On Thu, 2006-12-21 at 17:20 -0500, Keith Johnson wrote:
> Next summer we're doing an issue with the theme Animals in Permaculture
> Design.
>
> In #32 April 95 we explored this topic in Animals & Aquaculture with the
> following contents:
>
> Livestock, Genetic Diversity, and Sustainable Agriculture by Caroline
> Christman, Donald Bixby, and Phillip Sponenberg;
> Animal Polyculture: The Farm of Many Faces (Joel Salatin) by Peter Bane;
> Commentary on Animals in Permaculture by Michael Howden;
> Small- scale Cattle Raising by Liz Richardson;
> Power of Gentle Beasts by Jessica Laub;
> Please Pass the Goat Cheese...by Peter Bane;
> Controlling Goats with the Right Fence by Shannon Stoney;
> Sheep and Wool by Liz Richardson, Elena Wheeler, and Victoria Smith;
> Holding Back the Water by Peter Bane;
> Ramial Woodchip Mulch by Celine Caron;
> The Carolina Bantam Chicken by I. Lehr Brisbin, Jr.;
> Why Pig Farmers Should Love a Duck by Jessica Laub;
> Amazing Duckweed by Jessica Laub; Free Bees by C.L. Parker;
> Africanized Honey Bees: Q & A by Gretchen Sanders;
> Honey Bees in our Future by Eric C. Mussen;
> Bee Plants of the Mid-South by Season of Bloom (chart);
> Sustainable Fish Culture by Jessica Laub;
> Constructed Wetlands by Tad Montgomery;
> Municipal Reed Bed Sewage Treatment by Mike Hylton;
> Rock Reed Filters: On-Site Sustainable Waste Treatment by Dan & Cathy
> Schellenberg.
>
> To submit an article for this issue, contact editor Scott Horton
> <lasemillabesada@hotmail.com> with proposals after reviewing the
> Writer's Guidelines
>http://www.permacultureactivist.net/writersguidelines/writersguidelines.htm
>
> To review contents of other back issues go to:
>http://www.permacultureactivist.net/backissues/BackIssu.htm
>
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Graham Burnett
Integrated Design for Local Environmental Resources