permaculture

[rick valley <bamboogrove@cmug.com>]

>Don't know why we can't begin to map out strategies that fit for specific 
>climates/areas.
Well, it has been in progress everywhere where people are doing permaculture.
And people who facilitate design courses teach these techniques, more so of
course, in pdc's that are region-centered.

LL wrote...
>No intention of reinvening the wheel with this=20
>concept as it may parallel or complement permaculture as an informal,
>homebrew approach to the technology of land use. It will encompass
>the landscaper's art, the horticulturist's skills and the farmer's
>perseverance and love of the earth.
 Ecolandtech, as defined here, feels like the part of permaculture I tend to
hang out in. Although I am very fond of the holistic feel of "culture" as
well.
More Jargon now! 

And Marsha wrote the previous day:
>(On analysing , I came up with
>eight Permaculture principles, some of which are not explicit anywhere in
>the literature, but implicit throughout . )
Out with 'em then! Lets see 'em! 
historical note: the pc principles in "Intro to Pc", as I understand the
story, are from the teaching & work of Lea Harrison, John Quinney and others,
written up by Rennie Slay.
 

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