/k/ - Weapons and Militaria

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>>131 (OP) 
Nice to see this thread is up. I just came to /k/ to see if anyone started one. Hopefully the BO doesn't mind a somewhat off topic thread.

Other than that I'd like to add a little advice to anyone getting started: 
If you're living the US I'd recommend checking for your  local agricultural extension. They will often times have tonnes of amazing documentation and research pertaining to you're local area. check the link to find one close to you. 
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/extension-search

One final thing, tomorrow I'll be posting some current pics of my ongoing cultivation efforts. I plan on taking measurements tomorrow for new raised beds. Will explain in further detail tomorrow as I need some sleep.

>>133
Godspeed anon, godspeed.

>>133
It's not off-topic. Cultivation is related to prepping and survivalism, both on-topic discussions for /k/.

>>131 (OP) 
That's a sad looking seedling.
Too much soil moisture, not enough airflow.

>>137
that's what I told him earlier. 

Gonna head out to do measurements should be back with in a few hours

>>137
Plz no bulli Ger fell over and he's drying up our because of it

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Alright I have returned.
So my plans for next year are to plant the following:
>Garlic/ Onions (both in the ground already; see pics related)
>Pumpkins
>Corn
>Beans 
>Sweet Potatoes
>Blackberries
>Strawberries
>Cucumbers
>MELONS
>Peanuts 
>Various herbs
>A Chestnut tree
>Multiple Hazelnut trees
>2 Apple trees 
>Tomatoes
>Peppers (Bell, Poblano, Habanero, and Jalapeno)

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>>140
>Garlic/ Onions
>Pumpkins
>Corn
>Beans 
>Sweet Potatoes
>Blackberries
>Strawberries
>Cucumbers.

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>>140
>MELONS

>>140
Wait
>first pic 01
>second pic 04
Are there any missing images anon?

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>>143

I found this muddy patch of land a fair ways away from local civilization. Its a bit hard to dig in, and it likes to stick to the shovel. I assume that means it's pretty moist ground, does that make it good for planting?

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>>160
send pictures, from your description it sounds very clay rich which is generally not great for planting. The amount of organic matter also is very important as well

Hi guys I'm back with really fucking sad news, NIG AND GER ARE FUCKING DEAD but I've got some seeds and I'm ready to start again hope fully I don't go full nigger and fuck it up this time. 
This is a copy paste from the thread on /b/

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>>165

Don't know if this is offtopic but my neighbor has a mango tree and a shit-ton of mangos that fall under my property. What could I do with them? I can't use all of them and nobody in neighborhood wants them. I was thinking of turning it into wine but I don't know how it is going to taste like. I hate to see it go to waste.

>>167
>wine
always a good choice, shouldn't taste to bad.
In addition to that you could also can them, as it always nice to have some.

>>167
>wine
Just a heads up to anyone getting into brewing.
Pectin concentration is one of the components that cause yeast to produce methanol.
You'll need to fractionalize it if you ever plan to concentrating.

>>131 (OP) 
I would strongly recommend you Anons invest in an independent irrigation system if you haven't already. If possible, dig a well, and if not set out some rainwater barrels. Anything is better than city water that can be shut off by fedniggers.

Anyone had luck with worm farming? Noticed my compost bin was stinking more than usual so I was gonna add about 50-100 wrigglers to it. Can earthworms eat meat? What about animal feces?

>>523
They can eat it but very slowly as it breaks down. Best bet is to add some soil, a mix of top soil and peat moss. Once you have some dirt it serves forever just throw it on the trash and add the worms. Close lid and wait. Make sure the bin isnt in full sun and the lid is closed.

>>160
Best bet is to stay away unless you want to invest in soil improvement. If you want add peat moss and topsoil, then grow less nutrient using crops like tomatos, berries etc. Avoid potatoes and other such vegetables.