Agroforestry, Earthworks, and Appropriate Technology
Trees, Workshops, and Site Design/Consulting.
American Persimmon, Pawpaw, Walnut, Hybrid and Chinese Chestnut, Apple.
http://versaland.com/store
Agroforestry, Earthworks, and Appropriate Technology
Trees, Workshops, and Site Design/Consulting.
American Persimmon, Pawpaw, Walnut, Hybrid and Chinese Chestnut, Apple.
http://versaland.com/store
Stage: Ready to Build
Type:
"Smart Farm" tools # of Topics: 70
Last Tool Wiki Update 09/03/2015
# of Wiki Edits: 24 |
Stage: Ready to Build
Type:
Post Harvest, Universal farm infrastructure/farm shop, Energy # of Topics: 0
Last Tool Wiki Update 11/11/2013
# of Wiki Edits: 2 |
Stage: Prototype
Type:
"Smart Farm" tools, Universal farm infrastructure/farm shop, Planting # of Topics: 1
Last Tool Wiki Update 12/12/2012
# of Wiki Edits: 15 |
Stage: Ready to Build
Type:
Universal farm infrastructure/farm shop, Fencing and livestock management # of Topics: 0
Last Tool Wiki Update 12/12/2012
# of Wiki Edits: 4 |
Stage: Ready to Build
Type:
"Smart Farm" tools, Universal farm infrastructure/farm shop, Post Harvest, Harvesting, Fencing and livestock management, Energy # of Topics: 0
Last Tool Wiki Update 12/12/2012
# of Wiki Edits: 4 |
Stage: Ready to Build
Type:
Soil management, Universal farm infrastructure/farm shop, Planting # of Topics: 2
Last Tool Wiki Update 12/10/2012
# of Wiki Edits: 17 |
I've begun work to create a simple, scalable Open-Source Multi Planter suitable for large seeds and roots, including potatoes, garlic, onions, shallots, hazels, walnuts, etc. Version 2.0 will include a rotor for transplanting, Version 1.0 will nail my immediate needs first (garlic).
EASY The majority of components are off the shelf. Very little welding on this one, as I want to make the design accessible for everyone.
TOOLBAR Repurposing an old 3-point row crop cultivator ($70, auction, market value) for its toolbar, 3 pt mount, and cheap steel.
I have a few G's, and one converted to electric. Allis made 25,000 G's, and stopped making them in 1953.
A million new farmers will need more tractors than the existing stock of old G's. I've started stockpiling components for an open-source junkyard tractor.
Stay tuned...
Also producer (wood) gas is awesome.