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Archive for September, 2011

Mulder’s Interaction Chart

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Soil-Nutrient Relationships

The University of Hawaii writes… Cation exchange The ‘soil cations’ essential for plant growth include ammonium, calcium, magnesium, and potassium. There are three additional ‘soil cations,’ which are not essential plant elements but affect soil pH. The additional ‘soil cations’ include sodium, aluminum and hydrogen. Soil cations that are essential to plant growth Ammonium Calcium [...]

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milkwood.net writes… “…The Allsun Farm planting calendar system works in a simple but powerful way: Each month has a designated card. On that card is all the info you need to have about that month, for your particular climate, based on your planting plan, and what will and won’t grow where you live at that [...]

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source: permaculture.co.uk

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Learn how to: Grow food in an era of wild weather and climate change Garden with little to no irrigation or “store-bought” inputs Garden efficiently and comfortably (even with a bad back) Customize your garden to deal with special dietary needs or a need for weight control Make breads and cakes from home-grown corn using [...]

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This is the Tenth International Permaculture Conference (IPC10), which is held every two years on a different continent. For September 2011 the IPC will be held in Jordan. Watch the live video stream here

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CO2 emissions since 1820

Gapminder.org: Try it yourself

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Practical Permaculture in Britain documentary by Malcolm Baldwin.

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Awesome resource full of DIY solutions for farmers getting things growing. Farm Hack website (Thank you finding this http://milkwood.net/)

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From the very beginning, I have loved sharing the knowledge and ideas of so many people who have been inspired by permaculture.  This blog has helped me express what permaculture means to me, when knowledge is shared, ideas are born and connections are made with both people and with nature.   I have always hoped [...]

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