An apocolypse herd/flock

[ChooksinChoppers]

You are sooooo helpfull Squishy!

now go look up the state! sheeshkapoos!

 

[SourRoses]

Well, it was somewhere they grew Soybeans... so I presume anywhere you could grow Soybeans, you could grow Rice.

What I really want to know is, wheres the barley? Wine... blech!

 

[ChooksinChoppers]

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What do you want barley for?

 

[redhen]

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What do you want barley for?

Beer!! Silly mom!

 

[ChooksinChoppers]

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What do you want barley for?

Beer!! Silly mom!

Ohhhhhhh!

silly me!

 

[GnarleyDogFarm]

Rice can be grown in fields without flooding. They do that to keep the weeds down.

 

[domino7]

I would want a rhinoceros, so I could impale myself on its horn. Life without the luxuries, I'll pass.

 

[GnarleyDogFarm]

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ME TOO!, but not for coffee or sugar, neither of which I use. For me it was the comment: "Not everyone is religious or monotheistic, so no, God is definitely not one of the most important things."
Many, many thanks for that!
If you are in the apocalypse scenario, I'd say god did not do much for you up to that point! Just get a grip on reality and hang on to your boots! You have to move on regardless of your "beliefs". It does not matter that I am a tree-hugging dirt worshipper, what matters is that I can survive with my abilities and keep my loved ones alive too.

PLEASE DO NOT TURN THIS INTO A RELIGION TOPIC AND GET IT CLOSED!!!

I do not care what any of you believe. I only asked what animals you would want to provide for your family in a self-sustaining manner. Sheesh. Do we always have to get these things shut down? Believe what you want but don't bash other people's beliefs.

Now back to our regularly schedule apocalyptic converstaion.

Talk to me of Nubian goats and Kinder goats.

I'm sorry. I did go too far with that. It sounded humourous when I wrote it, but now I see how I could have been more sensitive. I am not normally insensitive of other beliefs. I appolgise.

 

[CapricornFarm]

So are we thinking something is going to happen in 2012? I have my farm, my chickens, and my goats. I am working on my garden. But it seems a bit spooky that several sources point to 2012 as the end of life as we know it. What do you think?

 

[GhostRider65]

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They grow several different kinds of native wild rice here in Wisconsin, believe it or not we are also known for growing great cherries. berries, apples, and of course corn, though 90% of it is MOnsantos, yuk roundup corn. Kim