ON THE PATH TO ALL-ROUND IMPROVEMENT
Videos below.Quick notes:– Fire carriers used mushrooms to transport fires. Shamans use it for all sorts. – Study of house trees survived in the hardest places because of them. – Zoomed in they mirror the galaxy. – First they clean up the place and then they unlock the door so lots of other life can … Read more
1 – Weeds are not only edible but good for health as they are nutrient dense and mineral rich. 2 – From the Gardenwise Workshop I recently attended – Weeds should not be pulled out and thrown away because they bring to the surface valuable things like copper. So imagine the weed has done the … Read more
Ever feel that it is too difficult to find examples of permaculture that are financially and ecologically successful? You could be saving money towards your permaculture farm for the next 20 years, but if you can’t be sure that it will be profitable and self-sustaining, then what’s the point? You’ll just burn through your savings … Read more
Alys Fowler attempts to avoid shop-bought fruit and vegetables and live off her own, home-grown produce. 1/6 – Peas and BeansEdible Garden – Peas & Beans by Braggle 2/6 – SaladsEdible Garden – Salads by Braggle 3/6 – Roots and Leafy GreensEdible Garden – Roots and Leafy Greens by Braggle 4/6 – Juicy FruitsEdible Garden … Read more
Such rich content I did the usual and took notes of the things I found important at this point in my life. – Leaves change angles so they don’t take on too much sunlight.– Top 300mm is the most important for root hairs to absorb oxygen.– Look up Rotary hoe.– Organic matter does all the … Read more
#WaronWaste Craig Puts Bottled Water to the Test Australian Tap Water is among the best so why do Aussies still drink it Tapped (Documentary) The high cost — to both the environment and our health — of bottled water is the subject of this documentary that enlists activists, environmentalists, community leaders and others to expose … Read more
