RE: Flat Foot Farm- fun, family, freedom and homestead farming in Alaska... the Last Frontier

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Flat Foot Farm- fun, family, freedom and homestead farming in Alaska... the Last Frontier

in diy •  8 years ago 

Awesome! You have turned what is a dream to many of us into a reality. Not on a reality but a profitable business! What kind of plans do you use for sustainability in regards to permaculture?

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      ·  8 years ago 

    Thanks, Nick! My business mainly focuses around selling stock for the table. We use rotational grazing for our feeder hogs.

    Alaska's growing season is very, very short (only 4 months if you have a greenhouse) but we have very few toxic native plants.

    Soon I'll do a post about pasture raise hogs on a combination of wild and planted plants.

    Thanks for the questions!

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