Welcome to the Circle the Wagons Project Frens! Where we combined Any Forumsdiy/k/out/an/biz/ & Any Forums into one thread that is on topic & relates to our current political & cultural reality.
by working toward the goal of forming wholesome communities irl made up of based & repilled pollacks living off the land in accordance with nature, it's fundamental truths and it's beauty. Who are ready to face the ugly realities of a "society" that grows more bleak and hostile every day.
We cannot silently accept or hide from the globohomo agenda it's degeneracy and our demographic decline. It is our duty to fight with all the love in our heart for ourselves, each other and our kin. Fuck being alone. Fuck feeling doomed! We will save the doomers, free the wage slaves and tell the rent seekers to go to hell.
There is a better way to live for our people. We will live as we used to; as a tribe. "Together we are stronger" and by uniting like minded people together we can change our lives for the better and from that change we can change our political and cultural reality.
Instead of public school indoctrination & wokism massive loans, debt slavery and usury soul crushing city life & it's dangers
We offer alternatives to the globohomo agenda like
Homeschooling & natural reality building our own homes using inexpensive methods & our own labor the joy of community pride & working smarter not harder producing healthy food and improving our quality of life.
There is a better way to live but it is up to us to live it. So come on in and join our project and help manifest this into reality.
Hey fren! Aquaponics would be a great addition to any "startup community". Like the bell siphon idea btw, clever! For those too lazy to watch all the vids, quick synopsis: now when you grow and feed fish the little aquatic fellows need to get rid of the excess nitrogen they take up with the food ... however, fish cannot piss like us to get rid of nitrogen, instead they breathe out ammonia into the water. Now ammonia is toxic to the fish so you gotta get rid of it otherwise they will suffocate. This is done by running the water through a biofilter where bacteria turn ammonia into nitrate ... and nitrate in the end is fertilizer for plants so you can next run the water through a hydroponics culture to grow vegetables. The plants remove then nitrogen from the water and you can run it back into the fish tank. Quite a nice system, can be sized from smol backyard operation up to something that could provide food to a whole village.
Why do equilibrium flow happen ? It happens because the water needed to start the siphon is the same or more then that require to sustain a continuous flow.
How do we stop equilibrium flow ? To stop this equilibrium flow few things needed to be done: Ensuring the difference between water flowing in to make a siphon and water needed to sustain a continuous flow large. Ensuring water flowing out of the siphon at the end of cycle (residual flow) will still be strong enough to pull in air causing the break. How do we achieve this ?
We have to make a siphon to start with less amount of water flow in, to that of the same size basic siphon. Make a siphon with strong residual flow. Which would make the difference above large enough to ensure no continuous flow is maintain.
Howdy Farmerbro
That guy from South Dakota would be a good addition to the project. He has a lot of land and a lot of cattle but said their are just too few people living around him to find (and keep) good help
He should build a couple homes like the ones you are building and he could off free room and board and help some people out they would have a job helping him and could save up I think if he put the homes up he would find that help here.
hopefully /CTW/ is capable of that. would be a win win if he found good folks.
would be fun to have him part of this project even if it took a year from now to hear him tell us about who he brought in how's it going for them
I anticipate a community of 15 families with a full dorm would consume 1800 broilers per year. That's three of these giant bastards. Layers should be kept in smaller tractors with no more than 30 hens and a solitary Chad rooster. Scaling that up requires more roosters, and if you pen them in together they'll spend all their time fighting or killing your hens.
Roosters are strange, and tend to pick favorites for servicing, just like people. If there are multiple roosters around, and they notice one of them choosing a favorite, they'll also focus on that hen to the point where they will spend all their time fucking it to death. You'll go out one day and the poor hen will have all the feathers on the back of its neck and back torn off, and by the next day it will be covered in blood. By day three ... death by snu snu. Multiple roosters can work in a yard and coop scenario, but not in tractors. Ever.
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I srsly like the aquaponics idea! Good vids btw! Tilapia might be good choice for simple system as they eat all kinds of (waste) plant material and are quite tolerant to changing water conditions. Think keeping a comfy temperature for them is the biggest hurdle depending local climate.
