Eco Films Australia How to Grow Chickens Without Buying them Grain By Only Feeding them Compost 76,969 views 7 months ago Watch the full video here at Whilst on a tour of the US, Permaculture teacher Geoff Lawton was giving a talk at Montpelier, Vermont when a young man suggested we film his boss, compost maestro Karl Hammer and his amazing system of feeding compost to his flock of 100 plus chickens without feeding them any grain. Go watch the full version at www.geofflawton.com and see which chickens you should buy and what Geoff Lawton is planning to do with his own flock of birds. Permaculture TV video commons - online transition and permaculture videos
Craft the Perfect Keychain This Weekend Doesn't that increase the difficulty of turning them? Just curious, not being critical. The plastic hinge ends of that flash drive broke in my pocket after I used the drive once...has yours held up better? Yeah sure, but now it's harder to hold them and turn them. Also, if doing just that for what seems to be 3 keys saved space, your pockets must be pretty tight I do this too. To the guy saying you must not have much pocket space, if I've got a wallet, keys for numerous vehicles and houses, a notebook, pen, two phones (one work one personal), etc, etc then no, I do not have a lot of available pocket space.
GeoPathfinder Our Products and Services: While we firmly doubt that anyone can simply buy a sustainable lifestyle "off the shelf", we do offer a few select products and services which we think will make the path easier. These include: Self-published books,Stainless steel screens for food dryingDownloads which required too much labor to be free,Various hard-to-find services in which we specialize. Our three books: The following three books are self-published and are available individually or, if you contact us (at our secure GMail.com account, listed as "bobdowser"), we offer quantity discounts and include only the actual shipping costs on both quantity and book set orders (if you want one of each, for example). Planetary Patterns - A Dowser's Survey of Earth Energies To see an Adobe PDF file (requires Adobe Reader, available free above) of the table of contents, Click Here. From the back cover of Planetary Patterns: It's about energy, Earth Energy. More Books: Purchasing information on "Feeding Ourselves":
福岡正信 自然農法家 with subtitles Use the following code to embed this video. See our usage guide for more details on embedding. Paste this in your document somewhere (closest to the closing body tag is preferable): Paste this inside your HTML body, where you want to include the widget: Use the following code to embed this video. Paste this in your document somewhere (closest to the closing body tag is preferable): Paste this inside your HTML body, where you want to include the widget: The Permaculture Concept (1989 The word permaculture, coined by Australians Bill Mollison and David Holmgren during the 1970s, is a portmanteau of permanent agriculture as well as permanent culture. Through a series of publications, Mollison, Holmgren and their associates documented an approach to designing human settlements, in particular the development of perennial agricultural systems that mimic the structure and interrelationship found in natural ecologies. Permaculture design principles extend from the position that "The only ethical decision is to take responsibility for our own existence and that of our children" (Mollison, 1990). While originating as an agro-ecological design theory, permaculture has developed a large international following of individuals who have received training through intensive two week long 'permaculture design courses'.
perennial solutions vidéos Here are some of my original videos – please visit my youtube channel to see more. Indigenous management Perennial polyculture guidelines Rocky Mountain Permaculture forest garden Persimmon Polyculture Here is a video series from my keynote of the NOFA conference: Carbon Farming 1: Overview Carbon Farming 2: Potential Impact Carbon Farming 3: Regenerative Annual Systems Carbon Farming 4: Regenerative Livestock Systems Carbon Farming 5: Perennial Farming Systems Carbon Farming 6: Perennial Staple Crops Carbon Farming 7: Movement Building Here are a few videos by others: Chelsea Green Garden Tour Overview KrisCan Interview. Ecological Landscape Association interview Advice to gardeners on where to start with edible landscaping.
Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Management: www.mrsbeeton.com – Cookery, Recipies & Household Management Waste Baskets I think that we should regard the waste basket as a mark of shame for our culture. Our culture is built around disposability. We are the first culture in the history of humanity to believe so completely in the idea that there is always going to be more for us to extract from the earth. We seem to believe that sustainable means extracting resources that are finite at a slightly slower rate, and extracting renewable resources while only giving back a quarter of what we took. If we extract a finite resource at any steady rate, it is not sustainable. If we extract renewable resources without replenishing that resource or at least allowing it time to fully recover, then that resource will decline until it runs out. As long as our culture and general attitudes render waste baskets necessary- then we are still not living in a sustainable way.
What are the Unborn Elders? Answer: The unborn elders are the children of your tribe who have not yet been born, and the grandchildren of your tribe not yet born, and so on; marching into the future. Freepathers frequently 'pray' to the unborn elders by making promises to these unborn generations, and by reaffirming their obligations to these unbron children and the impact that the actions of those of us currently alive will have on the later generations. Freepathers do no impute any mystical power to the unborn elders, and understand that the unborn elders are a mental construct used to visualize people who do not yet exist, but who- when they do exist- will have to live with the consequences of the actions of those who do currently exist. Prayer to the Unborn Elders is a method reminding us of our obligation to future generations. Hence the freepath saying, "Do not pray for rain, when you can carry a bucket." .i ko na'e pacna lo carvi .ijo do ka'e bevri lo baktu