Coming from traditional farming family. We used to be almost self-sufficient and produced mainly rare breeds of poultry and rabbits,but also milking cows,goats,beef. My father to it all, also worked as forest manager.So I spent lots of time in woods, couting game and aroud logging.
The stress on self-sufficiency was in my family very important and honored, but it was all too much work intensive, that's why I lost my interest and oriented myself to craftsmanship.
Later on on a journey to India I saw first time Bill's Manual and it just simply made such a sense, I started to travel more and volunteering on various projects in Europe and South-east Asia to learn more.
At this moment I am following dry land, Keyline and HM practices in order to addapt it for futere Aid work.