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Class

George Coe II
Joined PermaEthos PDC class and became a founding member of the PermaEthos project.
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Integrated Forest Gardening, The Book

Daniel Halsey
This book is the first, and most comprehensive, guide about plant guilds ever written, and covers in detail both what guilds are and how to design and construct them, complete with  extensive color photography and design illustrations. Included is information on: • What we c...
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Tipi Trellis

Mihalache  Marius
An easy way to grow climbing beans

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Jerusalem artichoke

Mihalache  Marius
Jerusalem artichoke tubers have a sweetish taste because they contain inulin, a group of oligosaccharides containing fructose. They can be used in salads, or cooked in salted water, or fried like french fries.

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Double reach garden bed on countour

Mihalache  Marius
After we measured contour with the A frame and we scored points, I dug the ditch access and I seeded with clover, then prepared with compost, mulch the garden beds, planted zucchini seeds of two different varieties, eggplant seedlings, and after a month zucchini look great and have started produc...

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Mulch

Mihalache  Marius
Organic matter obtained from mowing alfalfa from orchard, which we use as garden mulch and compost preparation.

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Berry bushes

Mihalache  Marius
The shrubs layer from the food forest: blackcurrants, redcurrants, gooseberries, raspberries, white currants, sea buckthorn, blackberry.

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Al Fayda Permaculture Cooperative

Al Fayda Permaculture Cooperative
The Fertile Roots Foundation introduces Permaculture to the Al Fayda Cooperative, to regenerate the lands and livelihoods of two communites in Morocco. Courses and volunteer programs available..
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Confused chickens and tree stumps

Chris McLeod
They say that life puts theories to the test. A couple of weeks ago, I remarked that I could never understand why people stated that chickens were stupid. For their size, they seemed to be reasonably alert. They know when the wedge tail eagles are flying overhead looking for a tasty chic...
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Food forest

Mihalache  Marius
So many colors, different tastes and flavors, dried fruit, jams for winter, prosperity and abundance in a diverse food forest.

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Herb spiral

Mihalache  Marius
Near the house is the spiral of medicinal herbs and seasoning to serve food and treat certain diseases.Here are herbs like oregano, sage, thyme, three kinds of mint, calendula, lavender, rosemary, tarragon, lovage, basil, lemongrass and fliscuni. Attached to herb spiral is a small pond for frogs.

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Country permaculture project

Country permaculture project
Transforming 2000 square meters, flat land, in a abundent and diverse food forest, with a very productive annual garden, perenial vegetables and many medicinal plants and herbs.
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Fall Permaculture & Research Internships in the Rainforest of Ecuador, with PDC Course

Ryan Lynch
Third Millennium Alliance (TMA) was founded in 2007 with the purchase of 100 acres and the establishment of the Jama-Coaque Reserve (JCR) in the western province of Manabí, Ecuador, between the cities of Jama and Pedernales, and four kilometers inland. Now encompassing over 1,000 acres, the J...
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First check on pilot swale

mary combs
The pilot swale is a month old, and this was my first check on how it is doing. The deer love it! If I had achieved nothing else, at least I have entertained the deer. There is not a square foot of berm that does not have a deer footprint in it. There has also been a baby moose on the berm, ju...

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Recent projects

Dieter Proebst
Food Forest: As part of a very capable team this project covers 21 ha in the Southern part of New Zealand's North Island. Urban Orchards: Design of biodynamic orchards on public reserves in Auckland New Zealand coupled with seminars and implementation.
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Focus on food - A Panya Project Initiative

Kyle  Smith
The theme of the 2014 International Permaculture day was “Reclaiming Food Freedom”, around the world, permaculture gardens and education centres opened their doors to showcase permaculture design and empower people to learn how to reclaim their food freedom. In response to the call for the ...
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Two Months in the Garden

Freya Mackenzie
Sunday July 20th The week after creating the first no-dig garden bed, we built another just below it on the gentle south facing grade. ot many people from the publis joined us but that's ok - we shall organize something again later in the summer, perhaps a harvest event. The garden is looking re...
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Week Three in the Garden

Freya Mackenzie
Sunday June 15th We created a no-dig bed and planted it up nicely. Also staked out and forked the groud for the next bed to go in next Sunday. We must collect new materials for it of course, and this time we are announcing it publicly to hopefully draw a few new people.  

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