Yes but we're good. What we have is a hand-dug well (that's about 200 yrs old) and it's super deep. What we can get is a drilled well which goes all the way down to bedrock (pricey, commonly what ppl have nowadays, and sometimes a crapshoot where I'm at).

I'm creating a platform to catalog all of my content in an educational format. My aim is to make it free and open.

And right now I'm working on different farm business plans that anyone can use. I've got 3 done so far, I want one more to launch with.

Something that I learned at my last place, that I'm bringing here to my new place, is how to purify the soil and help get it on track. Even though the soil is rich with microbes, there's still a lot of work to be done, and ANYONE can do this.
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This comment just inspired me to do a catch-up video. I've been drowning in stuff and feel like I can now surface with some legit goodies🫶

Oh it's a world of difference for sure! Oddly enough, similar composition of clay, silt, and sand, but not a single chemical used.
I've been learning a TON about the place and the land. Turns out where my garden is used to be where pigs lived. Where i was planning on putting flowers had horses....