Wheat
Hidden in the mulch, a mystery grain crop emerges. What could it be? Oats? Wheat? Something else?
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Malcolm Gladwell, author of The Tipping Point, defines the three roles important to the spread of ideas…
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Networks are a pattern in nature and they are the pattern that permaculture has assumed in Australia and elsewhere. Networks are how permaculture grew into what it is today and what it will grow into in the future. Strengthening networks strengthens permaculture.
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What did participants think of Australasian Permaculture Convergence 14 in Canberra? What are their next steps in permaculture? That's what I asked them in this series of video clips made at APC14…
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Describing the 14th Australasian Permaculture Convergence as convivial and informative doesn't do it justice. Neither do photographs, but they are all I can offer…
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HOW DO YOU translate ideas in someone's head into drawings on a page? That was the challenge for graphic documenter, Brenna Quinlan, at last April's Australasian Permaculture Convergence in Canberra…
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With visits to community gardens, farms and permaculture sites now popular events. perhaps it is time to think about our legal obligations in showing people our permacultures…
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When it comes to forest gardening, experience is the best teacher…
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LIKE A CHRYSALIS EMERGING from its cocoon, a new economics is emerging from the dysfunctional body of the old. This new, humane economics got a hearing at the Transition Bondi seminar on 15 June this year…
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