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That is so incredibly beautiful. I would buy it and you should do this for a living. You are so talented and your tradesmanship is much needed, appreciated and valuable!
.....sunlight exposure? I'm thinking tomatoes and other fruits etc that require several hours of direct light. 🤔 that's a dome of electricity, ....or a ton of solar capacity.....
@@bleh329 When the ground's frozen solid most of the year... What would change withe this dome ? How much money spent for what different result at the end ?
@@AutoNomades ... the temperature inside these structures is based on solar energy and insulation and not the ground, so the helluva lot more than digging or a greenhouse. The difference? You mean between your idea digging into frozen earth or a solar thermal dome? The difference would be one works and the other don't.
@@bleh329 If you close well and/or double the plastic layer in a classical tunnel greenhouse and favorize thermal mass what would be the difference ? Some independant proofs ? Or it is only kinda advertisment ....
Perfavore regalatemela ho bisogno di una casa per me è la mia famiglia, se ci dite dove si trova veniamo, non abbiamo una casa. Aiutateci siamo italiani non abbiamo niente vi prego regalatecela. Magari ci possiamo mettere d'accordo. Grazie
This is my goal, even tho I LOVE my job, as it's my dream job, I don't want to be obligated to work for a living. I want to have the option to stop working, to be able to choose to not work, before I reach 50.
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In the USA, but very good to see the folks "down under" doing super well. Even if you don't get all your food via self-sufficiency, you'll be better off than the majority of folks who go with the chemically laden stuff they call food that everyone buys. Best of luck in your future.
Amazing. You should be so proud of yourself. You look amazingly healthy and your garden is beautiful! I tried using bags but they dried out too much. I might have used the wrong bags. Have you tried fermenting your vegatables?
