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While technically we are still in the throes of winter here, the weather gods seem to be signalling the start of spring here, regardless! And with springtime, comes a desire to get out more into the outdoors – soak up the sunshine and get my hands dirty planning the year’s food garden. The more years I spend growing food, the more I am struck by the similarities between effective and efficient practices for growing food, and effective...
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Permaculture is defined as “a system of cultivation intended to maintain permanent agriculture or horticulture by relying on renewable resources and a self-sustaining ecosystem.” “Gabriel, who works with Finger Lakes Permaculture Institute and ...
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AMHERST, Mass. - The University of Massachusetts Amherst Permaculture Garden Committee may be small, but the super-size dedication of its 12 students and three staff members has gained the campus national recognition for offering students’ hands-on learning and experience in sustainable land use.
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Other ideas or systems claim to be the best, such as square foot gardening, organics, bio-dynamics, bio-intensive, and lasagna gardening, but they all fall short by a very large margin. Because permaculture is based on nature, it works at every location ...
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Having turned arid, slaty desert into fertile soil in Jordan (see also the Permaculture Research Institute's update on the Jordan Valley Permaculture Project), they are now focusing on opening a 1 hectare permaculture school farm and a 16 hectare farm ...
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How should we be producing food and using land? Can we create sustainable habitats? Can the principles of permaculture be put to practical use?
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