The explosion of chickens on the Ridge has ended. The new young couple who moved in down the road told me the other day that "somethings been eating them". I couldn't help but feel glad. Too much domestication on the Ridge is not a good thing.
An ongoing journal of building an "off-the-grid" solar homestead, life, boring tedious stuff, knee-jerk eco-socialist opinion, work (as little as possible) and family---from the edge of the wilderness (where the Sierra meets the Cascades).
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Composting in a Pit...
We bury our compost with straw. Away from the house. Critters are reappearing after the fires of last summer.
The explosion of chickens on the Ridge has ended. The new young couple who moved in down the road told me the other day that "somethings been eating them". I couldn't help but feel glad. Too much domestication on the Ridge is not a good thing.
The explosion of chickens on the Ridge has ended. The new young couple who moved in down the road told me the other day that "somethings been eating them". I couldn't help but feel glad. Too much domestication on the Ridge is not a good thing.
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