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NDlurker•about 4 hours ago
Flagged. There's no substance to this post.

Update: found the source for the image

https://theselfsufficientbackyard.org/

Jaauthor•about 1 hour ago
I'm more interested in the conversation than the post - always looking for like-minded self-sufficient people. My dream (one day) is to invest in a local aquaculture operation so me and my community have access to fruits, vegetables, and fish protein no matter what else happens.
madihaa•about 4 hours ago
not the source, its affiliate website
NDlurker•about 4 hours ago
Both

I thought this was just AI generated garbage but these are real people who have been living off grid for a long time

https://youtube.com/@ronmelchiore1889

moezd•about 4 hours ago
This needs to be adapted to your landscape. Plants don't care if you intended them to sit pretty in a ribbon or horseshoe formation, and they will definitely have better growth on a different patch of your land.
Jaauthor•about 5 hours ago
This is interesting but conceptual - where are the 'as-built' plans?
bastawhiz•about 4 hours ago
There are none. It doesn't exist. It's AI slop produced without any practical consideration for the production of even a small percent of one person's caloric needs over such a small area.
moltar•about 4 hours ago
For how many people?
readthenotes1•about 3 hours ago
I don't see cows or Chickens so none of my people
losvedir•about 4 hours ago
I don't know what I'm looking at here. I upvoted at first on the premise, but the reddit post doesn't have any information other than a link to AI Slop.
MarkusQ•about 4 hours ago
This reminds me of the houses/farms/space ships designed by fifth graders; it's like the AI came up with a list of things that should be there, and put them there, and called it done, without even considering what would work and what wouldn't.