permaculture

[Thomas Paul Jahn <thomaspauljahn@gmail.com>]

Thanks Lawrence. Yes my blog is in Danish (not norwegian), but I will post
from time to time in english. Just to reach out to the world.

What is really needed here in Denmark is a danish site. Not that danes had
problems with english, but when we keep reading english, nothing will
happen around us. Then it is like virtual reality. We need to comunicate
with each other and see and feel that this is our time and place to make
the change. Locally.

Thanks for support. I keep you updated whenever we post in English.

And now I am looking forward for a discussion about chop and drop! The
scene is open :)

cheers
Thomas



2011/11/3 Lawrence F. London, Jr. <venaurafarm@bellsouth.net>

> On 11/3/2011 10:35 AM, Thomas Paul Jahn wrote:
> > ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> > From: jordforbindelse<donotreply@wordpress.com>
> > Date: 2011/11/3
> > Subject: [New post] Maintaining the garden
> > To: thomaspauljahn@gmail.com
> >
> >
> > **
> >            New post on *jordforbindelse*
> > <http://jordforbindelse.wordpress.com/author/jordforbindelse/>
> Maintaining
> > the garden<
> http://jordforbindelse.wordpress.com/2011/11/03/maintaining-the-garden/>
> > by
> > Thomas P Jahn<
> http://jordforbindelse.wordpress.com/author/jordforbindelse/>
>
> Thomas:
> Is this your blog? This is excellent though in Norwegian.
> No till and chop and drop is what I now practice for maintenance; for
> cropping I use minimal till with hand tools. I will experiment with
> seedballs and no till drill planting by hand. It is amazing how my
> fields and gardens have recovered and now flourish now that no vehicles
> get near and most crop-predatory wildlife is gone due to fencing and
> guard dogs. The new and interesting plant communities are fascinating.
> I am letting lambs quarters and wild millet go to seed as well as
> daisies that flower now and feed the bees, goldenrod and ragweed.
> The wild bees have returned to my farm. I leave nearly empty jars of
> leftover honey out for them and I see hundreds swarming over them
> stocking up for winter.
>
> This no till and chop & drop is a great topic to explore here and I hope
> others will join in.
>
> Thanks for X-posting the blog link.
>
> LL
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