Market Farming

[Sojourner <sojournr AT missouri.org>]

"Lawrence F. London, Jr." wrote:
> 
> For starters see:
> 
> http://metalab.unc.edu/intergarden/tools
> 
> lots on hand tools, small grain harvesting equipment, spaders,
> tillers, etc.   LL

I have plans on my website for a home built grain thresher originally
developed by Rodale and published in Gene Logsdon's Small Scale Grain
Raising (now over 20 years out of print and VERY hard to find.  *sigh* 
Gene Logsdon.  He's my hero).

http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Vines/4095/resources/thresher.html

The plans are incomplete in that I haven't been able to hook up my
scanner and scan in the pictures that go along with the text; I'm more
than slightly busy building right now and for the forseeable future,
unfortunately.  There just isn't room in the 14' camper for me, the
computer, 2 dogs (and one outside), a cat (4 more outside), a guinea
pig, a degu, my son, his 2 electric bass guitars, his amp, AND the
scanner.

I tried to convince him we need the scanner more than his guitars and
amp.  But he wouldn't bite.   <VBG>

I did find a couple of Amish guys who are willing to put my roof up
(including building the rafters and a dormer) so hopefully I will soon
be closed in enough to get some inside work done, move the PC inside and
hook up the scanner and complete those plans.

E-mail me if you're interested and I'll put you on a list of people to
notify when I finally get those diagrams up as well.

-- 
Holly ;-D
Contrary Peasant
sojournr AT missouri.org