Food Plants – Annual
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Regenerating Rusinga Island (Lake Victoria, Kenya)
In January, 2013, I wrote an article titled, "Helping Small Farmers Help Themselves on Rusinga Island". In December of 2012,…
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Food from Perennial(ising) Plants in Temperate Climate Australia, for June 2013
This is the early Winter post for the ongoing research project about perennial plants and self-perpetuating annual plants providing food…
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Natural Farming – from Dirt to Abundance in 126 days
//www.youtube.com/embed/kHskaygNXMo Natural farming means: no water, no fertilizer, no herbicides, no pesticides. The only thing a natural farmer needs is…
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Growing a Wild Garden
The following is adapted and extracted from the book – The One-Straw Revolution by Masanobu Fukuoka (1978). Upon investigatiion, my…
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An Easy Way to Start a New Permaculture Garden
I think that many people find it daunting to start a new permaculture garden as it appears to be a…
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Food from Perennial(ising) Plants in Temperate Climate Australia, for May 2013
This is the late Autumn post for the ongoing research project about perennial plants and self-perpetuating annual plants providing food…
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Geoff Lawton’s Zaytuna Farm Video Tour – Part II
Last year I took some time out to make a Zaytuna Farm Video Tour for you all (embedded here, with…
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Cow Horns, Weeds and Worms (Lesotho)
Miles Durand (right), in Lesotho Introduction Lesotho is a small, mountainous country in Southern Africa. There has been an alarming…
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Companion Planting Chart
Click for larger view Further information: Companion Planting Information and Chart Companion Planting Guide Biodiverse Systems are More Productive
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Food from Perennial(ising) Plants in Temperate Climate Australia, for April 2013
This is the mid-Autumn post for the ongoing research project about perennial plants and self-perpetuating annual plants providing food in…
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How Plants Repel Insects – an Observation of Monarchs, Brix and Nutrient Dense Plants
I will always remember this day, as my first day actually witnessing a practical understanding of the Reams Biological Theory…
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Chinampas 2.0 – an Elegant Technology From the Past to Save the Future
Chinampas in Tenochtitlan My name is Rodrigo Lañado and I’m known as “El Hombre de Maiz” (the maize man) and…
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