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Permaculture Principle Twelve: Creatively Using and Responding to Change

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Introduction Permaculture Principle Twelve in permaculture refers to the concept of “Creatively Using and Responding to Change.” This principle recognizes that change is a constant and intrinsic part of nature and our lives. The key is not to resist these changes but to anticipate, adapt, and use them to our advantage. It encourages us to observe, […]

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Permaculture Principle Eleven: Use Edges and Value the Marginal

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Introduction Permaculture Principle Eleven, also known as “Use Edges and Value the Marginal,” is a crucial component in sustainable and resilient design. This principle emphasizes the importance of those areas that exist between two different systems – the “edges” and “marginal” spaces – which are often rich in diversity and productivity. This document will delve

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Vermiculture Introduction

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Introduction to Vermiculture Vermiculture, also known as worm farming, is the practice of cultivating worms to generate a biologically active compost. This process makes use of various species of worms, particularly red wigglers, white worms, and other earthworms, to create a heterogeneous mixture of decomposing vegetable or food waste, bedding materials, and vermicast – worm

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