Preparing for Uncertainty and Self Reliance

[TheReal_ND]

Where are you getting these retarded Carl's Jr. memes?

[Penner]

Is this one better?

[TheReal_ND]

No. do you live in California? You keep surfacing Carl's Jr. memes

[Penner]

[C-Mag]

I'd recommend you buying a scythe for the harvesting and maybe a sieve for the milling.

I thought about the scythe, but there's too much potential for one of the kids to get impaled.

By sieve, you mean a filtering screen? We have that for pasta.

Do you have a weedeater ?




3rd World Countries often have this weird mix of technology and techniques.

[Speaker to Animals]

I think there are some small tractor attachments that will do it as well.

Or something like this: http://www.ferrari-tractors.com/smallscale.htm

[SuburbanFarmer]

Keeping your tools locked up

Concepts that are lost on 9/10 retards

Problem is, the shed is also storage for about $6 billion worth of lawn toys. The kids are always in there. I've thought about this, believe me.

[SuburbanFarmer]

I'd recommend you buying a scythe for the harvesting and maybe a sieve for the milling.

I thought about the scythe, but there's too much potential for one of the kids to get impaled.

By sieve, you mean a filtering screen? We have that for pasta.

Do you have a weedeater ?




3rd World Countries often have this weird mix of technology and techniques.

That's a pretty good idea, but then I'd have to pick it all up piece by piece.

[C-Mag]

I thought about the scythe, but there's too much potential for one of the kids to get impaled.

By sieve, you mean a filtering screen? We have that for pasta.

Do you have a weedeater ?




3rd World Countries often have this weird mix of technology and techniques.

lol: That's a pretty good idea, but then I'd have to pick it all up piece by piece.

That was the traditional technique, small bundles of wheat tied with a few stalks of wheat, called shocks. You probably know that.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Do you have a weedeater ?




3rd World Countries often have this weird mix of technology and techniques.

lol: That's a pretty good idea, but then I'd have to pick it all up piece by piece.

That was the traditional technique, small bundles of wheat tied with a few stalks of wheat, called shocks. You probably know that.

I do. I'm hoping to avoid the whole waste and effort of picking it up, if I can just grab a big handful and cut.

I have seen some small handheld scythes at the hardware store. I'll try that, if the clippers can't do it.