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Welcome to the Permaculture & Transitions Movement group!
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Welcome to the Permaculture & Transitions Movement group! (Original Post)
peacebird
Nov 2014
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starroute
(12,977 posts)1. Here's something to start off with
peacebird
(14,195 posts)2. Awesome! Thank you!
peacebird
(14,195 posts)3. Wonderful idea from Food is Free group in England
MrMickeysMom
(20,453 posts)4. Thanks for the group, peacebird...
I'll have to talk about our food pantry garden that is based on a permaculture design. We've raised food for the pantries each year.
peacebird
(14,195 posts)6. Can't wait to hear about it!
NYC_SKP
(68,644 posts)5. Thanks for starting this group, peacebird.
We'll be needing it more and more over time, as people figure out the hard way that we can't continue on the current path.
peacebird
(14,195 posts)7. You are right, NYC_SKP!
We will need it more and more.
peacebird
(14,195 posts)8. Here's another nice link to a video of a 30 year old biointensive farm
peacebird
(14,195 posts)9. 7 Ideas on permaculture for urban dwellers!
https://www.openpermaculture.com/magazine/seven-ideas-urban-permaculture?cctidx=omag-popup-seven-ideas-urban-permaculture
When one thinks about food production, it is a natural inclination to imagine a rural scene. Fields, forests, orchards and farms are the most likely pictures that spring to mind. But the majority of people on the planet live in urban settings, so how can permaculture food production be applied to our towns and cities? There are, in fact many techniques that allow urban dwellers to grow food the permaculture way.
When one thinks about food production, it is a natural inclination to imagine a rural scene. Fields, forests, orchards and farms are the most likely pictures that spring to mind. But the majority of people on the planet live in urban settings, so how can permaculture food production be applied to our towns and cities? There are, in fact many techniques that allow urban dwellers to grow food the permaculture way.
Wawannabe
(6,282 posts)10. Started a transition
Mid 2013 when we bought a ten acre abandoned farm. I will be back soon to share some stories and pics. I am sold on permaculture in any form.
Had to sell due to divorce but I look to start again soon. The ag upgrades help the sale too!