Healthy soil and sustainable growing

[A Deville <dreadkali@yahoo.com>]

Greetings Moon and Group,
Your statement caught my attention in other ways, because I am a permaculture homesteader,and many might say a quasi prepper in the south west uplands of Georgia,and your sayings about having more resources than can be operated also applies to me.
 But in my case I also have land holdings etc that I have tried in vain to share with others,and as well the prospective of aiding  persons to start a cooperative rights livelihood business(Food Co-Op ) etc, and cannot find persons willing to take these free shares whether preppers or not! Even tried to find organizations that could steer me to others such as Haitian and others in need,and with  positive attitudes toward sustainable growing,  and still NOTHING !
So I agree  as to; are we really hip yet to whats going down !

--- On Fri, 1/11/13, moon@ceva.net <moon@ceva.net> wrote:

From: moon@ceva.net <moon@ceva.net>
Subject: [Livingontheland] Prep help?
To: livingontheland@lists.ibiblio.org
Date: Friday, January 11, 2013, 11:28 AM

  Hi Group,
  Is one prepper prepping make a prepper?
Forgive me if I m digging up an old string, but for the Grace of God, 
how do you find anyone who can ...uh...live the life.I have more 
resources then I can operate, yet prospective 'workers' come expecting 
salary,want to come after 5 mo of production, June, or want to stay   
week.
  are we hip yet? After All the press, where's the new blood?
moon









>
> I'm a prepper too in some ways, just trying to be better informed &
> work in the right direction - within my budget;-( I followed the Dervaes
> pathtofreedom.com years ago & saw nothing new since Helen & Scott
> Nearing were living sustainably long ago & wrote about it. Of course
> thousands of others in the '60s started on it & most gave up. Meanwhile
> people like Eliot Coleman & Barbara Damrosch, John Jeavons, Joel
> Salatin, J.I.& Robert Rodale & thousands of others were developing
> techniques we've benefitted from ever since. I'd argue the Dervaes have
> nothing like average peoples' climate etc. Pasadena is one big year
> round garden. As for their claims of incredible food production, frankly
> I think they played to the cameras. Their religious views are no concern
> to me one way or the other. People can research Jules Dervaes online.
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jules_Dervaes
> http://armstrongismlibrary.blogspot.com/2012/03/dervaes-urban-hippy-armstrongite.html
>
> paul tradingpost@lobo.net
>
> -----------------
> Hey
>  
> Some of those preppers are my friends
>  
> Tho yeah, some of the things they are showing are all about the
> extremes.  I dunno the Dervaes family personally, but I DO like their
> set-up.  Like the others it shows what can be done, however theirs is
> far more within average means of what a family can do in a normal house
> and yard, not even vast acreage or any kind of armament battery as the
> more survivalist lot have been espousing.  Still extreme in it's own
> way.  Not that many will determine themselves to farm a city lot to such
> an extent that they are not only living off it, but also getting a
> market income.  They certainly are the No-till family as well.  Have you
> seen their website?
>  
> Yours, Pego
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