Tell me how did you graduate from the school??

Permaculture is just Feng Shui for gardening

Bamboo is a food desert for North America animals and birds.

How can I purchase this app or software ?

So very well presented,thanks

He's like the Obi Wan of Soil

Wow you had hair !! lol 😂

Permaculture seems to be a rational and materialist way of approaching natural resources and food production. I want to pursue permaculture design for my property if I'm ever able to attain any. I am just beginning to learn about these concepts, but I am wondering: How can permaculture be applied to nonrenewable resources? We need those for new technology to help us learn about the world. Maybe the answer is still resource sharing to reduce consumption, mass use of public machines instead of individuals owning them as personal property. I suppose in an ideal permaculture based society, we would be used to more communal spaces that are close to our dwellings, and it wouldn't seem like such a burden to travel somewhere to use a computer or something (spoken from the point of view of someone who has grown up in a more spread out, rural environment).

Great video; very informative. One issue: your definition of percent slope isn't clearly stated beyond the circular diagram drawn, and it doesn't make sense to me. It is not consistent with the usual definition of percentage slope in topographical work, which is: percentage slope = 100 * tangent(slope angle) = 100*(V/H). By the usual definition, a 45-degree slope, H:V = 1:1, is a 100% slope, not 50% as your diagram indicates, and a 25% slope is a 4:1 slope, not a 2:1 slope as drawn.

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Hmmm .. The Whiter they are the less wild they are.. I'm sure this doesn't apply to humans

Pretty cool im gonna have to look into that grafting you mentioned

wonderful!

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Can you please post a No music version I cannot hear and concentrate on your words😊

2:05 isnt this biotite? what is the difference in terms of its appearance?

Your so wonderful to put this up for free as I am coming into an opportunity to crate a food forest on a local farm that will help get my non-profit off the ground teaching how to grow in the Chihuahuan Desert in El Paso Texas. I need this but I’m not able to fund my project or my education at this time. I have been reading books though and love everything about Permaculture. If we all were wise enough to follow it we would live better lives and in a much more wholesome and beautiful world. The way it was intended to be.

Great video, thank you Andrew! I'd like to draw your attention to Hervé Covès, a truly exceptional agronomist. There are videos of him on youtube about water, fungus, the phosphorus and carbon cycles, and so on. As it's in French, you might have missed it. An extraordinary person and understanding. A pity that his content is, currently, limited to the French-speaking public.

So as the description says the slope percentages listed in the video are based on bill mollisons system, not the standard system. The best I can figure without owning his book is that what Mollison did was just take literal percentages of 90 degrees and fudging to the nearest whole ratio. As an example, the 2:1 rise:run example here is listed as 70% incline, while traditionally that’s a 200% incline. A traditional 200% incline is 63.43 degrees, and 90 * 0.7 = 63, hence Mollison saying a 2:1 rise:run ratio is 70%. What I’ve gathered from this is that when Mollison says a 30% grade should be permanent forest, that translates to a 51% grade in the standard system, or a 27 degree slope. Hopefully the way I’ve framed this isn’t immensely confusing and someone finds it helpful.

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Thanks so much for your videos They’re the most comprehensive ones ! I live on a 75% slope hillside that was first terrassed in the 16th, most of the walls have collapsed and we’re done restoring the ones that are still in place and want to expand to an area that collapsed completely in 2014 during the floods… most difficult for now it seems is finding the bed rock all by hand, and also keeping in in mind the topography…

Is a PhD required to master biostats or is a masters enough

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What is the course book referred to in the video ?

Hi my teacher, i come back to see again your videos, but i dont understand why 1:2 = 75% in my mind it is 66% (1+2 / 2)

I love the taoist approach, you are great Jacob self proclaimed soil nerd!!! ☯️✨

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This AR sandbox tech is astounding! The implications for permaculture practice are super exciting.

The whites took all the trees then dredged up the soil out of revenge and took it away released it into the ocean. They could have let them be. Feelings for the dead are not so strong. Its more important to complete the narrative cycle of dominion. Some descriptive license taken. You get the idea. Peace everyone.

How do we leave some for the wildlife?

Your top 10% is closer to 5% because it looks like a 1:10 ratio. Your 30% gradient is actually 15% and your 15% is closer to 7.5% because it looks like a 3:.5 ratio. Your 5% slope is closer to 3.125% because it looks like a 4:.25 ratio based off of your depictions in the bottom left of the screen. So technically none of what you drew should be permanent forest. But I get the concept.

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Thanks. It would be helpful to know more about the details for constructing check dams. How high, how much distance in between, how to avoid damage from high flows, how best to repair wash outs, how to construct so as to avoid wash outs around edge of dams. Thanks again.

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Talk to those politicians & rich folks about consumption & energy use with their private jets. The permaculture would be great in every yard to ensure everyday people have food.

Would you suggest these boomerang swales around Laguna Salada? If so,at what altitude above Gulf of California high tides? Would beaver dam analogies be the right choice higher up in each little watershed around Laguna Salada?

Diversity is reslience. Did you know that the tomato is an ingredient that we can add to a salad? Salad begins with 'S', just like sunlight begins with 'S' and we need sunlight to live. So we need tomatoes to live because of salad.

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15 % thats 1/7 = 15 % so thats . . . . . . . . . . . vertical divided by horizontal stop preaching h / v . . . . . . it only shits on peoples brains by trying to figure out your kindergarden math. . . . . / oitherwise good video. . . . keep making them / / / / /

Fantastic video!

We need an arsenic-only filtration option which also does not restrict flow. For our well water here in Michigan, we need a 10% reduction to be under the limit of 0.01 mg/L. An RO system is overkill.

Great presentation!

This was so beautiful and inspiring. Thank you very much

I dond undersdand a lod of dis video

I'm so happy I got into gardening. 6 fruit trees, 30 berry bushes, grapevines, 6 grapevines, 6 type of mushrooms, a bunch of medicinal herbs, making my own compost, I now have my own bees, I'm working on getting some owls to nest in my backyard, and a small pond of tilapia.

Is this realist in a lifetime..homesteading wirh little cash...I mean if your rich & have tons of time & lots of land & can pay people to work..

nice vedro