Episode-208- Survival Podcast Audience Questions 5-28-09
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We are continuing a series of listener questions today. Since it was done from the “mobile studio” there are no call ins or anything. These are all questions sent in by email, asked in comments, asked on the survival forum, etc.
I would like to do this type of show for the rest of the week so if you want to have a question answered send me an email to jack@thesurvivalpodcast.com with the subject line “question for Jack”
Tune in to hear me answer these questions today…
- Would a pandemic with a high fatality decrease rural property values long term?
- How do you harvest potatoes with out damaging them?
- What additional security measures can you add to your BOL?
- What are some options for people dependent on Public Transportation?
- How do you best arm yourself when traveling where guns are not permitted?
- How do you deal with long term sewage/waste at a BOL?
- Are there or have there been any true physical survival communities? Rational one?
- What options are there for using public property for permaculture production?
- How do you best deal with septic/waste treatment on a long term basis at a BOL?
Resources for Today’s Show
- Members Support Brigade
- Dirt Time 2009
- Louis Theroux on Survivalists 1 of 6
- Louis Theroux on Survivalists 2 of 5
- Louis Theroux on Survivalists 3 of 5
- Louis Theroux on Survivalists 4 of 5
- Louis Theroux on Survivalists 5 of 5
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Nice program today. Several garden books including Rodale’s Organic Gardening describe wonderful results with mulching your potatoes with hay or straw instead of hilling with dirt. The mulch must be deep enough to prevent light getting to the developing tubers – the light would make them green and unfit to eat – 12″ to 18″ deep mulch is recommended. Evidently you add this gradually and build it up. Then at harvest time, you just part away the straw or hay or whatever mulch you used and pick up the potatoes! No digging at all. I am trying this now to see what happens. Has anyone else tried this?