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suburbhomestead

Date Joined:May 2, 2010
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Surviving the Great Ression with old fashioned sense and life hacks.
Interested in changing the world at large with small integral steps-The Butterfly Effect.

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Gardening, homesteading, tech, movies,

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Mosinee, WI

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Potato Bags From Recycled Plastics by suburbhomestead

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» 20 lbs and not a lot of work, remember to keep andind soil and unrolling as they grow.
» The recycled bags should last a season or two. I think the cotton will breath enough f…
» The fabric drains water really well no need to I have 8 going. http://suburbhomestead.w…
» I have planted six so far.
» These bags are post consumer, and can be used again.
» Ease in harvest and for people who need to grow food without tearing up the yard. Rent…

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[Collegiate Meals] No-Knead English Muffins by hlfwy.thr

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May 2, 2010. 3:23 PMsuburbhomestead (author) says:

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A 30 something grown-up Eagle Scout on a mission to change the world by setting the example, stewardship, and the love of life.

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