permaculture

[David Glober <david.glober@yahoo.com>]

Current wisdom - experience re using fish emulsion oil to ward off gophers - 
supposedly they don't like smells like ammonia from kitty litter urine or 
from dead fish heads or even just watering around a veggie bed with fish 
emulsion solution? is this something that works differently based on scale, 
fine for a home garden, not fine on a production farm, or vice versa? thanks 
...
 
David Glober ~ San Francisco
Permaculture Design Cert Grad


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Tacoma's 2nd annual Permaculture Design Course!
With a focus on Urban Issues, Advanced Design, & Social Permaculture
Eight weekends spread between September 2011 and February 2012
Sliding Scale $900- $700. Some worktrades available.

Permaculture is a solutions-oriented approach to sustainable living. It
honors diverse earth-based traditions while nurturing a positive vision of
our collective future.

Topics:
perennial gardens               self-reliance skills
food forests                    wildcrafting
emergency preparedness          pattern design
soils & composting              analog ecosystems
appropriate technology          natural building
animal habitats                 design for villages
right livelihood                urban watersheds
all with an urban focus

When: Fridays 7-9pm, Saturdays & Sunday 10am-5pm on the following weekends
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Where:
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Childcare available: we're still working out details

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