Backyard Aquaculture for the Modern Survivalist – Epi-3531

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🗓️ 29 July 2024

⏱️ 118 minutes

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Today we take another look at back yard aquaculture. Aquaculture has a history over thousands of years of feeding people via small self managed systems. I have now been doing this at various levels for about 10 years. I have … Continue reading →

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0:00.0	There's a better way to do this.
0:09.0	Let me show you a better way.
0:11.0	A better way.
0:21.0	And we don't have to be another face in the crowd. And we are live. to episode 3 531, 3531 of the survival podcast. It's Monday, July 29th. We've almost wrapped up another month headed into fall, believe it or not. It's kind of hard to think about fall when you're you got August ahead of you, which is usually the hottest month of the year, but it'll be September before you know it.
0:45.5	Kids will be back in school, Dove season will be in, you'll be putting in your fall garden stuff if you do that.
0:52.6	So it's one of those transitional points in the year where it seems like, well, before it gets better,
0:57.8	it's going to get worse with the heat.
0:59.7	I will say this year, for all this bullshit I keep hearing by the media about it the hottest year ever again and I challenge you to go look up the
1:10.0	the record high temperature for every state and country and go look at how many of them come
1:16.1	before 1935 and then just think about the fact that they keep saying this over and over again.
1:21.7	But it's actually been, I'm not going to say cool here, mild relative to Texas
1:28.4	this year. We've had very few days over 100 degrees. We had a couple here and there but no streaks of them, but we're going to pay for that. It's common starting today and going out the next 10 days in those 100 degree temperatures, but trust me, Dallas Fort Worth, Worth or Central Texas that is not
1:44.8	anywhere near out of what's normal for our climate so what are we going to talk
1:49.8	about today aquaculture backyard Aquaculture. Backyard Aquaculture.
1:54.0	A small scale Aquaculture, anything from, you know, I don't know,
1:59.0	10th to 20th of an acre pond down to a little garden ponds like I built and we're going to probably focus more on that than anything else today.
2:05.6	Though I will say if you can if you can put in like a true a true pond like you know something that we're talking about in fractions or even
2:14.4	multiples of an acre I would do that before anything we're going to talk about
2:18.1	today I'm going to tell you a lot today about kind of how to think and why
2:22.0	aquaculture is such an advantageous thing to take on as a
2:26.2	prepper, a homesteader, a permacultureist, a regenerative agriculture person.
2:31.5	Anybody is concerned about producing your own food, adding beauty to your yard, increasing biodiversity, all that stuff.
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