Archive for polyculture
Paul shows examples of Hugelkultur beds. We see the mighty, the glorious, the amazing Sepp Holzer at work in Dayton, MT. We see the bed filled we polyculture food without irrigation while the rest of the area is dry.… Read more…
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In this podcast, Paul is in the car by himself and covers various subjects among which are polyculture food, land search update, and cancer.
He talks about the Bullet Proof Executive. He mentions that he thinks like that author that… Read more…
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Paul and Eivind are at Woodleaf Farm where they discuss yellowjackets and methods to control them and then they have a quick synopsis of the last few stops on the Tour.
They revisit some of the things they have seen… Read more…
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Paul, Jocelyn and Eivind discuss the realities of practical permaculture depending upon environment, climate, soil and a multitude of other factors with Marina and Robert of Dell Artemis Farm. They talked about the challenges of practicing permaculture and farming techniques… Read more…
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Paul opens the podcast with a parrot joke and Jimmy Pardo playing music in the background. The Symphony of Seed & Soil Tour 2012 is at Ludemans Outdoor Furniture store in Beaverton, Oregon to give a presentation. Paul fields questions… Read more…
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Paul discusses biodynamic farming, gardening methods and philosophies with Brian Kerkvliet and Alexandra King of Inspiration Farm, an intentional community in Bellingham, Washington. Biodynamics is a spiritual-ethical-ecological and holistic approach to agriculture, food production and nutrition.… Read more…
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Paul discusses the challenges of community farming, living and working with interns and hugelkulture with Brian Kerkvliet and Alexandra King of Inspiration Farm in Bellingham, Washington. Also discussed are the various methods of permaculture, polyculture, hugelkulture, biodynamics, holistic plant &… Read more…
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Paul Wheaton and Kelda Miller continue reviewing Sepp Holzer‘s Permaculture Chapter 2. They talk about creatively building markets, rather than doing what everybody else is. They also talk about turning problems into solutions. They talk about soil fertility and the… Read more…
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Paul Wheaton talks with Jocelyn Campbell about some more listener questions. They talk about Paul’s version of a rating system that Missoula‘s Good Food Store could use, which is similar to Jack Spirko’s Agritrue. They talk about requesting lard. Jocelyn… Read more…
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Paul Wheaton talks with Jocelyn Campbell mention Paul’s pheasant video. They talk about farms having a “bone yard.” How could you imagine getting to a world where permaculture is a household word. Paul says that is his hope with the… Read more…
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Sepp Holzer, the permaculture leader, in the USA – talking about his earliest discoveries as a boy genius! Sepp Holzer covers the use of rocks on steep slopes and thorns to protect from deer. Sepp Holzer also initiates an income… Read more…
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Paul Wheaton and Jocelyn Campbell review Gaia’s Garden the second part of Chapter 8, by Toby Hemenway. The chapter is called: Creating Communities for the Garden, and it addresses polyculture. He shares what he would plant in his apple tree… Read more…
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Paul Wheaton and Jocelyn Campbell review Gaia’s Garden the first part of Chapter 8, by Toby Hemenway, on polyculture. First, Paul talks about his response from the kickstarter video he put up for his CFL project. He mentions his video… Read more…
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Paul Wheaton and Jocelyn Campbell review Gaia’s Garden Chapter 7, by Toby Hemenway: Bringing in the bees, birds, and other helpful animals. Polyculture attracts a diverse home ecosystem, which makes things more resilient and healthy. Paul shares his llama poop… Read more…
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Paul Wheaton shares about his PDC experience, and how he learned so much more than he had expected. He then interviews Michael Pilarski (Skeeter), a renouned wildcrafter, who was his PDC teacher in 2005. He shares about his new video… Read more…
Paul Wheaton and Jocelyn Campbell respond to questions asked in the “tinkering” forum at www.permies.com. They talk about different peoples’ approaches to funding permaculture projects, the related topics of fruit tree guilds and polyculture, the experience of a friend cultivating … Read more…
Paul has an amazing talk with Dave Hunter of www.crownbees.com about bees.
They start on familiar territory for permies forum users talking about colony collapse disorder and Paul’s video about it.
Paul has a bit of fun describing the benefits… Read more…
Jocelyn Campbell (seattle events) and I review another movie!
Paul Stamets; desertification; creek restoration permaculture; polyculture; wood chipping; saving energy; wofati eco building; rocket stove; alternative energy; jean pain method; the man who planted trees; willie smits; geoff lawton; greening… Read more…
In this podcast, Jocelyn Campbell and I cover a LOT of different topics!
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We start off reviewing the movie “Food Matters“. The premise is that many diseases can be resolved… Read more…
I recorded a presentation I gave in Missoula, Montana.
Everything I talk about in this podcast is covered in the farm income forum.
More info on the big black book and conventional ag vs. permaculture, polyculture, Sepp Holzer, David Blume’s… Read more…