Animals
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Animal Systems at HEPA, Vietnam
At SPERI’s Human Ecology Project Area we have a number of Farmer Field Schools (HEPA FFS) which are host to…
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Native Bees to Help Our Garden
As the world’s bee population is becoming more and more endangered we are keen to embark on the journey of…
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Al Baydha Project, Saudi Arabia: Fence vs. Earth Berm
Editor’s Note: This is an update on the Al Baydha project we introduced here. In order to demonstrate our agricultural…
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Spring Permaculture Tips and Tricks
by Chuck Burr Here is the Spring collection of permaculture tips and tricks from the Southern Oregon Permaculture Institute. Enjoy.…
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GMOs Linked to Organ Disruption in 19 Studies
A new paper shows that consuming genetically modified (GM) corn or soybeans leads to significant organ disruptions in rats and…
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Everything You Need to Know About Composting With Worms
by Rob Avis Following my recent blog post on the Do-It-Yourself Vermipod, I’ve been receiving a ton of questions from…
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Sea Water Farming
by Øyvind Holmstad The two videos below are much about scaling up mangrove systems for sustainable sea water farming, done…
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Keeping Cattle: Cause or Cure for Climate Crisis?
We’ve run posts on Alan Savory’s Holistic Management a few times (here, here and here for example), but for those…
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Holistic Management Amongst Ted Talks’ “Ads Worth Sharing” Competition Winners
This common sense, holistic approach is indeed worth sharing. With this competition, we’re seeking to reverse the trend of online…
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Chinese Salt Water Fish Ponds
Like the Hawaiian salt water fish ponds, there are some traditional Chinese salt water fish ponds that work very well.…
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Permaculture Design for Horses, People & Habitat
Click for larger view (Designed by N. Huggins & M. van den Berg ©MB Equine Services) Introduction I want to…
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Pig Tractors
Pigs in Vietnam Photos © Craig Mackintosh unless otherwise indicated I like pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look…
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