Seeds
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Seed Saver Exchange
I sincerely hope you all share my happiness, enthusiasm and excitement when it comes to seeds. When I hold a…
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Keyline Design as an Organizing Pattern for Permaculture Design, Part 3 (Sweden)
This is the third of a series of articles looking at design considerations for our Cold Climate Permaculture site using…
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The Fruit Hunters (video)
Narrated by David Suzuki, this two-part CBC series is a fascinating look into the world of fruit hunters — people…
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Re-enchant the Seed!
Why Seed Saving and Exchange is Essential Permaculture & Community Practice — a How-To with Red Semillas Libres Chile. by…
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An Open Source Community Model to Save Seeds – a WordPress Seedbank Plugin
Recently, the seed saving movement has regained popularity as part of the growing backlash against the corporatization of the food…
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Open Pollinated Seeds of Value
An open pollinated (OP) seed is a seed of value; it can be saved and re-grow the plant true-to-type. OP…
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Report on Permaculture Training in Dembe Dollo, Western Ethiopia (Part 2)
Continuing from: Report on Permaculture Training in Dembe Dollo, Western Ethiopia (Part 1) Community trainings in the third world present…
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Saving Seeds
Seeds are one of those many miraculous parts of nature that are just so hard to understand. What could be…
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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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Letters from New Zealand – a Permaculture Food Forest in the Far South
The home of Robert and Robyn Guyton stands amidst an abundance of food All photos © PRI Robyn Guyton stands…
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Bombing Cairo With Seeds
Last October, in the run-up towards World Food Day, a seed bombing event was co-organized in Cairo in collaboration with…
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Update on Permaculture Implementation and Design Development at Hafto Site, Hadiya Zone, Ethiopia
Editor’s Note: Regular readers will have appreciated Alex McCausland’s regular and comprehensive reports from precariously positioned Ethiopia, and the great…
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