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Category: Permaculture

Heal the Planet with PONDS

By letter2self on August 28, 2023

Permaculture instructor Andrew Millison visits beaver dams talks about how beavers are the worlds greatest ecosystem engineers. He journeys to different permaculture sites in Oregon to see how these sites are actually mimicking the hydrologic and ecosystem effects of the beavers, as well as shows never-before-seen footage from large scale water harvesting projects in Rajasthan,…

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Permaculture au potager : 115 kg de légumes sur 50 m2 dans un jardin familial

By letter2self on August 26, 2023

🥕DĂ©couvrez le potager en permaculture de SĂ©bastien, oĂą il produit plus de 115kg de lĂ©gumes Ă  l’annĂ©e sur une petite surface d’environ 50 m2 en travaillant avec la nature et non contre elle. Avec l’aide de nos formations en ligne, SĂ©bastien a conçu son jardin en permaculture en concertation avec sa femme et leurs 4…

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Q&A: Thoughts on Heavy Metals Not Leaching in Mushroom Growing in pH Neutral Soils

By letter2self on August 24, 2023

Question: Thoughts on Heavy Metals Not Leaching in Mushroom Growing in pH Neutral Soils. – Heavy metals aren’t water soluble until 4.5 of the scale. – Mushrooms are connected to the organic matter in soil, which is more stable. – Safer with mushrooms than plants. Source

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Permaculture Church stick prop video ( A HaHa funny video)

By letter2self on August 22, 2023

That stick might have been laying around here for a decade! Source

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Thoreau College: An Experiment in Holistic Higher Education

By letter2self on August 20, 2023

Thoreau College is a microcollege in Viroqua, Wisconsin where artists and activists from ages 18 to 46 live and learn together in an intentional community. Thoreau College is working to create immersive, impactful, personalized higher education that is also financially accessible. The college currently has academic courses in regenerative agriculture, writing composition, political philosophy, and…

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Growing Potatoes in Containers and in the Ground | University Place

By letter2self on August 18, 2023

Joey Baird and Holly Baird, Co-founders of The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener, explain how to successfully grow potatoes. The Bairds discuss where to plant, when to plant and how to get rid of pests that could harm your potato crop. Explore the full archive of PBS Wisconsin University Place lectures online anytime at https://pbswisconsin.org/universityplace and on…

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A Complete Urban Homestead Tour | Communal Simple and Sustainable Living

By letter2self on August 16, 2023

Using permaculture design techniques and simple living practices, Robin Greenfield and his team took a standard urban/suburban house and transformed it into a sustainable homestead. In this video, Robin Greenfield gives a tour of this house and property in the city of Saint Petersburg, Florida, sharing tips to how anybody living in the city can…

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INCREDIBLE Tiny House OFF-GRID HOMESTEAD | SELF-BUILT

By letter2self on August 14, 2023

Nobu built this tucked-away Tiny House Off-Grid Homestead from scratch to create a place for his family to live in harmony with nature. Three years ago, he and his wife Kei moved to the Japanese countryside to start living off-grid, building two tiny houses, growing their own food, foraging, and working with local material like…

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Growing Squash in Straw/Hay Bales – Sustainable Vegetable Gardening

By letter2self on August 12, 2023

In this video I show you from start to finish the process of growing squash in a bale. It is very simple and we were really pleased with the results even though we were growing on a west facing bank. It is cheap, easy to do and a fun project for anyone growing food. Become…

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Straw For Mango Trees (Permaculture Mulch?)

By letter2self on August 10, 2023

Imagine if there trees everywhere! The night moisture would stay in the soil! The cool thing is that I learned the difference between hay and straw. Straw is a bi product from growin grains, while straw is specifically produced primarily for feeding livestock. GO whole foods 80-10-10 VEGAN! /3g4|| 4 tH3 //1n & 4 L1f3…

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