We Make an Interior Ferrocement Wall for the Roof of our Earthbag Cistern | Desert Garden Update

We Make an Interior Ferrocement Wall for the Roof of our Earthbag Cistern | Desert Garden Update

We're beginning to cement the roof of our rainwater harvesting cistern using a building technique known as ferrocement and we discover some of the challenges this process involves in the dry heat of the Arizona summer. Plus, we take a look at our desert garden and what this cistern means for our food production.

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We are Jim and Jessica, a husband and wife team who decided to make the leap from living the city life to an off-grid homestead. We have no training in carpentry or electrical work. We've come armed only with two Permaculture Design Certificates and a whole lot of determination.

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