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Martijn log

2018-01-24T22:15:13Z

Martijn Priester: /* Finally starting */

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[[Category:Logs]]
== Quick Intro ==
I'll be developing a diversified small-scale organic farm near the town of Biar, Spain starting in April 2017.
First year goals include:
# placing a shipping container for use as workshop / storage ''(no longer relevant)''
# building an OSE inspired aquaponics greenhouse up against the container ''(no longer relevant)''
# chicken, rabbit and oyster mushrooms systems
# bio-intensive 'no-till' drip-irrigated vegetable gardens using Jean-Martin Fortiers methods (see: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFF20WbbyKSiYQe0J6a7HTQ)

=Thu Mar 23, 2017=
= Settling in =
My partner and our two young kids moved into a rented apartment in Biar, Spain, at the start of March and are settling in quickly. So far I have;
# narrowed our farm property search down to 2 preferred options (NOTE: you need a minimum of 10,000m2 of rural property in order to get a building permit). Essential point for us are 1) close to town 2) access to irrigation water 3) decent soil 4) fairly flat or at least properly terraced 5) decent views
# met with the person responsible for agriculture and commerce in the local municipality and outlined my ideas for a small-scale sustainable farm- got very positive feedback. They say this is exactly the kind of innovative investment they hope to attract in order to develop and repopulate rural areas. She said she will help me get EU funding for my project through the LEADER program (http://www.elard.eu/), the next phase of which will start in about 2 months. ''(no longer relevant)''
# Spoke quickly with someone at the municipality's technical office inquiring about regulations w/ regards greenhouse construction and small-scale animal husbandry as well as aquaponics and alternative building (I'm leaning towards pre-fab strawbale panels from a Spanish building coop (see http://www.okambuva.coop/frontpage/alfawall-prefabricated-straw-modules/?lang=en ) ''(no longer relevant)''
# Sent an email to the technical office after speaking with them in which I outlined my plans and asked a series of specific questions. That was 3 weeks ago and I havn't had a response yet despite 'popping my head in' to their office to remind them twice. NOTE: I've had feedback from a few sources indicating that the technical office and the head-architect are both slow & incompetent as well as strict.

=Wed Jan 24, 2018=
=Finally starting=
So we're almost a year on and finally we have the property we've been looking for. Instead of buying an empty piece of land we've gone for an off-grid house on a 2 hectare property (click here for image: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Dc-Wc1woL8P2a2EUyfRL-dh-CDozA9pg/view?usp=sharing). Bureaucracy delayed the purchase for 6 months during which time I've been an anxious house-husband dealing with our 2 young children while my partner has been earning a salary. Advantages are that we (a) have moved in straight away 3 weeks ago and I am on-site 24/7, (b) no house building distraction, (c) irrigation water is laid out already to key parts of the farm.

Things I've done over the past month;
* moving in & home improvement (insulating, painting, electrical stuff, putting together IKEA furniture, etc.)
* harvesting the 150 olive trees that the previous owner wasn't bothered to harvest. A nice bonus income! It took 70man-hours. We collected around 1500kgs of olives which I sold for EUR 1,431.
* started pruning both the olive trees as well as other trees on the property.
* started designing the basic lay-out of the vegetable garden and staked out the 1st of the 4 plots I hope to bring under cultivation over the coming 9 months. Each plot has 8 beds that are all 75cms wide and 20meters long.
* began clearing the plot of rocks and started digging the raised beds this morning. Current estimate is that it takes 12hrs to prep 1 bed x8 beds p/plot = 96hours p/plot. Thats 1 person working with only hand tools.

Things I'll be doing / thinking about over the coming month;
* try to average 15hrs p/week prepping the garden beds
* try to average 5hrs p/week pruning trees and hedges.
* Greenhouse project (for aquaponics and seedlings) - where to locate it? how large should it be? how to heat it (remember I'm off-grid)? How to power it?
* design & build first of many chicken coops. Design needs to be portable and no higher than 1.5m in order to avoid issues with local regulations.

Martijn log

2018-01-24T22:06:38Z

Martijn Priester:

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[[Category:Logs]]
== Quick Intro ==
I'll be developing a diversified small-scale organic farm near the town of Biar, Spain starting in April 2017.
First year goals include:
# placing a shipping container for use as workshop / storage ''(no longer relevant)''
# building an OSE inspired aquaponics greenhouse up against the container ''(no longer relevant)''
# chicken, rabbit and oyster mushrooms systems
# bio-intensive 'no-till' drip-irrigated vegetable gardens using Jean-Martin Fortiers methods (see: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFF20WbbyKSiYQe0J6a7HTQ)

=Thu Mar 23, 2017=
= Settling in =
My partner and our two young kids moved into a rented apartment in Biar, Spain, at the start of March and are settling in quickly. So far I have;
# narrowed our farm property search down to 2 preferred options (NOTE: you need a minimum of 10,000m2 of rural property in order to get a building permit). Essential point for us are 1) close to town 2) access to irrigation water 3) decent soil 4) fairly flat or at least properly terraced 5) decent views
# met with the person responsible for agriculture and commerce in the local municipality and outlined my ideas for a small-scale sustainable farm- got very positive feedback. They say this is exactly the kind of innovative investment they hope to attract in order to develop and repopulate rural areas. She said she will help me get EU funding for my project through the LEADER program (http://www.elard.eu/), the next phase of which will start in about 2 months. ''(no longer relevant)''
# Spoke quickly with someone at the municipality's technical office inquiring about regulations w/ regards greenhouse construction and small-scale animal husbandry as well as aquaponics and alternative building (I'm leaning towards pre-fab strawbale panels from a Spanish building coop (see http://www.okambuva.coop/frontpage/alfawall-prefabricated-straw-modules/?lang=en ) ''(no longer relevant)''
# Sent an email to the technical office after speaking with them in which I outlined my plans and asked a series of specific questions. That was 3 weeks ago and I havn't had a response yet despite 'popping my head in' to their office to remind them twice. NOTE: I've had feedback from a few sources indicating that the technical office and the head-architect are both slow & incompetent as well as strict.

=Wed Jan 24, 2018=
=Finally starting=
So we're almost a year on and finally we have the property we've been looking for. Instead of buying an empty piece of land we've gone for an off-grid house on a 2 hectare property. Bureaucracy delayed the purchase for 6 months during which time I've been an anxious house-husband dealing with our 2 young children while my partner has been earning a salary. Advantages are that we (a) have moved in straight away 3 weeks ago and I am on-site 24/7, (b) no house building distraction, (c) irrigation water is laid out already to key parts of the farm.

Things I've done over the past month;
* moving in & home improvement (insulating, painting, electrical stuff, putting together IKEA furniture, etc.)
* harvesting the 150 olive trees that the previous owner wasn't bothered to harvest. A nice bonus income! It took 70man-hours. We collected around 1500kgs of olives which I sold for EUR 1,431.
* started pruning both the olive trees as well as other trees on the property.
* started designing the basic lay-out of the vegetable garden and staked out the 1st of the 4 plots I hope to bring under cultivation over the coming 9 months. Each plot has 8 beds that are all 75cms wide and 20meters long.
* began clearing the plot of rocks and started digging the raised beds this morning. Current estimate is that it takes 12hrs to prep 1 bed x8 beds p/plot = 96hours p/plot. Thats 1 person working with only hand tools.

Things I'll be doing / thinking about over the coming month;
* try to average 15hrs p/week prepping the garden beds
* try to average 5hrs p/week pruning trees and hedges.
* Greenhouse project (for aquaponics and seedlings) - where to locate it? how large should it be? how to heat it (remember I'm off-grid)? How to power it?
* design & build first of many chicken coops. Design needs to be portable and no higher than 1.5m in order to avoid issues with local regulations.

Martijn log

2018-01-24T22:06:17Z

Martijn Priester:

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[[Category:Logs]]
== Quick Intro ==
I'll be developing a diversified small-scale organic farm near the town of Biar, Spain starting in April 2017.
First year goals include:
# placing a shipping container for use as workshop / storage ''(no longer relevant)''
# building an OSE inspired aquaponics greenhouse up against the container ''(no longer relevant)''
# chicken, rabbit and oyster mushrooms systems
# bio-intensive 'no-till' drip-irrigated vegetable gardens using Jean-Martin Fortiers methods (see: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFF20WbbyKSiYQe0J6a7HTQ)

= Settling in =
My partner and our two young kids moved into a rented apartment in Biar, Spain, at the start of March and are settling in quickly. So far I have;
# narrowed our farm property search down to 2 preferred options (NOTE: you need a minimum of 10,000m2 of rural property in order to get a building permit). Essential point for us are 1) close to town 2) access to irrigation water 3) decent soil 4) fairly flat or at least properly terraced 5) decent views
# met with the person responsible for agriculture and commerce in the local municipality and outlined my ideas for a small-scale sustainable farm- got very positive feedback. They say this is exactly the kind of innovative investment they hope to attract in order to develop and repopulate rural areas. She said she will help me get EU funding for my project through the LEADER program (http://www.elard.eu/), the next phase of which will start in about 2 months. ''(no longer relevant)''
# Spoke quickly with someone at the municipality's technical office inquiring about regulations w/ regards greenhouse construction and small-scale animal husbandry as well as aquaponics and alternative building (I'm leaning towards pre-fab strawbale panels from a Spanish building coop (see http://www.okambuva.coop/frontpage/alfawall-prefabricated-straw-modules/?lang=en ) ''(no longer relevant)''
# Sent an email to the technical office after speaking with them in which I outlined my plans and asked a series of specific questions. That was 3 weeks ago and I havn't had a response yet despite 'popping my head in' to their office to remind them twice. NOTE: I've had feedback from a few sources indicating that the technical office and the head-architect are both slow & incompetent as well as strict.

=Wed Jan 24, 2018=
=Finally starting=
So we're almost a year on and finally we have the property we've been looking for. Instead of buying an empty piece of land we've gone for an off-grid house on a 2 hectare property. Bureaucracy delayed the purchase for 6 months during which time I've been an anxious house-husband dealing with our 2 young children while my partner has been earning a salary. Advantages are that we (a) have moved in straight away 3 weeks ago and I am on-site 24/7, (b) no house building distraction, (c) irrigation water is laid out already to key parts of the farm.

Things I've done over the past month;
* moving in & home improvement (insulating, painting, electrical stuff, putting together IKEA furniture, etc.)
* harvesting the 150 olive trees that the previous owner wasn't bothered to harvest. A nice bonus income! It took 70man-hours. We collected around 1500kgs of olives which I sold for EUR 1,431.
* started pruning both the olive trees as well as other trees on the property.
* started designing the basic lay-out of the vegetable garden and staked out the 1st of the 4 plots I hope to bring under cultivation over the coming 9 months. Each plot has 8 beds that are all 75cms wide and 20meters long.
* began clearing the plot of rocks and started digging the raised beds this morning. Current estimate is that it takes 12hrs to prep 1 bed x8 beds p/plot = 96hours p/plot. Thats 1 person working with only hand tools.

Things I'll be doing / thinking about over the coming month;
* try to average 15hrs p/week prepping the garden beds
* try to average 5hrs p/week pruning trees and hedges.
* Greenhouse project (for aquaponics and seedlings) - where to locate it? how large should it be? how to heat it (remember I'm off-grid)? How to power it?
* design & build first of many chicken coops. Design needs to be portable and no higher than 1.5m in order to avoid issues with local regulations.

Martijn log

2018-01-24T21:54:02Z

Martijn Priester: /* Settling in */

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[[Category:Logs]]
== Quick Intro ==
I'll be developing a diversified small-scale organic farm near the town of Biar, Spain starting in April 2017.
First year goals include:
# placing a shipping container for use as workshop / storage ''(no longer relevant)''
# building an OSE inspired aquaponics greenhouse up against the container ''(no longer relevant)''
# chicken, rabbit and oyster mushrooms systems
# bio-intensive 'no-till' drip-irrigated vegetable gardens using Jean-Martin Fortiers methods (see: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFF20WbbyKSiYQe0J6a7HTQ)

=Tue Jan 03, 2017=
= Settling in =
My partner and our two young kids moved into a rented apartment in Biar, Spain, at the start of March and are settling in quickly. So far I have;
# narrowed our farm property search down to 2 preferred options (NOTE: you need a minimum of 10,000m2 of rural property in order to get a building permit). Essential point for us are 1) close to town 2) access to irrigation water 3) decent soil 4) fairly flat or at least properly terraced 5) decent views
# met with the person responsible for agriculture and commerce in the local municipality and outlined my ideas for a small-scale sustainable farm- got very positive feedback. They say this is exactly the kind of innovative investment they hope to attract in order to develop and repopulate rural areas. She said she will help me get EU funding for my project through the LEADER program (http://www.elard.eu/), the next phase of which will start in about 2 months. ''(no longer relevant)''
# Spoke quickly with someone at the municipality's technical office inquiring about regulations w/ regards greenhouse construction and small-scale animal husbandry as well as aquaponics and alternative building (I'm leaning towards pre-fab strawbale panels from a Spanish building coop (see http://www.okambuva.coop/frontpage/alfawall-prefabricated-straw-modules/?lang=en ) ''(no longer relevant)''
# Sent an email to the technical office after speaking with them in which I outlined my plans and asked a series of specific questions. That was 3 weeks ago and I havn't had a response yet despite 'popping my head in' to their office to remind them twice. NOTE: I've had feedback from a few sources indicating that the technical office and the head-architect are both slow & incompetent as well as strict.

=Wed Jan 24, 2018=
=Finally starting=
So we're almost a year on and finally we have the property we've been looking for. Instead of buying an empty piece of land we've gone for an off-grid house on a 2 hectare property. Bureaucracy delayed the purchase for 6 months during which time I've been an anxious house-husband dealing with our 2 young children while my partner has been earning a salary. Advantages are that we (a) have moved in straight away 3 weeks ago and I am on-site 24/7, (b) no house building distraction, (c) irrigation water is laid out already to key parts of the farm.

Things I've done over the past month;
* moving in & home improvement (insulating, painting, electrical stuff, putting together IKEA furniture, etc.)
* harvesting the 150 olive trees that the previous owner wasn't bothered to harvest. A nice bonus income! It took 70man-hours. We collected around 1500kgs of olives which I sold for EUR 1,431.
* started pruning both the olive trees as well as other trees on the property.
* started designing the basic lay-out of the vegetable garden and staked out the 1st of the 4 plots I hope to bring under cultivation over the coming 9 months. Each plot has 8 beds that are all 75cms wide and 20meters long.
* began clearing the plot of rocks and started digging the raised beds this morning. Current estimate is that it takes 12hrs to prep 1 bed x8 beds p/plot = 96hours p/plot. Thats 1 person working with only hand tools.

Things I'll be doing / thinking about over the coming month;
* try to average 15hrs p/week prepping the garden beds
* try to average 5hrs p/week pruning trees and hedges.
* Greenhouse project (for aquaponics and seedlings) - where to locate it? how large should it be? how to heat it (remember I'm off-grid)? How to power it?
* design & build first of many chicken coops. Design needs to be portable and no higher than 1.5m in order to avoid issues with local regulations.

Martijn log

2018-01-24T21:52:40Z

Martijn Priester: /* Quick Intro */

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[[Category:Logs]]
== Quick Intro ==
I'll be developing a diversified small-scale organic farm near the town of Biar, Spain starting in April 2017.
First year goals include:
# placing a shipping container for use as workshop / storage ''(no longer relevant)''
# building an OSE inspired aquaponics greenhouse up against the container ''(no longer relevant)''
# chicken, rabbit and oyster mushrooms systems
# bio-intensive 'no-till' drip-irrigated vegetable gardens using Jean-Martin Fortiers methods (see: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFF20WbbyKSiYQe0J6a7HTQ)

=Tue Jan 03, 2017=
= Settling in =
My partner and our two young kids moved into a rented apartment in Biar, Spain, at the start of March and are settling in quickly. So far I have;
# narrowed our farm property search down to 2 preferred options (NOTE: you need a minimum of 10,000m2 of rural property in order to get a building permit). Essential point for us are 1) close to town 2) access to irrigation water 3) decent soil 4) fairly flat or at least properly terraced 5) decent views
# met with the person responsible for agriculture and commerce in the local municipality and outlined my ideas for a small-scale sustainable farm- got very positive feedback. They say this is exactly the kind of innovative investment they hope to attract in order to develop and repopulate rural areas. She said she will help me get EU funding for my project through the LEADER program (http://www.elard.eu/), the next phase of which will start in about 2 months.
# Spoke quickly with someone at the municipality's technical office inquiring about regulations w/ regards greenhouse construction and small-scale animal husbandry as well as aquaponics and alternative building (I'm leaning towards pre-fab strawbale panels from a Spanish building coop (see http://www.okambuva.coop/frontpage/alfawall-prefabricated-straw-modules/?lang=en )
# Sent an email to the technical office after speaking with them in which I outlined my plans and asked a series of specific questions. That was 3 weeks ago and I havn't had a response yet despite 'popping my head in' to their office to remind them twice. NOTE: I've had feedback from a few sources indicating that the technical office and the head-architect are both slow & incompetent as well as strict.

=Wed Jan 24, 2018=
=Finally starting=
So we're almost a year on and finally we have the property we've been looking for. Instead of buying an empty piece of land we've gone for an off-grid house on a 2 hectare property. Bureaucracy delayed the purchase for 6 months during which time I've been an anxious house-husband dealing with our 2 young children while my partner has been earning a salary. Advantages are that we (a) have moved in straight away 3 weeks ago and I am on-site 24/7, (b) no house building distraction, (c) irrigation water is laid out already to key parts of the farm.

Things I've done over the past month;
* moving in & home improvement (insulating, painting, electrical stuff, putting together IKEA furniture, etc.)
* harvesting the 150 olive trees that the previous owner wasn't bothered to harvest. A nice bonus income! It took 70man-hours. We collected around 1500kgs of olives which I sold for EUR 1,431.
* started pruning both the olive trees as well as other trees on the property.
* started designing the basic lay-out of the vegetable garden and staked out the 1st of the 4 plots I hope to bring under cultivation over the coming 9 months. Each plot has 8 beds that are all 75cms wide and 20meters long.
* began clearing the plot of rocks and started digging the raised beds this morning. Current estimate is that it takes 12hrs to prep 1 bed x8 beds p/plot = 96hours p/plot. Thats 1 person working with only hand tools.

Things I'll be doing / thinking about over the coming month;
* try to average 15hrs p/week prepping the garden beds
* try to average 5hrs p/week pruning trees and hedges.
* Greenhouse project (for aquaponics and seedlings) - where to locate it? how large should it be? how to heat it (remember I'm off-grid)? How to power it?
* design & build first of many chicken coops. Design needs to be portable and no higher than 1.5m in order to avoid issues with local regulations.

Martijn log

2018-01-24T21:51:16Z

Martijn Priester:

{{RightTOC}}
[[Category:Logs]]
== Quick Intro ==
I'll be developing a diversified small-scale organic farm near the town of Biar, Spain starting in April 2017.
First year goals include:
# placing a shipping container for use as workshop / storage
# building an OSE inspired aquaponics greenhouse up against the container
# chicken, rabbit and oyster mushrooms systems
# bio-intensive 'no-till' drip-irrigated vegetable gardens using Jean-Martin Fortiers methods (see: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFF20WbbyKSiYQe0J6a7HTQ)
=Tue Jan 03, 2017=
= Settling in =
My partner and our two young kids moved into a rented apartment in Biar, Spain, at the start of March and are settling in quickly. So far I have;
# narrowed our farm property search down to 2 preferred options (NOTE: you need a minimum of 10,000m2 of rural property in order to get a building permit). Essential point for us are 1) close to town 2) access to irrigation water 3) decent soil 4) fairly flat or at least properly terraced 5) decent views
# met with the person responsible for agriculture and commerce in the local municipality and outlined my ideas for a small-scale sustainable farm- got very positive feedback. They say this is exactly the kind of innovative investment they hope to attract in order to develop and repopulate rural areas. She said she will help me get EU funding for my project through the LEADER program (http://www.elard.eu/), the next phase of which will start in about 2 months.
# Spoke quickly with someone at the municipality's technical office inquiring about regulations w/ regards greenhouse construction and small-scale animal husbandry as well as aquaponics and alternative building (I'm leaning towards pre-fab strawbale panels from a Spanish building coop (see http://www.okambuva.coop/frontpage/alfawall-prefabricated-straw-modules/?lang=en )
# Sent an email to the technical office after speaking with them in which I outlined my plans and asked a series of specific questions. That was 3 weeks ago and I havn't had a response yet despite 'popping my head in' to their office to remind them twice. NOTE: I've had feedback from a few sources indicating that the technical office and the head-architect are both slow & incompetent as well as strict.

=Wed Jan 24, 2018=
=Finally starting=
So we're almost a year on and finally we have the property we've been looking for. Instead of buying an empty piece of land we've gone for an off-grid house on a 2 hectare property. Bureaucracy delayed the purchase for 6 months during which time I've been an anxious house-husband dealing with our 2 young children while my partner has been earning a salary. Advantages are that we (a) have moved in straight away 3 weeks ago and I am on-site 24/7, (b) no house building distraction, (c) irrigation water is laid out already to key parts of the farm.

Things I've done over the past month;
* moving in & home improvement (insulating, painting, electrical stuff, putting together IKEA furniture, etc.)
* harvesting the 150 olive trees that the previous owner wasn't bothered to harvest. A nice bonus income! It took 70man-hours. We collected around 1500kgs of olives which I sold for EUR 1,431.
* started pruning both the olive trees as well as other trees on the property.
* started designing the basic lay-out of the vegetable garden and staked out the 1st of the 4 plots I hope to bring under cultivation over the coming 9 months. Each plot has 8 beds that are all 75cms wide and 20meters long.
* began clearing the plot of rocks and started digging the raised beds this morning. Current estimate is that it takes 12hrs to prep 1 bed x8 beds p/plot = 96hours p/plot. Thats 1 person working with only hand tools.

Things I'll be doing / thinking about over the coming month;
* try to average 15hrs p/week prepping the garden beds
* try to average 5hrs p/week pruning trees and hedges.
* Greenhouse project (for aquaponics and seedlings) - where to locate it? how large should it be? how to heat it (remember I'm off-grid)? How to power it?
* design & build first of many chicken coops. Design needs to be portable and no higher than 1.5m in order to avoid issues with local regulations.

Martijn log

2018-01-24T21:11:55Z

Martijn Priester: /* Tue Jan 03, 2017 */

Martijn log

2018-01-24T21:11:36Z

Martijn Priester: /* Settling in */

Martijn log

2017-04-03T14:11:11Z

Martijn Priester: /* Settling in */

Martijn log

2017-03-31T15:38:32Z

Martijn Priester:

User talk:Martijn Priester

2017-01-03T18:24:16Z

Martijn Priester:

User:Martijn Priester

2017-01-03T18:23:41Z

Martijn Priester:

After spending over a decade developing a sustainable eco-tourism project on the island of Ometepe in Nicaragua my family and I are starting a new life in rural Alicante, Spain. I was at Factory E-Farm in November 2016 for the Aquaponics Greenhouse Build and that experience has reinforced my intention to use that particular Open Source Design as an initial basis for developing a small-scale diversified commercial farm. I plan to document my experience on my OSE Wiki Log (Martijn log) and I hope to contribute to the establishment of the Open Source Economy by developing a replicable model for sustainable (so also profitable) small-scale farming for the Spanish Mediterranean.

http://www.totoco.com.ni

Logs

2017-01-03T18:18:50Z

Martijn Priester: /* Work Logs */

'''See explainer video from 2013 on how to start a [[Work Log]]'''

=Project Logs=
*[[Biodigester Log]]
*[[Water Filter Log]]
*[[Server Log]].
*[[Greenlab Log]]
*[[HR Strategy Log]]
*[[Wiki Templates Log]]
*[[Ultrasonic Sensor Log]]
*[[Nut Breeding Log]]
*[[3D Printer Log]]
*[[CEB Press Log]]
*[[Universal Rotor Log]]
*[[Status Log]]
*[[Development Log]]
*[[Polylactic acid log]]
*[[Design Sprint Log]]
*[[OSPD Log]]
*[[FreeCAD Log]]
*[[Agriculture Log]]
*[[Dogs Log]]
*[[Rabbitry Log]]
*[[Aquaponic Greenhouse Log]]
*[[Mushroom Log]]
*[[Collaborative Literacy Log]]
*[[Publicity Log]]
*[[Pelletizer Log]]
*[[Development Template Log]]
*[[Wiki Log]]
*[[MediaWiki Log]]
*[[Enterprise Log]]
*[[Team Building Log]]
*[[Organizational Log]]
*[[Admin Log]]
*[[Graphics Team Log]]

=Subproject Logs=
*[[Tobbens_Adding_Inductive_Proximity_Sensor_Log]]

=Work Logs=
*[[Martijn log]]
*[[William Log]]
*[[Kyle Log]]
*[[Aaron Yarbrough Log]]
*[[Mark Log]]
*[[Lukas Log]] - NMR
*[[Lucas Log]] - tractor 2013
*[[Andrea Log]]
*[[AbeAnd Log]]
*[[Donney Log]]
*[[Michel Log]]
*[[Monica Log]]
*[[Cody Log]]
*[[2ben log]]
*[[Joshua Log]]
*[[Jonathan Log]]
*[[Alec Log]]
*[[Tobben Log]]
*[[Marcin Log]]
*[[Aidan Log]]
*[[Ellena log]]
*[[Edo Log]]
*[[Curtis Log]]
*[[Eric Log]]
*[[Jim Log]]
*[[Michael Hess Log]]
*[[Victor Log]]
*[[Arif Log]]
*[[Moriah Log]]
*[[Greg Log]]
*[[Gabriel Kind log‎]]
*[[Cris Log]]
*[[Graham Coffman's log]]
*[[Stephen_Log]]
*[[Emily Log]]
*[[Molly log]]
*[[Danny K Log]]
*[[Anthony_douglas_log]]
*[[Chrisc log]]
*[[Sam Kiyomi Log]]
*[[Juan log]]
*[[Jasonshah_log]]
*[[Jeff Log]]
*[[Brenna log]]
*[[Clair Rose log]]
*[[Catarina Log]]
*[[Michael Pendergast Log]]
*[[Guillaume Log]]
*[[Charlie log]]
*[[Will Log]]
*[[Jose Antonio log]]
*[[Max Log]]
*[[Yann Log]]
*[[Tom Log]]
*[[Rob Beddingfield Log]]
*[[Jean-Baptiste Log]]
*[[Andrea Log]]
*[[Jacob Log]]
*[[Colin_Log]]
*[[Lukas Log]]
*[[Aaron Log]]

=Spring breakers 2014=
*[[Chrisc log]]
*[[Colten Jackson Log]]
*[[Anthony douglas log]]
*[[Eric Potash Log]]
*[[Wes Log]]
*[[Laurynn log]]
*[[Catwilmes log]]
*[[Ben Lloyd Pearson Log]]
*[[Michael Seffren Log]]
*[[Andrew Graham Log]]
*[[Kyle log]]

=2013 Logs=
*[[Samthetechie Log]]
*[[Jordan Log]]
*[[Scott Log]]
*[[Lucas Log]]
*[[Leandra Log]]
*[[Cory Log]]
*[[Justin Burnett Log]]
*[[Chris Reinhart Log]]
*[[Gary Log]]
*[[Audrey Log]]
*[[Lisa Log]]
*[[Husam Log]]

==Other Logs==
*[[Rob_Beddingfield_Log]]
*[[Inverter Log]]
*[[Universal Rotor Log]]
*[[Accounting System Log]]

==Links==
*[[Old Logs]]
*[http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Category:Logs Category:Logs]

[[Category:Logs]]

Logs

2017-01-03T18:18:05Z

Martijn Priester: /* Work Logs */

'''See explainer video from 2013 on how to start a [[Work Log]]'''

=Project Logs=
*[[Biodigester Log]]
*[[Water Filter Log]]
*[[Server Log]].
*[[Greenlab Log]]
*[[HR Strategy Log]]
*[[Wiki Templates Log]]
*[[Ultrasonic Sensor Log]]
*[[Nut Breeding Log]]
*[[3D Printer Log]]
*[[CEB Press Log]]
*[[Universal Rotor Log]]
*[[Status Log]]
*[[Development Log]]
*[[Polylactic acid log]]
*[[Design Sprint Log]]
*[[OSPD Log]]
*[[FreeCAD Log]]
*[[Agriculture Log]]
*[[Dogs Log]]
*[[Rabbitry Log]]
*[[Aquaponic Greenhouse Log]]
*[[Mushroom Log]]
*[[Collaborative Literacy Log]]
*[[Publicity Log]]
*[[Pelletizer Log]]
*[[Development Template Log]]
*[[Wiki Log]]
*[[MediaWiki Log]]
*[[Enterprise Log]]
*[[Team Building Log]]
*[[Organizational Log]]
*[[Admin Log]]
*[[Graphics Team Log]]

=Subproject Logs=
*[[Tobbens_Adding_Inductive_Proximity_Sensor_Log]]

=Work Logs=
*[[Martijn Log]]
*[[William Log]]
*[[Kyle Log]]
*[[Aaron Yarbrough Log]]
*[[Mark Log]]
*[[Lukas Log]] - NMR
*[[Lucas Log]] - tractor 2013
*[[Andrea Log]]
*[[AbeAnd Log]]
*[[Donney Log]]
*[[Michel Log]]
*[[Monica Log]]
*[[Cody Log]]
*[[2ben log]]
*[[Joshua Log]]
*[[Jonathan Log]]
*[[Alec Log]]
*[[Tobben Log]]
*[[Marcin Log]]
*[[Aidan Log]]
*[[Ellena log]]
*[[Edo Log]]
*[[Curtis Log]]
*[[Eric Log]]
*[[Jim Log]]
*[[Michael Hess Log]]
*[[Victor Log]]
*[[Arif Log]]
*[[Moriah Log]]
*[[Greg Log]]
*[[Gabriel Kind log‎]]
*[[Cris Log]]
*[[Graham Coffman's log]]
*[[Stephen_Log]]
*[[Emily Log]]
*[[Molly log]]
*[[Danny K Log]]
*[[Anthony_douglas_log]]
*[[Chrisc log]]
*[[Sam Kiyomi Log]]
*[[Juan log]]
*[[Jasonshah_log]]
*[[Jeff Log]]
*[[Brenna log]]
*[[Clair Rose log]]
*[[Catarina Log]]
*[[Michael Pendergast Log]]
*[[Guillaume Log]]
*[[Charlie log]]
*[[Will Log]]
*[[Jose Antonio log]]
*[[Max Log]]
*[[Yann Log]]
*[[Tom Log]]
*[[Rob Beddingfield Log]]
*[[Jean-Baptiste Log]]
*[[Andrea Log]]
*[[Jacob Log]]
*[[Colin_Log]]
*[[Lukas Log]]
*[[Aaron Log]]

=Spring breakers 2014=
*[[Chrisc log]]
*[[Colten Jackson Log]]
*[[Anthony douglas log]]
*[[Eric Potash Log]]
*[[Wes Log]]
*[[Laurynn log]]
*[[Catwilmes log]]
*[[Ben Lloyd Pearson Log]]
*[[Michael Seffren Log]]
*[[Andrew Graham Log]]
*[[Kyle log]]

=2013 Logs=
*[[Samthetechie Log]]
*[[Jordan Log]]
*[[Scott Log]]
*[[Lucas Log]]
*[[Leandra Log]]
*[[Cory Log]]
*[[Justin Burnett Log]]
*[[Chris Reinhart Log]]
*[[Gary Log]]
*[[Audrey Log]]
*[[Lisa Log]]
*[[Husam Log]]

==Other Logs==
*[[Rob_Beddingfield_Log]]
*[[Inverter Log]]
*[[Universal Rotor Log]]
*[[Accounting System Log]]

==Links==
*[[Old Logs]]
*[http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Category:Logs Category:Logs]

[[Category:Logs]]

Martijn log

2017-01-03T18:15:11Z

Martijn Priester: /* Tue Jan 03, 2017 */

Quick Intro: I'll be developing a diversified small-scale organic farm near the town of Biar, Spain starting in April 2017. First year goals include 1) placing a shipping container for use as workshop / storage 2) building an OSE inspired aquaponics greenhouse up against the container 3) chicken, rabbit and oyster mushrooms systems 4) bio-intensive 'no-till' drip-irrigated vegetable gardens using Jean-Martin Fortiers methods (see: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFF20WbbyKSiYQe0J6a7HTQ
=Tue Jan 03, 2017=

Martijn log

2017-01-03T18:14:16Z

Martijn Priester: Intro

User talk:Martijn Priester

2016-11-22T17:06:17Z

Martijn Priester: /* my first log post */

'''Welcome to ''Open Source Ecology''!'''
We hope you will contribute much and well.
You will probably want to read the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents help pages].
Again, welcome and have fun! [[User:Marcin|Marcin]] ([[User talk:Marcin|talk]]) 21:17, 18 November 2016 (CET)

== my first log post ==

so i'm new to being on the OSE Wiki but from what I learned at the Aquaponics Greenhouse Workshop it's important that I start my own log in order to document the development of my new Open Source Life. I think this is where I do that so if i'm wrong I'd love to hear it. Anyway, in February 2017 I'll be leaving my current life behind (I'm the founder and manager of www.TOTOCO.com.ni in Nicaragua) and moving to the Biar area of Alicante Province in Spain. That's where I plan develop an Open Source small-scale commercial organic Farm. I'll be posting tons of detailed info regarding the design and business model I hope to implement but for now I'll just give you the bare initial bones;
step 1: buy a min 1 hectare property (1 hectare is the min size requirement that allows for the eventual construction of a house)
step 2: drop a container on some foundations footers in order to have a secure place to store tools & materials
step 3: build an OSE inspired Aquaponics Greenhouse up against the side of the container and start producing! I hope to do aquaponics, chickens, rabbits and mushrooms from the start

User talk:Martijn Priester

2016-11-22T17:05:14Z

Martijn Priester: /* my first log post */ new section

'''Welcome to ''Open Source Ecology''!'''
We hope you will contribute much and well.
You will probably want to read the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents help pages].
Again, welcome and have fun! [[User:Marcin|Marcin]] ([[User talk:Marcin|talk]]) 21:17, 18 November 2016 (CET)

== my first log post ==

so i'm new to being on the OSE Wiki but from what I learned at the Aquaponics Greenhouse Workshop it's important that I start my own log in order to document the development of my new Open Source Life. I think this is where I do that so if i'm wrong I'd love to hear it. Anyway, in February 2017 I'll be leaving my current life behind (I'm the founder and manager of www.TOTOCO.com.ni in Nicaragua) and moving to the Biar area of Alicante Province in Spain. That's where I plan develop an Open Source small-scale commercial organic Farm. I'll be posting tons of detailed info regarding the design and business model I hope to implement but for now I'll just give you the bare initial boens;
step 1: buy a min 1 hectare property (1 hectare is the min size requirement that allows for the eventual construction of a house)
step 2: drop a container on some foundations footers in order to have a secure place to store tools & materials
step 3: build an OSE inspired Aquaponics Greenhouse up against the side of the container and start producing! I hope to do aquaponics, chickens, rabbits and mushrooms from the start