I appreciate the duality of nature. Complex.. yet simple. If I were lucky enough to see a forest in a cyclic succession, it would seem very simple. A stable ecosystem slowly […]
Yes, AND… Disturbances and Re-integration Read More »
In 2005 I had my first Winter. I had moved to Pennsylvania from the near-tropical region of South Louisiana. When speaking to one of the new friends I made when
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There are so many glaring signs and symbols for those who are awakened to the reality of spaceship earth. We encounter them every day and they tug and pull at
Let there be peace on Earth Read More »
TTwo weeks ago a friend sent me a picture. \”Know what these are?\” he asked. \”I believe those are CHESTNUTS!\” I replied. Days later he delivered a container to me
The other day, I discovered that much of the soil around \”the farm\” is acidic. While I intend to do some testing to get a little more information about this,
Don\’t be blue, little berry. Read More »
The other day, I discovered that much of the soil around \”the farm\” is acidic. While I intend to do some testing to get a little more information about this,
Don\’t be blue, little berry. Read More »
When I was very young we would visit my great grandfather in Vivian, LA. We called him Big Paw Paw (I suppose as opposed to Paw Paw being a grandfather.)
When I was very young we would visit my great grandfather in Vivian, LA. We called him Big Paw Paw (I suppose as opposed to Paw Paw being a grandfather.)
I am speechless as I unpack the 9-day intensive I just participated in at Heritage Creek Farm Camp by way of the Horn Farm Center. I told my workgroup that
Forest Gardening Design Intensive with Dave Jacke Read More »
I don\’t remember the first time I heard the term permaculture. But as with most things I hear about, I dove in head first. My foggiest recollection brings Joel Salatin
Beginnings all the time Read More »
