I'm smitten! These little guys are so cute. Here are just some of the great pictures from someone who has been raising quail since she was 14 years old: http://southfarthingstudio.com/id17.html
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My goal is to gather information on how to set up a way for any urban family to generate more than 90% of their own food, heat, electricity, and household goods, using environmentally friendly methods and materials. I welcome input from all sources, so don't be hesitant to pass on your thoughts!
Favorite Links
- Ecofriend
- Energy Environment Forum--discussions
- Heifer International
- Home & Garden TV's list of ideas for Reusing/Recycling
- Instructables--DIY instructions, Show & Tell
- Judy of the Woods--Self-reliant Living
- Konarka--Plastic that Converts Light to Energy
- Letter from Hen Waller--Urban Homesteading
- Little Footprints--reducefootprints.blogspot.com
- Local Ecologist
- Micro Eco-Farming
- Microfarm Sustainable Research and Education
- Mithun Architects' Vertical Farm for Seattle, shown on TreeHugger.com
- Planet Green cable television network
- Plants for a Future--edible, medininal, and useful plants
- Sharing Sustainable Solutions
- SundanceSolar.com
- Sustainable South Bronx
- TreeHugger.com/about/
- UpCycleIt--"Where Trash Becomes Treasure"
- Urban Homestead: Journal of a Self-Sufficient Urban Life
- Vertical Farm Project
- Your Green Dream
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