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    Default We Engineer Nature


    Quote Originally Posted by jaoey View Post
    really, i want to help, i want to learn, i want to make this program grow. simple person lang ko and i dont have big amount for investment. sometimes i regret becoming electrical engineer. i earn from work but to to think, all i wanted was to have a sustainable agricultural way of living.

    up nalang ko, i want to hear updates.
    There is beauty in simplicity and simple stressfree living. Most of those who attend are not coming from agriculture or agriculture background, most are engineers(who have a love of nature or desire for healthy food) - However, your being an engineer(like myself) put you in a very advantageous position. You may not realize that for now. In fact, your background will expedite your learning curve. Just like setting up an electronic circuit board, first your goal, then you have to understand the functions of the components, basics - such as resistors, transistors, diodes, capacitors, and how each component operate. You know what you want to achieve and you are going to assemble it together. In this case, it is a lot easier(but also has it's frustrations and trials)

    The thing is unlike hi-tech, the technology here is low-tech and and can be acheived using "backyard components". I shied away from hi-tech because of the fast pace development many of which you cannot control. Everytime Microsoft, Apple etc., changes, you have to change, they dictate the direction. In this case, no one dictates except you once you have the building blocks. You are in control of the environment and what you want to achieve. You know what the parameters you want to control and how you want it. You can innovate. You "ENGINEER" your "PROCESS and SYSTEMS" and work with mother nature and father time.

    For programmers/IT - you are able to develop your own language and program it to function that way you desire because there is so much to explore and discover and only your imagination is the limit. You are not dependent on the programs made by others and keep on updating yourself of the changes they have made. You program your life and not others to dictate what is good and not good for your system. You are empowered and in control of your processes. You can develop your own IP(intellectual property)

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    Default Re: You are what you eat

    Quote Originally Posted by fred1981 View Post
    what type of fish is cheap and easy to raise?
    Tilapia fish, is the easiest, versatile and robust fish and can be raised right in your own backyard. No digging. It is sustainable and renewable. This is the counterpart of chicken, but can be fed "naturally" with what mother nature has provided. Tilapia has survived for thousands of years...perhaps million. Jade Pearch has the highest Omega 3, but I have no idea where to source it.

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    i always opted a life of simple living...dili naku ganahan sa cebu karon. full of buildings na instead of trees, man made parks instead clean rivers...i dont like a fast paced life...im earning a little above minimum but im happy and contented with it.

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    Default Re: You are what you eat

    nindot ni nga topic, it helps alot of people, that is, if they applied to theirselves.

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    Default Re: You are what you eat

    i love to eat pork, am i a pig?

    i like beef steak, eating it can turn me into a cow?

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    10 Amazing plants – discover how nature works and nature will work for you, harmony and understanding, balance – yin-yang..check it out...

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    Default Re: You are what you eat

    Eat sensibly and try not to overindulge
    sux that organic food is expensive tho

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    Default Re: You are what you eat

    Quote Originally Posted by LaBelleza View Post
    Eat sensibly and try not to overindulge
    sux that organic food is expensive tho
    Everthing has a price to pay for, anything that is free is taken for granted and abused - thus I had been advocating the do it yourself organic fish and veggie production. Invest in good health, that is your best investment that will last a lifetime..

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