permaculture

["Lawrence F. London, Jr." <venaurafarm@bellsouth.net>]

On 9/15/2011 10:48 AM, paul wheaton wrote:
> Norris Thomlinson and Tulsey Latoski (Portland, Oregon) show a solution
> for keeping slugs away from plant starts while simultaneously increasing
> the amount of water on an urban lot.
>
> Water comes from the roof of their house.
>
> Water from the moat is used to water the plants. Excess water to the
> plants goes back to the moat.
>
> Mosquito larva seems to not be too much of a problem.

Mosquitos are a huge problem for all pets (heartworms/fatal) and the 
reason the makers of HartGuard are so rich and the product is so 
expensive...

Good video idea: address disease problems resulting from uncontrolled 
mosquito problems on a homestead. People who live rural often can't do 
without dogs such as Great Pyrenees, Border Collies and other useful 
breeds of herders and guard dogs; for me they are essential and they 
have to have HartGuard monthly - it takes only one bite from an infected 
mosquito to give them this terminal disease + also they can get Lyme 
Disease from ticks too, another good video idea of great use to 
homesteaders.

Have you looked into uploading your videos to Vimeo, a really nice site
and a lot of fun?
> Mud daubers, dragon flies, duckweed, cattail, wapato ... a possible duck
> habitat.

I am going to give this on a serious watch.

> video at youtube
> <http://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=9PcpU&m=3mBBRFH2EgrBJqc&b=0IKpXglreT3yn.7JgUMqGA>
> Please forward to folks that might be interested in this sort of thing.
> Thanks!
>
>
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