Shawn Woods. Tutorials for permaculture design with free software (web sites forum at permies) I asked the design programs thread the same question, but I'm hoping that maybe somebody here has an answer.
I've been looking for not only a plot designer, but a full on planner with an array of Permaculture functions, but I cannot find any one stop shops. I want to be able to create designs with the massive knowledge of sites like this one behind me - and easily share what I'm learning with others. The garden planners I've seen are pretty awful, and the mapping software that exists, while free, seems to be complicated and not tailored to a Permaculture bent. Ideally, what I'd like to see would start with a map, and allow you to "drop" perennials and annuals into a space, and then accelerate time to see how they would develop over the next several years. It would have useful information about climate (probably based on GPS location data) and send alerts when frosts were arriving, or when the soil might be getting dry and it was time to water.
Does something exist that I don't know of? Soleil et orientation - PermacultureLe chant des cerises. Le soleil est un élément primordial pour le développement des plantes, ainsi que pour le confort des humains et des animaux domestiques.
L’influence du soleil sur le terrain est directement lié à sa pente et à son orientation. Ces deux aspects ont été essentiels au choix du terrain lors de notre recherche, ils étaient mêmes des critères éliminatoires. La figure suivante décrit les micro-climats résultant de l’orientation du terrain, et est tirée du livre Edible Forest Gardens, vol. 2, p. 211. Caractéristiques des différentes orientations. La pente et l’orientation sont deux points fixes, alors que le soleil est en constant mouvement. Masque solaire calculé à l'aide du logiciel Carnaval Sur le masque calculé par le logiciel, on peut voir le relief entourant notre terrain.
Annonce: je cherche pour l'automne prochain des graines de variétés connues de feijoa, d'amélanchier, de goumi (elaeagnus multiflora), de chalef (e. umbellata), et de ragouminier (prunus tomentosa). Commander la Campagnole, l’Outils à dents ou l’Arrache rumex - La Fabriculture. COMPTOIR DE LA FAUX - VENTE DE FAUX ET ACCESSOIRES.
La faux est écologique, efficace, silencieuse, économique et très agréable à utiliser.
Elle est particulièrement adaptée à la gestion différenciée des espaces verts. Passionnés par cet outil, nous testons et sélectionnons pour vous les meilleurs des matériels de qualité professionnelle du marché européen (France, Autriche, Allemagne, Suisse, Italie, ...). Transmettez nous votre pré-commande depuis ce site, recevez par retour de mail le montant des frais de port, le colis vous sera expédié à réception de votre chèque ou virement dans un emballage réalisé avec soin. Adressez nous vos questions à comptoirdelafaux@free.fr Très bonne visite ! Emmanuel OBLIN Le site www.faulx.info vous renseignera sur les critères de choix d'une faux, les réglages à effectuer, les techniques pour battre, aiguiser et utiliser efficacement votre faux. Perpetuating and improving the application of the scythe. FAUCHER AVEC UNE FAUX (faux outil) TABBY EVO open source hardware platform for EV.
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We heard your feedbacks! Because some of our major customers and partners asked us for high road keeping capabilities at higher speed (up to 130 km/h – 80 miles/h ) and higher frame stiffness and robustness (for emerging countries) which were difficult to satisfy with the first TABBY design so we decided to push forward the TABBY EVO platform which can meet those requirements. Now it’s harder, better, faster and stronger. Who developed it? Roberto Chiavini: born in Assisi, studied in Perugia and learnt how to develop vehicles in the special area of Modena, cradle of some of the most famous brands in automotive and motorcycle industry like Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini, Pagani, De Tomaso and Ducati.
He joined the OSV team in 2015 and developed the evolution of OSVehicle platform. Open Source Car. Open Source Car = Producing the design of a car using open source models Cars are expensive to buy and expensive to run.
An open-source car could address both of these issues. Open hardware is initially cheaper than its proprietary equivalents, and typically much cheaper to maintain. A car costs in the region of €1400/$2000 a year to maintain [1], and its value depreciates very quickly, as it only has a life-span of about ten years. Open-source hardware is easy to maintain, because the parts are all off-the-shelf and therefore easily replaced, and the knowledge is open. See also: Open Source Green Vehicle, Open Source Hydrogen Car Oscar URL = "Building a car without an engineering center, without a boss, without money, and without borders. Reviewed by Business Week in December 2006 at It's concluding paragraph cites founder Marcus Merz: "Six years after the first seed, the group's Web site says the OScar is currently "in release 0.2," which Merz translates as "early conceptual stage.
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