>511439858
true. it only takes a relatively small patch for a small family, that is quickly dug up. good soil is cheap around here. we'll use horse/sheep dung for fertilizer but also have our own compost. mainly grass cuts and a bit of soil per layer. works well. problem really is meat production as this requires more effort and area. farmer friend of mine was prohibited from using his own well for the cows to drink from. being forced to pay for the water he gave up on cows. clown world is evil.

>>511441047
Chicken provide a quick and easy source of meat.

>>511440758
getting your gardening beds made and all your animal pens and huts i place takes alot of time but should last around 5 yrs. it gets somewhat easier after that

>>511419977
You ask if they have colorado beetles in america?

>>511441177
what about rabbits??
ive heard theyre also relatively easy

>>511440401
yea, i've noticed black aphids on the lower branches this year. I've also done some radical pruning last autumn which might have accelerated its root sprouting although it did it non stop since its maturity anyway.

>>511441980
Yes, they are. My family always had rabbit cages. It was always the children's job to fatten them up.

>>511441177
agree, but they need a plot of fresh grass every now and then and a proper mobile coop. plus hawk protection around here. it's nice to have them when you have a bit of room, but my garden is a piece of land separate from the houses surrounding decor garden. for meat i prefer the grassfed galloway beef that the farmers around breed. this requires a farm and the patience to deal with the authorities. not for me.

>>511442174
cool
what do they feed them?

>>511439336
I might try. Thank you my friend.

>>511418878 (OP)
Congrats, fren. And fret not, this saga is far from over.
The only difference now is that it’s clear we’re going to have to kill so very many of them. Don’t count Trump out quite yet.
But, sure, so so many are going to have to die now. The earth cries out for the blood. The earth wants to take it in SO badly.
You see, their god demands the blood of of the innocent, The One True God, Our Lord, demands the blood of the guilty.
And we’re going to give it to Him good and plenty. A cleansing is in order.
Imagine how hearty and fulsome those taters would be if they were nourished with the blood of the wicked.
Bloood makes excellent fertilizer. In fact, blood is the very best fertilizer there is. And insofar as our soils have been depleted of nutrients, it’s time we restore it with rivers of the blood of wicked.
Onwards & Upwards, my friend

>>511442289
Grass, hay, vegetable waste. It's naturally cheap meat production. Similar to chicken.

I'm sure no one will be drawn by smoke from a fire you made with more people and guns than you can deal with.
Run along and plant your potatoes, anon.

>>511442328
Blood for the blood God?

>>511439350
Awww little Ukrainians how cute.

>>511442585
right, thats also what Ive heard

>>511442662
Implying faggots like that aren't the best kind of compost for veggies

>>511443167
Why am I black

>>511418878 (OP)
oh shit nice, you just reminded me of my volunteers growing in the compost

>>511442662
What if he makes the fires by night so that nobody can see the smoke?

>>511442174
Back when I was a kid we had a butcher that bought them in bulk, as much as we could deliver. My granny had 24 wall cages in a small shed with a big glass panel window on one side. Fed them grass and kitchen waste from the factory she worked in. It probably provided a nice side income.

>>511422329
I don't know cherry trees at all but your situation sounds similar to my blueberry bushes, they were old established bushes when I bought the property and the first year I removed all the fresh shoots then I stopped doing that and let the new growth happen and started pruning back the old established bush trunks, been doing that the past two and a half years and this past season the new growth fruited better than the old growth. So I'm going to really prune back the old growth this winter to make way for the new growth. Probably not the same case for you considering it's a tree and not a bush but probably worth investigating at least.

>>511443842
yeah, that was also common in East Germany
actually alot of stuff at the time was produced in small private gardens and then sold to the state owned supermarkets

>>511445091
I just visited an east german musuem about it

blessed
the jew fears the backyard potato farmer

>>511422329
cherry trees are often implanted with a different species. what happens is the host plant develops root offshoots that can grow out some 10m and try to form new versions of the host tree. they should be cut near ground and be treated with white glue to avoid them coming back. worst case though, they take away energy from fruit production of the refined, implant.

>>511445091
funny thing, as these purchases from small gardens were subsidised, some people, like a school buddies of mine, would sell strawberries to the shop and have a friend buy them back, so they could sell them again. did you know, the jews never left germany?

>>511445936
kek
thats typical east german economy

>>511440943
Thank you for this image. I love it.
God, I want to kill myself.

Here's my main vegetable garden this year

End the fed

>>511447301
its a start I guess

>>511447937
Hand dug. No pesticides, my own fertilizer. Horrible soil. You can kiss my ass lol

>>511447301
what water source are you using? may be better to bury drip irrigation lines. less evaporation. and yeah, that soil probably a pain in the neck.

>>511448336
most blacks would starve without the white man feeding them
and we can see why

>>511448478
>>511448599
i just watched this video about your power bills, sounds like shit is getting fucked over there
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UuTBY6AyWkI

>>511448599
How is the weather in Eglin, David?

>>511448938
what the fuck are you talling about, you stupid nigger?

>>511446958
Have you considered fixing the personal problems that make you so miserable? Right now you're wasting your weekend reading social media comments about potatoes.

>>511448872
so it seems. just another fuckery in a long line of shenenigans. with nuclear power gone and russia evil, we're close to the edge. one wonders who could have an interest in this. i guess, the new arrivals are happy to have electricity at all and can afford it due to their living ten to the room.

>>511445936
I doubt that it was that easy, I doubt that it was possible at all. Such an exploit would have spread between the local Asisäufer communities like wildfire, they would have used it to buy out the national Goldkrone reserves in a matter of days.

>>511448478
Watering isn't the problem. My secret ingredient is glay which this year was so wet it rotted the roots

The problem is the soil sets up like concrete. Nothing my back can't take care of

>>511449665
whats glay?

>>511449665
noone cares, nigger

>>511450024
It's the decomposed algae and fish shit at the bottom of a pond that looks like gray clay. It's the only reason I can grow in the middle of the woods with rocks and sand

>>511421178
Hmm cat with potatoes. Delicious chinese meal.

>>511449572
easy up to certain extend. there were jobs back then for school kids, to help with the harvest and be able to take some of it home. the shop would pay like 4,50 for a large basket, but sell them for 4. it was a kind of an incentive to the small gardeners and nobody would have thought of abusing this but a certain people who are good with money. besides, it took several buyer boys to fool the shop more than once and the profit was very small. enough for ice cream with the girls tough and cake from the bakery next to the veggie shop.

>>511442025
Aphids are both a symptom and a cause of stress. They're pretty easy to control with pesticide and a bit harder to control with organic methods but it's doable. Make sure the tree isn't too wet (from what I recall cherries like good drainage and ventilation) and is well fed. A foliar spray will get you through the rest of the year and you can work in some manure and compost around the roots this fall and winter in preparation for next. Your sucker problem will get better as the tree matures and gets used to putting its energy into fruit production and upward growth but it'll never fully go away. The main problem is that cherries are kind of a bitch tree. They're native to a fairly specific place and generally don't like to grow anywhere else without a lot of work. For contrast I've got some naturalized pears and figs growing around here, along with some native plums and paw paws, and all they really need is occasional pruning and some top spread fertilizer. No suckers, aphids, scale, blight, or anything else, just keep them fed and picked and they're happy. Not trying to influence you either way but unless you just really want cherries you might do better with a more forgiving, local, fruit tree.

>>511450168
might be the problem as the mixture seems to set like concrete. sand not bad per se, but if there's really just sand, you might wanna sell the sand and get some soil delivered instead. might be more money in the sand than in doing veggy garden there.

>>511430915
Any ideas how the leg got broke? Accident or do you have have people around there who would do it out of cruelty?

>>511427005
That's too bad; I hate sweet pots, but good job on your spuds.

>>511451069
Dont worry I'm an armchair agronomist and doing this on purpose. Im intentional putting nothing into the garden but my own labor and locally sourced soil additives

>>511451709
>locally sourced soil additives
I imagine you have a limitless supply there anyway.

>>511451709
sure, pond mud certainly is a source of nitrogen. should be dried on top and dug under soon. compost with plant material even better. leaves from the nearby wood maybe. there should also be soil there. good luck with the agronomy.

>>511452224
Poopy isn't that great unless you compost it. Compost is the only real organic matter I have going in and I only use what I get from weeding and when plants die

You can take a plastic trash can and drill holes in the side and bottom for air and you now have a super composter

>>511452463
I bury the mud to replace the rocks. The problem is the mud attracts worms which attracts moles and voles

Maybe next year I will have most of the large rocks out and will just shit on the surface.

>>511452743
that's why it should be dried first and then mixed in at future root level. lot of work. respect for starting the endeavour. trash can for compost might be too small, should have the bottom sawed off, and would need a flap at the bottom where you can take out soil. my compost recently has fat cockchafer grubs en masse. considering going into bugmeat burgers now.

>>511430915
That's called a harness, my russo fren. Good on you for keeping your cat safe and I hope both of us can rid our homelands of the jew forever. o/

>>511453802
I threw some snake corpses in there so now I have robber fly larva which is what people used to have in their outhouses to eat all their shit

I'll leave the lids open so the chickens can eat them, pure protein for them

It takes so long for compost to form, even with cosntant watering of the trash cans that it's not really an issue dumping out the loose material on the top every 6 months or year to get to the goodness at the bottom

>just mix the soil
what soil, haha

>dry it out en masse and use it like a dusty plant treat
I think I'm going to dry this

>>511455261
not robber fly... soldier fly

>>511455955
>tfw no sf pupae in my pond
why farm bros?

>>511447301
Why the watermelon flag?
>>511449131
I can't be happy. No fairy to protect and play with.
No modern woman is capable of love

>>511440943
>Artist is a woman
>Is pregnant
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

>>511456214
You can get these guys really easy, they love rotting flesh and will sniff it out withing a week and lay their babies in it. Then the babies run out of meat and start eating all the decomposing plant matter in your compost and shitting it out. They always come when I have to lop off a copperhead's head and put their bodies in the compost
>Why the watermelon flag?
misclick I guess

>>511422257
Same thing happened to my cat. Got him as an outdoor cat and he enjoyed absolute freedom for 5 months before he came home with a broken leg. We ended up getting him surgery and it healed but holy fuck it was a a difficult 2 months. Now we only let him out for a couple hours a day, mostly supervised, but oddly enough even when he's by himself he won't go into the woods.

>>511430130
It's 6k an acre in the sticks now. Bought mine a few years ago when it was still 3k per. I could probably get top dollar for mine because it's flat, but I'm not selling any. Most land around here is deep hollers with barely any flat land.

>>511430729
Every day I pray for a second Carrington Event.