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Back Yard Livestock vs. The War on Meat – Epi-3570

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No matter how much they deny it, the main stream media, organizations like the WEF and the government have declared war on meat. They appear to want the peasants to live on gruel, soy and insects. Well we are not having it, rights must be asserted through action and today we talk about doing exactly that. Join Me Today to Discuss… First the war on meat is a real thing, here’s why I think they are doing it They do not want a strong and healthy population Grains are easy to regulate and control and store They are environmentally and … Continue reading →

Natural Quail Keeping for Meat and Eggs – Epi-3545

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Today we are joined by Heather Smith to discuss how she is raising quail in a natural on the ground manner along with “edible landscaping” right smack in the middle of a blue hair HOA. If she can do this, you can too! Tune in to find out how. Heather is a dedicated listener to the TSPC and has used the show as a motivation to get serious about homesteading her .05 acre suburban property.  This led her to Jack’s magnum opus on quail and into the world of natural or on the ground quail keeping. Heather and her three-year-old … Continue reading →

Getting Started with Quail for Meat & Eggs – Epi-3140

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In my recent talk with Ken Berry about home meat/egg production the subject of quail came up.  It may be the easiest and fastest way into production for the largest number of people.  Eggs hatch in 18 days, young meat birds are ready for harvest in 6 weeks, new layers start laying in 7 weeks.  You can breed your own replacements.  It can all be done in a back yard or even a garage.  Today we talk about how to maximize this highly over looked aspect of home meat production. Join Me Today to Discuss… Why the quail for meat … Continue reading →

Raising, Butchering and Cooking Rabbits with Nick DePuy – Epi-3086

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Nick is a homesteader and soon-to-be retired Air Force E-6 that raises rabbits for food and showing. He got started about 10 years ago and has made tons of mistakes in housing, breeding and butchering and wants to share his experiences with us today. 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 … Continue reading →

16 Reasons Why Muscovy Ducks are the Perfect Homestead Bird – Epi-3017

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After a 3 year absence I have brought Muscovy Ducks back to Nine Mile Farm.  And there is a reason; well, at least 16 reasons they are back.  I can sum it up this way though, they are the perfect bird for homesteading and for permaculture systems. Doubt me?  Well tune in today for a fun episode where we completely ignore the news cycle, politics, bad news, etc and dig into why the Marvelous Muscovy is such a great choice in small livestock for food production systems from small to large. Join Me Today to Discuss… Sixteen Reasons Muscovies are … Continue reading →

These Chicks are Beautiful – New Bantam Chicken Cross

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We crossed our Rooster (Self Blue Old English Game Bantam) with our (Buff Orpington Bantam Hen). The results are beautiful chicks. I am not sure how they will look as they grow out but man they are stunning right now. If the Odysee video does not play well for you the back up YouTube version is here.

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Episode-2887- Producing at Least Some of Your Food for Everyone

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One thing I hear so many successful people in the food production world say almost every time one of them speaks is “grow at least some of your own food”.  The problem is the only solution they usually provide is something like, “even if it is just some herbs in a window”. Now don’t get me wrong, as you will see today I think growing some herbs is a great idea but I also see it as one and only one step in making a meaningful contribution to your diet and life though growing your own food.  What I tried … Continue reading →

Episode-2824- Nick Ferguson on Fodder Trees and Soil Health

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Expert council member Nick Ferguson is in town staying at my place this week so we took time and sat down together to do a show on these two very important subjects today.  We also address what we both feel and fear will be looming food shortages in 2021 which will likely continue into 2022. Nick Ferguson is an international traveling consultant specializing in ecosystem engineering. He designs your land to suit your needs from the ground up using principles taken from ordinary civil engineering, permaculture, keyline design and many more design sciences. He runs homegrownliberty.com, and more recently has … Continue reading →

Episode-2805- Function Stacking and New Projects on Nine Mile Farm

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Today I am going to use a variety of projects I am currently planning and implementing here at Nine Mile Farm to teach you about function stacking.  Function stacking is a key principle in permaculture but it should really be a key principle in all design. Geoff Lawton says “the more restrictions on a design, the more eloquent the design” and it is always how you see function stacking show up even when designers don’t use the term.  A perfect example is all the “tiny house” TV shows and videos.  Equally you see it in RVs. As soon as that … Continue reading →

Episode-2797- Using Small Livestock to Build Fertility

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Small livestock are great to have around.  They are the best way to produce protein and fat we have.  They do this with meat and eggs along with dairy in the case of things like goats.  We have talked a lot about this in the past and we will do so again in the future but today I want to start zeroing in on fertility. I am going to tell you about one of our biggest problems leading off today and yet one almost no one even bothers to consider, look at or try to solve.  That problem is we … Continue reading →