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Hello all
Having read the book and many other users posts on this forum a number of times I have decided to follow the advice given to try a range of income generating options.
The book suggets composting worms. Would this enterprise help to fulfill the functional need - given that they need such a high level of care and maintenance? I also intend to keep chickens, bees, goats etc. but do not think that my stock levels of these alone will be sufficient.
Thanks for any advice
Saffire
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composting worms
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, 11 Apr 2010 10:27
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Posted 11 April 2010 - 10:27
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Posted 13 April 2010 - 21:16
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Hello there
Just read a strand by josmarie on the same subject - which has now answered by enquiry.
Regards
Saffire
Just read a strand by josmarie on the same subject - which has now answered by enquiry.
Regards
Saffire
