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- From: gaia <gaia@oneota.net>
- To: permaculture <permaculture@lists.ibiblio.org>
- Subject: Re: [permaculture] Rocky land & cold climate
- Date: Thu, 25 May 2006 13:56:26 -0500
George,
Where are you located ? I am interested to hear more about your ideas and the development of a plan for your site.
I am in cold-climate(northeast Iowa) in a small valley with some massive rock (and waterfalls) and a creek which supports fish.
and have been inprocess of developing a permaculture plan for 35 acres of forest,orchard, field and stream.
please contact me off list at gaia@oneota.net.
thankyou,
gaianne marie jocquin
At 10:42 AM 5/22/2006 -0400, you wrote:
George,
Last year, just before the International Pc Convergence, 40
permaculturists toured Sepp and Veronika Holzer's rocky, cold-cllimate
Pc system in Austria and were amazed at the marvels of production and
abundance which they consistently generate. To learn more about their
work, pick up copies of his videos from Pc Activist
http://www.permacultureactivist.net/booksvid/vid%20dvd%20cd.htm and
visit his website at http://www.krameterhof.at/Englisch/anzeige.htm
For Sepp, rocks meant additional heat (from solar gain) and water
retention (as mulch) and much of his farm was tilled entirely by pigs.
He had 30,000 fruit trees which needed NO pruning, no spraying, no
fertilizer, and no irrigation. He has 70 aquaculture ponds and generates
all the electricity needed for his own and several neighbors needs. He
also grew lemons and olives at 4000 feet elevation. Sepp was fortunate
that he had a southern exposure and steep slopes that received excellent
insolation in the winter.
Keith
sustain_ability@123mail.org wrote:
>If anybody on this list is currently planning an alternative paradigm,
>please indicate where or how I can contact you. I am in search of a plan
>to utilize an extremely rock-laden piece of property in a cold climate.
>I have some ideas but would like to discuss them with experienced
>persons.
>
>George
>
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Permaculture Activist Magazine
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(812) 335-0383
http://www.permacultureactivist.net
also Patterns for Abundance Design & Consulting
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