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#permaculture — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #permaculture, aggregated by home.social.

  1. Some "Spirituality" : About Reincarnation and ReBirth Cycle. How People Are Tied to Many Things via Propaganda like Fake Beliefs (Good Karma and Bad Karma), Fake Informations, Goods, Ecology, Food, Ethics, Money, Laws, Life, Family, Friends, Justice, etc We Are in a Public Jail
    #permaculture #vegan #solarpunk #spirituality

    fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%A9i
    fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sa%E1%B9

  2. Another Solarpunk Tales lol : "In the Garden of Eden, Adam and Eve were given Immortality and responsibility to cultivate the garden. As a couple, they had to work together to grow the garden. When they were banished from the garden because of sin, work and life became toil"
    Maybe that's why the World is Fucked Up and That Nature Looks Hostile to me ^^
    #permaculture #solarpunk #vegan #agroecology4climate
    bccatholic.ca/voices/lisa-rump

  3. Sowing Cereal Species Mixtures (Maslins' s Method) : an Ancient Practice with Potential for Climate Resilience
    It Could Make a Good Synergy With the Fukuoka's Way
    #permaculture #solarPunk #vegan
    mastodon.social/@carapace/1172

  4. 🌱 How many wild edible plants do you know?

    Learning to identify edible and medicinal plants can build confidence, practical skills and a deeper connection with nature. Imagine raising children who know plants by name and understand what nature can provide.

    Start with the plants around you. Learn, forage responsibly, and enjoy the adventure. 🌿💚

    #Foraging #Nature #Permaculture #FoodSecurity #Sustainability

  5. New Commonshub Collection: Permaculture & Biodiversity

    Healthy landscapes are complicated systems - soil, plants, wildlife, water, climate and the people working to understand how they all fit together.

    Our new Permaculture & Biodiversity Collection brings together growers, researchers, ecologists and practitioners sharing ideas about permaculture, regenerative growing, biodiversity and resilient landscapes.

    If you’re interested in how we can work with natural systems rather than against them, this is a great group of accounts to explore.

    social.thecommonshub.com/colle

    And as always, if there’s someone we’ve missed who belongs here, let us know.

    #Permaculture #Biodiversity #RegenerativeAgriculture #Fediverse

  6. Here now, if you convert your lawn to a veg garden and grow and eat a tomato, that is a radical and constructive act!

    Not only is that tomato going to taste better and be way more nutritious than any store-bought tomato, there's also all the "embodied energy" that is saved. That tomato helped cool the Earth rather than heat Her.

    #SolarPunk #Permaculture

  7. Notre prochain concert-lecture se fera le dimanche 27 septembre à 18h aux Estivales de la permaculture à Montreuil. Nous aurons le plaisir d'avoir à nos côtés Mat Charvey à la flûte traversière, et Charles Génin à l'harmonica.

    #gallus #DuoGallus #musique #chanson #ChansonFrançaise #montreuil #concert #blues #folk #livre #littérature #lecture #ChansonEngagée #permaculture #FlûteTraversière #harmonica

  8. Hello !
    Dans mon projet de végétaliser une partie de ma cours, je projette d'utiliser la technique de la lasagne.
    Est-ce que vous savez s'il est possible de commencer à monter les premières couches (carton, bois mort) maintenant et de compléter un peu plus tard avec les déchets verts et le compost ?

    #permaculture #jardinage #lasagne

  9. #Alternativeag #regenerativeag #permaculture #foodfarm #growyourown
    #naturalfarmingsystems

    Yes! Diversity to meet complexity is necessity! Solarpunk opens up possibility instead of closing opportunities

    We can divest our agriculture practices from the global oil market by restoring ecosystem services. Hope is the eyeglass to progress, without it we are blinded to pathways out

    #solarpunk #bloomscrolling

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    Help Us Make This Dream a Reality ❤️

    Your kindness can give hope to communities that have so little.

    If you know what it means to have nothing,
    you know why giving matters.
    @DamonHD @paulpeace
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    gofund.me/e9243328d

    #ClimateAction #Sustainability #Permaculture #TreePlanting #SchoolGardens #FoodSecurity #SoilHealth #Umweltschutz #Klimaschutz #Nachhaltigkeit #Permakultur #Natur #ZeroWaste #Uganda #Europe #USA 🌍🌱💚🙏

  11. Seeds and Soil Organics in Alaska 🌲 grows agroecological seeds for food sovereignty 🌱. No-till, no chemicals—just living soil and resilience ❄️🌞. agroecologymap.org/l/392 #Agroecology #Permaculture #Alaska #SeedSaving #SoilHealth

  12. Today was our first test-breeding with two of our doe rabbits! If the temps aren't too high for the males to be producing fertile sperm, then in a little less than a month we'll be welcoming our first kits to the Ranch.

    Next week we're also expecting another baby chick -- our current broody hen is sitting on two eggs, but based on the last candling it looks like only one developed an embryo but was developing on track despite the heat, so we're optimistic! This is not the same broody that successfully mothered our other two new chickens, so we're holding our breath to see if she does a good job come hatching time.

    #Farming #ClosedLoop #Sustainable #Sustainability #RegenerativeAg #SmallFarm #Permaculture #Homestead #CommunitySovereignty

  13. 📰 Ugandan Coffee Growers Shrug Off Drought Thanks to Regenerative Agriculture

    🗒 "Practitioners of regenerative ag not only grow crops, but grow the topsoil through a mixture of mulching and cover cropping, or growing complimentary, non-food plants throughout the field."

    goodnewsnetwork.org/ugandan-co

    #regenerativeag #regenerativeagriculture #permaculture #gardening #farming

  14. SAMBUCA NOCTURNE is my first ever elderberry mead. A mix of 3 different cultivars of elderberry, slightly dry and made with local honey. A purple mouthed definition of the Driftless signature.

    #wine #fermentation #permaculture #garden #elderberry

  15. It's that time again! We would love to do another Quarterly Q&A if any of our paid subscribers have questions for us to answer in-depth! If you have them, please email them to us at [email protected] by 6/15 at the latest. If we don't receive any questions I will likely send out to our paid subscribers this month what I had planned for next month's paid post, which will remain a secret until such a time as it is meant to be revealed!

    Thank you, and we look forward to reading your questions!

    #RanchoDeLaLibertad #QA #Sustainability #ClimateJustice #RegenerativeAg #Homesteading #Permaculture

  16. Welcome to Talking Tree Farm 🌿—a living poetry of soil, waste, and food sovereignty. Every cycle feeds our community and heals the earth. Join the dance! agroecologymap.org/l/453 #Agroecology #Permaculture #FoodSovereignty #Sustainability #RegenerativeAg

  17. Discover the Nico Roozen Center: a poetic agroecological oasis 🌱 where permaculture, food sovereignty, and sustainability bloom. Regenerating soil, water, and life through diverse crops, livestock, and agroforestry 🌿💧🐄 agroecologymap.org/l/538 #Agroecology #Permaculture #RegenerativeAg

  18. I'll also crosspost this with the updated figures from today's harvest for those of you interested. Since January first, we've produced on-site:

    111 dozen eggs (that's 1,336 eggs approximately)
    175.25 pounds of meat
    21 pounds of vegetables
    16.5 pounds of lard
    7 pounds of animal fodder

    This does not count the 100 or so pounds of unrendered fat in our freezer, nor does it count almost all of our spring crops that have yet to come to harvest (only the early season ones that we already harvested). We've given lots away, and we have lots in our freezer and canned for later.

    Our inputs are minimal: once a year we make a bulk organic animal feed order, we use some well water, and I did order seeds last year (though often I save them from our own vegetables). No fertilizers, no mineral inputs, no purchased soil, no pots, no trays, no tilling, nothing. We've transformed about a half acre or so (and growing) of our six acres of previously landfilled, compacted, and completely soil-collapsed land into cultivable soil. It's taking time, but the momentum is building and it's getting easier every season to rebuild topsoil and produce more on-site with less inputs.

    #RegenerativeAg #Permaculture #Farming #Homesteading #Food #SmallFarm #IndigenousOwned #Decolonize #IndigenousAgriculture #FoodSovereignty

  19. This month's newsletter release for paid subscribers is a compilation of the six biggest things we think you need to consider before going off on your homesteading, permacultur-ing, or back-to-the-land-ing dream.

    While this might sound corny, we see you. We know that lots of you are disillusioned with the polycrisis and the economic and social institutions we live under and you wish for either sovereignty or an exit from capitalism or just to get out of your day job (or all three). Alternatively, we see those of you who are just trying to figure out how to reduce your own impact while seeking to solve some of the more structural issues, because let's face it: there is a possibility that all we can do is what *we* can do, because we know that the powers-that-be really might not care that we need change.

    So we sat down and thought about what mistakes we made, and what mistakes others make, and what it is that people are ultimately looking to do when they try to get into a life like this. The result is useful, we think, and we hope that if you can spare $5 you'll look into it. Any contributions help us with our own sovereignty project, and help us feed others, and help us rewild this section of the Mojave and (we hope) a big enough section to make meaningful microclimate impacts one day.

    If you read it, or contribute in any way, or share it, thank you very much. We appreciate you, and you're helping to keep us going.

    #RanchoDeLaLibertad #RegenerativeAg #Rewilding #Homesteading #Permaculture #IndigenousOwned #Decolonize #ClimateJustice #ClimateAction #ClimateChange #Polycrisis #FoodProduction #SeizeTheMeansOfCommunity

    rancholibertad.com/6-things-to

  20. 🌱 ClimaBalance connects climate impact with Agroecology, Agroforestry, and Permaculture. We make carbon offsetting transparent, linking supporters to projects that restore ecosystems.

    Our proof of concept is live! To grow, we need your help. Strengthen biodiversity and regenerative networks with us.

    🤝 Support: ko-fi.com/agroecologymap

    👉 Try it: climabalance.agroecologymap.or

    #ClimaBalance #ClimateTech #Agroecology #Agroforestry #Permaculture #OrganicAgriculture #Regeneration #EcologicalRestoration

  21. Nature & Garden Podcasts (to keep us going in this mad world)

    Being podcasts about nature and gardening, you can get the same joy hearing episodes from past years, but I recommend choosing the month you are in from past years, and thus keeping the seasonality. As a podcast player, I use AntennaPod, but you can search by each title on your player of choice and add them to your list.

    The plodcast – From BBC Countryfile Magazine, you’ll get two different kind of episodes per week. At Tuesdays, we join experts that work in nature related fields, and at Fridays, we get a soundscape, with a quick introduction and then the sounds of nature.

    Gardeners’ World Magazine – The episodes vary between. around 40 minutes, with interviews and visits to nature, community, and garden projects, or just five minutes to ten minutes, to talk about how to grow a specific plant or what to do in a certain time of the year. There is also some episodes about house plants.

    Chris Skinner’s Countryside & The Countryside Hour – The latter one ended in a BBC reorganisation, but you can still hear the episodes. They are both from the same person, Chris Skinner, a Norfolk farmer, owner of the High Ash Farm. With Matthew Gudgin, they stroll through the farm describing and recording their observations and answering questions from the listeners. (I’ve seen hares before, but it was in one of the episodes I heard for the first time how they sound: totally unexpected!).

    Gardner’s Corner – With David Maxwell, this program from BBC Radio Ulster has around an hour and is a favourite of mine. The give advice, talk to experts, and visit gardens. They also take calls from listeners, and while I can’t put my finger on a specific reason, this is one of my comforting listenings.

    Gardners’ Question Time – A team of gardening experts go around the country with a live audience that asks questions related to their gardens. Very funny, but useful too.

    Gardening with RHS – Around 30 minutes episodes, with a wide range of themes related with gardening.

    Home Grown with Martha and Jamie – A conversation between Jamie Walton (also known as Nettles & Petals and his eco-friendly garden) and Martha Swales (Marf’s Kitchen Garden and a London gardener, with experience and advice on urban gardening).

    Why Woman Grow – A companion to the book of the same title and of which I wrote before.

    The Stubborn Light of Things – Another podcast that seems to have ended, but you still can hear the episodes. It started during the pandemic and Melissa Harrison, a nature writer, takes you through the Suffolk countryside describing and recording what she sees and hears.

    #doctorWho #Garden #Gardening #GrowingPlants #Nature #permaculture #Plants #Podcasts
  22. The Himalayan Permaculture Centre empowers Nepali farmers through Agroecology, Permaculture and Agroforestry, restoring traditional farming wisdom and building food-secure, resilient rural communities. 🌿🌾 agroecologymap.org/l/511 #Permaculture #Agroecology #Nepal #Agroforestry #traditionalFarming

  23. Food forests flip the script on farming. Instead of constant inputs, they build living systems that renew themselves—soil gets richer, water stays longer, and food keeps coming. Canopy trees are the long-term anchors of this abundance.
    #FoodForest #Permaculture #RegenerativeAg #OpenSource