Tag Archives: permaculture

Horticulture, Agriculture, and Permaculture

Looking back through the history of the world, societies have risen and fallen and all have had different levels of cultural advancement. What is it that allows for a society to become culturally advanced or at least have the potential to become culturally advanced? All of the sophisticated cultures of the world have at least [...]

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podcast Top 12 Gardening Mistakes that Get in the Way of Gardening Success

1. Ignoring Soil Health: attempting to grow high quality plants from a low quality soil There’s nothing better than sinking your teeth into your own home-grown, delicious, nutrient-rich food.  That kind of food not only tastes amazing, it works wonders for your health.  Where do plants get the nutrients necessary to create such flavorful and [...]

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Beginning with Permaculture

The use of pesticides, insecticides, herbicides, synthetic fertilizers, etc. is at an all-time high, especially among large agriculture growers.  Why?  Modern agricultural practices involve growing single crop species in high-density plantings in hundreds of acres of fields at a time.  Now if you were an insect, what does that kind of farming look like to [...]

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Ultra-low Maintenance Food Producing Garden

I recently got a gardening question from a reader on facebook that went something like this: “We have 3 acres and a small cabin.  . . .  Any ideas of perennial food plants I could set in a cold climate and let grow wild? . . . probably zone 4.” There are lots of options [...]

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