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Has anyone read anywhere about how they are making these vaccines and what they are making them out of? It would seem to me that the climate of the people in America would make people demand transparency from the pharmaceuticals as to what is in the vaccines.

Damp, dark and warm is the environment I have heard is the most conducive to growing mushrooms. I had a friend in Missouri decades ago who did this and was quite the green thumb.

The cost/benefit analysis will vary from state to state and how the utility companies treat that industry. I'm assuming Iowa is solar friendly? It's too much of a hassle where I live for small fires like me.

If I ever get into growing the cannabis plants I will defiantly give this a look. I always felt vertical farming was designed specifically for a crop such as that. Other herbs like mint would do well in that environment as well I would think. But thank you for the links. It's a reminder that...

On a scale of 1 to 10, how important is this to you? Keeping true to the suggested maintenance schedule, maintaining logs of when you do what, etc....

All Covid has done is raise the demand of certain products by people hoarding things like TP and guns. When demand rises, so do the prices. Supply and demand is all this is.

Then let's discuss in ways that aren't divisive. Politics, in and of itself, is not divisive. How some people talk about it, however, is. Biden will put back in a sense of stability that was thrown out by Trump. Maybe that sense of stability will bring people back together. From there, we can...

This may be one of those areas where the federal government may actually be useful for the sake of the country as a whole. As simple as it sounds, I think America could function better if water was more evenly available across the nation. The southwestern U.S. has the same issues as the...

No problems yet, but I can see where it can be in a few generations. The building and moving in of people tell me that there will be a shortage in the years to come.

I don't monitor them, but my dogs do. :) Wild animals aren't really a problem where we live so I can't justify the cost of a high-tech security system.

Earlier this year at the very start of the Covid crisis, a bunch of college students saw food and produce rotting in the fields when farm workers got sick en masse. They didn't like what they saw, decided to do something about it and started Farmlink.org. https://www.farmlinkproject.org/ All...

Yes. I've started outside on and around the front door. I'll be decking out the whole porch day by day. I start early because I move slow. :)

How would you define success in regards to what you do on your farm? Is it the money? Is it crops large enough to feed your own family? What is farming success to you?

This was started in February before we knew about the Coronavirus. It's telling that this is still going forward after what we know now about everything China did NOT do at the onset of the virus.

No thievery here. There are insurance plans that cover livestock, and I'm sure if you take precautions, like camera's for instance, they will give you discounts.

A quick Google search of that name yielded no results. My guess is that it, whatever IT is, is around 80 years old and was manufactured by that name, but then sold out to someone else.

Does anyone know if we get beef, corn or anything else from Brazil? I hear their Covid cases are getting bad which will be bad news for their ag. sector,

That doesn't look quite like a bog disc. They typically aren't rectangular in shape. Could you get closer with the camera so we could look closer at the innards of that thing? Looks more like a sled you wouldn't want to sit on. If I were you I would sand it down really good while looking for...

Shade, fans and water. And when the pet dog gets hot, hose him off with the garden hose. They absolutely love to run around and dry off.

I wish I was big enough to have your problem. :) Big operations might have issues hiring because of social distancing.But if it's only person......