Not everything, but getting there. I quit my job a few years ago to grow what we can, and find others who grow more.
Beef pork chicken lamb eggs dairy honey from our local network of farms.
Vegetables from local old-order Mennonites.
My wife's grains we get from farmers I know.
We supplement with Azure standard (pretty good)
We've hosted a "Homesteader Breakfest" for 3 going on 4 years. Highly recommend 👌🏼
I "farm" farmers, and recruit them to bitcoin. 🤓
I as well left the matrix behind.
Kudos dude. I eat mostly meat and eggs from only a few kilometres down the road.
Starting my land transition to a food forest 🤘
My butter I get from the Amish 👌
Community is the new cool.
No asset appreciates as quickly as relationships. 🤝🏻
If I wasn't married to a 10/10, 3 meal a day cooking from absolute scratch wife, I'd be a carnivore and have abs. 😄
Do it for me brother. 🥲
That's a good way to put it.
Lol. I'd trade my 2 meals s day for a 10/10 🤔
You'd have to trade your 2 meals, probably some freedom and lots of peace. 😄
We have 4 kids, thats the peace part... 🥰🥴
Looking for that fren. Running out of time though 🤔
Nah, God's time is perfect. Also you only look 11, lots of time. 🤝🏻
Haha. 42 my fren. I went through life with the mindset all woman are looking for half of me rather than be my other half.
A new mindset will help me attract a partner.
I hope 🙏
That mindset protected you NO DOUBT, absolute madness out there in the gender-war jungle. 😬
But I'm sure will find a next chapter.
I married at 20, was very lucky and it was still incredibly hard. Gods grace is all that saved me.
Most of my friends who married young didn't make it.
And the few who waited till their prime (40ish) thought they were beyond hope, and then found and married TOP SHELF women. I'm flabbergasted at a few of their stories (I had started to doubt for Peter, Derek and Tony) 😆
Bless you, I'll send a few words to The Father. 🙏🏻🫡
Thanks new fren!
Get after it today
Farming farmers is the way. Not all of us are cut out for the work of daily farming, but we can certainly support those that are doing the work (and not just with money and buying their product).
We help a few farms around us by selling and marketing their products, providing staffing from our friend network, and helping in peak project times (processing turkeys in fall, big tree planting efforts, covering operations when they want to go on vacation, etc)
They need this. As long as fiat war is made against farmers growing food for their own towns and communities we will need to step up and nudge them with our time, labor and love.
And bitcoin.
