permaculture

[Nicollas <permactiviste@gmail.com>]

Hi,

i'm not following a paleo diet (neither i have my own property to set up a
permaculture-own-grown food) yet, but i begin to lookup at the paleo diet,

it seems that permaculture is particulary relevant to a paleo diet, and vice
versa. If you think at what you could grown on your property or a field
without machinery or plowing animals, you go vegetables, nuts, berries,
fruits, livestock (poultry, fishes ...), plus wild herbs and mushrooms, ...
here it is.

it is not surprising that permaculture is a good way to grow food, as
indeginous forms where used for a very long time by homo sapiens (
http://www.anthropik.com/anthropik/2007/06/agriculture-or-permaculture-why-words-matter/index.html)
and that it produces good food cause what indeginous eat was perfectly
genetically fitted as well (concept of paleodiet).

Grain floor could be, to a certain extend, could be replaced by chestnut
floor.



Nicollas
PS: sorry for my language, i'm french


2009/11/5 Justin Hahn <justin.hahn@gmail.com>

> I have been thinking about how a
> "paleo<http://www.earth360.com/diet_paleodiet_balzer.html>"
> diet would relate to Permaculture. From what I've seen on various
> permaculture operations and farms, a lot of the effort is put toward grains
> and other non-paleo foods like potatoes, taro, etc. In my reading about
> permaculture, the planned-for food mix invariably includes a lot non-paleo
> foods as well. It seems that a paleo Permaculture set-up would have some
> distinct differences from a neolithic (as opposed to paleolithic) setup.
> Is there anyone on this list serv who follows a paleo diet? And if so, how
> does that dietary choice affect the functioning of your food system?
>
> JustinHahn
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