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ListenA field recording taken just before Christmas. A...
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The spirit that moves through all things
Slow it. Spread it. Sink it… is the recurring principle for water management on land. So down the slope of a hill, you can apply this using dams, swales, plants, aquaculture, rainwater harvesting, shallow wells, mulching, animals drinking water, greywater systems and the soil itself, which when healthy is excellent at water retention. During class, we took a virtual tour of some real life...
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Permaculture: Methods of Design
“Permaculture emphasises the pattern of landscape, function and species assembly”. We are getting into the meat of permaculture now. The theme of the day is Methods of Design. Here’s a summary of the process. 1) MAPPING When getting down to a design, the first step is Mapping, taking into account the landscape topography, the hardscape, soil data, plant data, orientations,...
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