Oh

Sausages

yes

@ram3n Lift for gains

i'm getting a sandbag soon

so i'll start lifting that

im cute right guy?

@lolzy welcome, sieg heil

Perfect

hey @lolzy

@lolzy wilkommen kamerad

^

ja

hey welcome to /sig/, how chad are ya

i jump out das fenster

i can farm poultry

Can we build an Odin statue on the hall of the Ethnostate?

ive been doing it for a while

Goats are a great replacement for cows. They produce a lot of milk and it tastes just like cow milk.

I've had it before.

@Mitere youre wrong

>i've never had gat

goat

goat milk is way richer than cow

lets grow soy and make soy milk guys!

also i can bake bread n shit

i know how to grind down wheat into flour + turn it into bread

@!papa you're right, goat milk tastes better than cow milk

@!papa don't forget to use Monsanto products on the soy! Yaaaay

dont say cow

there are various cattle with varying milkfat contents

holsteins are your best bet though

@_CREWMAN soy isnt really bad unless its GMO

GMO is a jewish trick

I'd rather to have the cow because the amount of milk they produce is 2 times more than a goat

@_CREWMAN this man speaks the truth

you can get a lot out of a holstein

which isnt bad if you think about it

@_CREWMAN the issue with cows is that each cow needs 1 acre of land for grazing. You can produce more milk by having multiple goats on 1 acre.

@dmac100 these fucks run for a lot i know

ive been before

Goats produce more milk per acre of land required per animal.

goats would be better for a smaller op

Goats it is then lol

cows arent profitable unless you grain feed them

who's gonna be our official goat rancher lmao

@ram3n me and a collie

alright

I wanna be a smith :33

dogs and cats are needed too

Or a carpenter or something

cats for the mice and rats

and dogs for herding

If you have cows you can also have oxes on the livestock

@dmac100 exactly, they need 1 acre for eating and you need a second acre to regrow.

@_CREWMAN horses are better

And bulls for the leather

but a truck is the best

@Yung Koala i'm going into either carpentry/smithing so we could work together lmao

we need to think about machines to help us maximise output

combines for corn

trucks for hauling grain and trailers

Yay @ram3n 😄

Workshop when

Oh yeah

forging our own tools when

I almost forgot about the corn

Fuck yeah

Corn is a must have for vegetable starch

And even for biodiesel

Peas are awesome, they grow like hell

@ram3n >foraging

Heck, you can burn corn cobs for heat.

we can still buy from hardware stores

hrngh

we need to stop larping as a bunch of cowboys and middle ages europeans

we can have trucks, and buy shit we cant make

lmao

okay

we buy capital goods and produce consumer goods

@!papa agreed

put simply

Self sufficiency should be a long term goal, but thinking that we'd be using Amish level technology starting out is silly.

@Mitere this

@dmac100 corn may not be optimal for energy but we can kill many problems with one solution

I think it's completely reasonble to have non-powered tools to use in a SHTF long term scenario but also make use of modern technology while we have it.

>implying I'm not gonna set up blacksmithing shop with Ramen

@dmac100 what didnt you get about buying capital goods and producing consumer goods

Heh, get a load of this guy..

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corn_ethanol

we buy tools and machines and produce food to sustain ourselves

maybe even sell surpluses to outsiders

IRCC biodiesel corn farmers only get a profit through government subsidies. IF they didn't get govn't funding for "Green energy" they wouldn't break even.

think about this ethnostate economically

and you can easily succeed

Like how Wind turbines cost more in maintenance than they provide in power.

Cool concept, but not practical.

@Mitere yes

solar is a very good investment though