permaculture

[John Fritz <johnfritz77@yahoo.com>]

An alcohol fuel forum that I visited had a post that briefly mentioned having 
perfected an agricutural model for growing cattails without the need for 
having 
them in standing water, thereby simplifying the harvesting procedure.  I 
emailed 
the poster for more details but have not received a reply.  Does anyone on 
this 
forum know of an agricultural model for growing cattails without the need for 
them to be in standing water?
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Subject: [permaculture] podcast on composting; veganism; native plants
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I visit with Helen Atthowe, goddess of the soil and longtime Missoula
County Horticultural Extension Agent. We start off talking about
compost. She is the most advanced composter I know. And we talk about
how composting doesn’t have to be as difficult as people make it out.

We also talk about compost tea. Especially when it is of value and
when it is not.

Helen talks about her horticultural philosophy which she calls veganic
permaculture.

Helen and I then explore the space of veganism in general.

We also talk about how some native plants people stand against permaculture.

http://www.richsoil.com/permaculture/160-podcast-015-compost-vegan-permaculture-native-plants/

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