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A Second Tank

Roy Creek Ranch Posted on September 9, 2008 by JimSeptember 12, 2025

In the post of April 17, 2008, I mentioned the addition of a second rainwater tank to the north tank farm.  It was actually purchased and delivered last spring and has been sitting on a decomposed granite pad since then.  … Continue reading →

Posted in Projects | Tagged collection, drought, homesteading, polypropylene, PVC, rainwater, storage, tanks, Texas, water

Cleaning Rainwater

Roy Creek Ranch Posted on April 27, 2008 by JimSeptember 12, 2025

There are various strategies for keeping the rainwater in your tanks clean, including filters, “roof washers” and so forth.  No matter what though, you find that the water collects debris over time — especially when it’s stored for a  while.  … Continue reading →

Posted in Projects | Tagged collection, drought, homesteading, polypropylene, PVC, rainwater, storage, tanks, Texas, water

The Greenhouse (part 2)

Roy Creek Ranch Posted on December 2, 2006 by JimSeptember 11, 2025

Saturday dawned clear and warm.  The perfect day for completing the greenhouse!  I had a nearly square frame to use for the foundation, done the previous weekend, and now it was time to level the ground and anchor the frame. … Continue reading →

Posted in Gardening & Food | Tagged DIY, hill country, homesteading, how to, PVC, Texas

The Greenhouse (part 1)

Roy Creek Ranch Posted on November 26, 2006 by JimSeptember 11, 2025

One of the problems we have periodically here in the Hill Country are hard freezes.  Given the length and heat of the summers, it’s a surprise to some and it catches many off-guard.  Folks with tropical plants in their gardens … Continue reading →

Posted in Gardening & Food | Tagged DIY, hill country, homesteading, howto, PVC, Texas
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