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<blockquote data-quote="3legdonkey" data-source="post: 856756" data-attributes="member: 17061"><p>So this is not a total end of the world or even shtf type of scenario. It is just a bunch of bubbles have popped and made our money worth less than it is and getting worth less every day. So assuming you can afford electricity you have it. The corn I agree with as well as a stand of oily sunflowers, but the bales require expensive equipment whereas the silage does not. A person could do the corn (as you suggested) and sunflowers by hand or with a small tractor, and cut and shred the silage by hand as well.</p><p></p><p>If you wanted to consider a more serious disaster (we should probably start a new thread as I do not think this one has run out) a simple solar panel and battery would give you the few extra hours of light your chickens needed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="3legdonkey, post: 856756, member: 17061"] So this is not a total end of the world or even shtf type of scenario. It is just a bunch of bubbles have popped and made our money worth less than it is and getting worth less every day. So assuming you can afford electricity you have it. The corn I agree with as well as a stand of oily sunflowers, but the bales require expensive equipment whereas the silage does not. A person could do the corn (as you suggested) and sunflowers by hand or with a small tractor, and cut and shred the silage by hand as well. If you wanted to consider a more serious disaster (we should probably start a new thread as I do not think this one has run out) a simple solar panel and battery would give you the few extra hours of light your chickens needed. [/QUOTE]
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