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Hi!

I own 60 acres of land in Punta Gorda, FL and we are looking for a grower to occupy all or a portion of our land.

Please contact me if you are looking to get started or looking to expand your current operation

Thank you

kragami@gmail.com

954 610 9212

Check out the attached image. Thanks to Jeff Warren for the art work.

Hi good people - does anyone have knowledge of old seed cleaners? This gem is a prototype we are playing around with to build a modern version - J. Bean, 1851, Montville (Maine maybe?). Basic online search yielded no info. There are instructions still in tact on which sieve to use for the particular type of seed cleaned, and how much to open or close the damper... but much of the frames and screens have been replaced and reworked, thus losing the corresponding numbers.

Just to give a quick overview of this project, since it might not be obvious at first glance:

FarmOS is a web-based farm management and record keeping system I've been working on. It is open source, so you can download the code and set it up on your own server, make changes, contribute back to the project, etc.

The code is currently available on GitHub: http://github.com/farmier/farm

I will eventually move the canonical repository to drupal.org: http://drupal.org/project/farm

Current status

I didn't understand what this was for until you posted the video :-P

When researching new designs for the Fido project, Dogi and I started wondering if it would be practical to utilize WiFi instead of going through the cellphone towers the original Fido design depended on. Programming a Raspberry Pi so that an App can easily connect the Raspberry Pi to a WiFi network is not something that had really been done before so I needed a strong guarantee that doing so would result in good solution for connecting to the Internet.

Record-keeping and analysis go hand in hand with crop planning. Check out Todd Jones's Crop Planning Tool!

Hi all, There has been much discussion around "problem statements" being an important part of our community process so I set up a new Topic Type called "Problem Statement" and added a shortcut to creating a Topic labeled with that Topic Type (see screenshot). I like the idea of encouraging people to enter their problem statements because up to this point, FarmHack.net has been just sort of collection of solutions. Encouraging people to submit problems could spur innovation.

I finally found information regarding the rebuilding of the kernel on the BBB (Beagle Bone Black) - turns out its a Debian Wheezy distribution. The basic information on doing this is at http://eewiki.net/display/linuxonarm/BeagleBone+Black. The instructions pretty much matched reality (with alterations for the directory structure I'm doing my development in).

Note that, as of this writing, I have not tested the build kernel - I can't seem to find all the MicroSD chips I used to have. Sigh.