Water Harvesting
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Juicing Up Your Jargon – Part 2
I’m so pleased with the reception to my previous glossary article, “10 (or More) Common Garden Terms in Permaculture”, that…
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Leaky Weirs
I cant swim, but I’ve been fascinated by water all my life and have learnt water harvesting and storage design…
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Texas Food Forest and the Results of Good Design.
Five years ago we moved to our current property in North Texas. While the general area is not particularly challenging,…
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Water Saving Irrigation Practices
Saving water in the soil is without a doubt the easiest and most effective way to manage the water flowing…
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Reducing Resource Use (Energy and Water) in Industrialised Farms
Resources such as energy and water are consumed directly and indirectly throughout the supply chain of products emancipating from industrialised…
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Turn Your Sink and Shower Water into an Abundant Oasis
Chances are that you have probably heard of the importance of conserving water. Dozens of governmental and non-governmental organizations have…
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Rainwater Catchment Systems
Of the many problems that our civilization faces, one of the most worrying problems is water scarcity. Without a safe…
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Researchers Can Make Water Out of Thin Air with New Technology
A new prototype developed by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) may…
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Water-Farming Part 2: Practical Ways to Harvest Your Sky-Fruits
In Part 1 of this article (1), I went over the importance of incorporating water and water flow into any…
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Building Ponds & Talking Liners
We all know that harvesting and storing rainwater is a huge part of designing a garden, and while swales are…
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