With only two weeks left before the big Grand Unveiling in Texas at the Mother Earth News Fair, we are scrambling to finish enough book material to meet demand. The goal is to have some books available for sale, and some as "mock-ups" to show the content and depth across the entire series. This will enable "pre-sales" of the series (at a discount of course).
But it is a sizable amount of work to prepare eight books, complete with covers and chapters on short time frame. Fortunately, it looks like we might just make the deadline for ordering books from the print on demand service.
Here is a sneak preview of the entire line of books coming :
Save The Children: Restoring Health Through Grandpa’s Farm
Book 1. Grow Your Own Feed: The Model
Stop outsourcing animal feed
Book 2. Grow Your Own Feed: Drip Irrigation System Plans
Automate germination to harvest
Book 3. Grow Your Own Feed: Gardening for Animal Nutrition
Create Live Feed from Sun and Soil
Book 4. Grow Your Own Feed: Fertilization and Land Rotation
Let the Animals do the Work!
Book 5. Grow Your Own Feed: Fertigation
Irrigate with Fertilized Water
Book 6. Grow Your Own Feed: Weed Burning HowTo
No Chemicals – Low Labor – No Weeds!
Book 7. Grow Your Own Feed: Pest Control with Guinea Fowl
Turn Garden Pests into a positive
Book 8. Grow Your Own Feed: Dehydrating the Harvest
Storing Home Grown Feed
The theme of this series is "growing feed on farm" to raise quality, save money, and create profits for the farm. This is one of the cornerstones of our model. Growing high quality produce based feed on farm is the key to raising meat products at low cost without sacrificing quality. The animals are healthier consuming fresh or dehydrated produce, grown in soils fertilized by a variety of species living out in the sun and fresh air. There is just no way to duplicate this in a bag of dried feed bought from a supplier.
Following this series will be additional series on other aspects of small profitable farming and creating nutrition. The key is the synergy created buy combining all the right ingredients.
But for now... It's time for a good nights sleep.
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