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Let Marjory Wildcraft show you exactly how she grows nutritious, healthy, delicious food.She’ll show you step-by-step how to grow food on a part time basis, with little money, and no previous agricultural experience.   Why not get the skills and resources so you can become independent of the whole crazy system?  Why not become free of the weekly grind at the supermarket?    Water Harvesting and Passive Irrigation    How Much Land You Need To Be completely Food Self-Reliant    How to Turn Any Soil into Fertile Black Gold    Which Livestock to Use and for What Purpose    Highly Efficient Techniques That Homeowners Can Use, But Commercial Growers Can’t    The Role of Dogs on a Homestead    How to Convert Your Farm or Urban Back Yard into a Food Producing MachineIf you asked me what is the biggest mistake we made in the creation of Grow Your Own Groceries, I would say we put too much on one DVD.  The information on this one 110 minute DVD is a compilation of knowledge gained over years of practical application and research that would make a PhD’s head spin.In fact we include a free bonus DVD of over 60 supporting documents just to help you get the most out of Grow Your Own Groceries.  To give you an idea of how extensive this DVD really is here is the entire DVD Menu…Section 1:  Overview    Why we began this journey    Soil types and climate of the site Section 2:  Water    Water sources and qualities of water    How much water do you need?    Rain water collection systems    Wells    PondsSection 3:  Garden    Garden location    Size – how much area do you need?    Bio-Intensive gardening overview    Fertility    Watering the garden    Wind    Sun and shade    Bugs and insects    Vegetable varieties and seed saving    Getting startedSection 4:  Rabbits    Housing and protection    Watering systems    Feeding    Breeds    Reproduction    Other resourcesSection 5:  Home Butchering      Tools    Butchering a rabbit    Tanning hides    Butchering poultry    Other animalsSection 6:  Poultry    Chicken breeds    Feeding    Watering    Housing and egg collecting    Predator protection    Getting startedSection 7:  Dogs    Why dogs?    Dog training    Feeding    Housing    Size and breeds    Final thoughtsSection 8:  Perennials: Orchards, Food Forests, and Edible Landscaping    Locations and micro climates    Watering    Fertility    Using geese for fertility    Tree varieties    Planting and care of trees    Getting startedSection 9:  Other Essentials    Calorie crops    Solar food dehydration    Home made herbicide test    Fire ants    Injuries    Hog panels and tee posts    Water levels and mapping contours    Rocket stove and hay box cooker    In The Wake; a manual for outliving civilization    Propagating leuceanahttp://backyardfoodproduction.com/