Outback with Jack – Episode – 3057
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Today we have another episode of “Outback with Jack”. These podcasts will be generated though live steam sessions done early early in the morning. These will have an approximate start time of 0830 -11:30 CST.
These podcasts will are a lot like old school TSPC episodes on a variety of topics, many quite topical from the news and from social media. Each show will covers a bullet point list of 5-12 topics that I will handle rather rapid fire.
From there we will talk about what ever the live audience comes up with. These livestreams will then be converted to MP3s and put out in the standard TSPC Podcast feeds under the new series title of “Outback with Jack”
Today we discuss a large variety of listener questions on homesteading, food production, live stock, gardening, permaculture and more.
Todays Subjects Include…
- First fruit trees to plant on a new property – Joe on MeWe
- The right time for “spring pruning” – Prairie Mountaineer on MeWe
- Keeping coons and opossums, etc. from raiding your tomatoes – Darin Ward on MeWe
- Conditioning “black gumbo clay” or any clay for that matter – Craig Moore
- 11 dead turtles in my pond, what is going on – Skyler on MeWe
- Getting “seed” ground nut (apios americana) and jerusalem artichokes to grow – Nathan on MeWe
- Should you buy a freezer dryer – Jamie on MeWe
- How to grow food and raise livestock in the desert – Brandon on Twitter
- Permaculture with ducks, chickens and geese into old age – Joe on Twitter
- Fertilize in the whole or fertilize the whole garden or both – Duckfather on Twitter
- What should I do if I want to design 40 acres but don’t want to take a PDC – TimBuckTwo HODL on Twitter
- Using animals to restore 15 year old clear cut in east Texas – TWingerd on Flote
- What’s your favorite varieties of Nasturtium? Does it even matter? – Matt LSA on Flote
- Thoughts on small breed pigs for composting – JoshPhoenix on Flote
- Which common homestead animals would you run together? – dodobird on Flote
- Thoughts on converting an in ground swimming pool into a pond, can you still swim in it – Texas Eco Farms
Resources for today’s show
- Follow Life With Jack on Instagram
- Join the Members Brigade
- Join Our Forum
- Walking To Freedom
- TspAz.com
- TSPC on Discord
- TSPC Group on Telegram (group chat)
- TSPC Telegram Channel (just messages from me)
- Jack on Flote
- Jack on MeWe
- Join Me on Odysee
- Buy Crypto Safe and Easy on CoinBase
- My Favorite NoKYC Crypto Exchange CoinEx
- SOE Tactical Gear – Where I get all my cool shirts
- Get the Exodus Wallet
- David Pagan Butler YouTube Channel on Natural Pools
- Motion Sensor Sprinklers on Amazon 4 Pack
- Motion Sensor Sprinkler on Amazon 1 Unit
- Motion Sensor Sprinkler in Action (different brand than above)
- Oikos Tree Crops
- Jerusalem Artichokes on Etsy
- Jewel Mixed Nasturitums at NE Seed
- Globe of Fire Nasturitums at Eden Brothers
- Justin Rhodes walk though with Greg Judy on his Sheep Operation
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I think today’s episode should be number 3057?
You are correct and the correction has been made.
Hi, if you can add the fertilization program you mentioned towards the end of today’s show, or in an upcoming show, would be great.
I thought that squirrels were eating holes in my tomatoes. But I found out it was rats. I set traps and over three seasons I traped less and less till the problem disappeared. 6 squirrels lost their life due to me not first identifying the culprit.
You are the third person to say rats do this. Follow up for Friday will come.
Thanks for discussing the pool pond, Jack! I’m converting ours now and was eager to hear what you had to say about it. Good point on keeping the original equipment separate. If I was building a new pool I would definitely go the David Pagan Butler organic pools route. Geoff Lawton was building one recently.
I think our pool is around 18,000 gallons, it came with the property. I just finished building a bog filter and added shubunkins and mosquito fish. Still waiting on plants to come in.
Looking forward to your aquatics course and seeing your friend’s pool too.