#Selfsufficiency

I’ve been thinking about this lately especially with cash feeling tighter for a lot of folks. For y’all who have tried skill sharing, neighbor help, barter, or fair exchange, what made it difficult? submitted by /u/txsax [link] [comments]

I learned how to ride on a Jincheng motorcycle, and looking back, that decision shaped a lot more than just my riding skills. My dad got it for me because it was affordable and beginner friendly, or at least that’s how he explained it.…

I’m 46 and have for the majority of my life been stressed out not knowing if I’m gonna have my job in five years what’s gonna happen? I’m sure everybody on this this community knows how that is.…

so, i used the concept of the widespread potato box and modified it a bit to have a "permacultureBox". Using jerusalem artichoke as main crop these boxes work very well and reliable. they scale well from the small balconies to big gardens.…

Brrr Amping self With a war chant I am all lathered. Ready… A 1 23 Bumbaclart! Cold water overhead And I’m renewed! I’m alive! And late…. Writing all this shit out makes me realise I make TERRIBLE decisions! Like biblically! Like! On all levels!…

Saw some designs online with compost toilets that separate solids from liquids where instead the urine seperateror going in to a bucket under the toilet you empty when its full it goes to a drain pit outside.…

Easy to find apps that change your behavior for two weeks. Looking for actual long-term shifts. Not what you downloaded, what you're still using. submitted by /u/The_possessed_YT [link] [comments]

I was curious if anybody looked into termites as a livestock feed / alternatives to livestock since they can be fed on something that no other livestock can be with wood are they just extremely impractical compared to fungi for fresh wood n compost…

insects for human consumption which are best for this nutrient wise and which have best fcr ratio and is it actually more efficient than other livestock like broiler chickens at this or is it overhyped? submitted by /u/UlfurGaming [link] [comments]

I’m not trying to sound dramatic, but I genuinely feel like one decision completely changed the direction of my life. At the start of 9th grade, I was honestly the happiest I had ever been. My life felt perfect.…

I want to develop a more mindful presence. I need to become more indifferent to life, and to accept that I can only control so much of life's outcomes. I have really, really big goals in life.…

Microgreens have been a huge help in limiting exposure to chemicals in commercial produce and getting back in touch with food. Really is much more manageable than it looks and most would think. submitted by /u/No-Upstairs-8629 [link] [comments]