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Category Archives: Land Restoration
Why Every Homestead Should Grow Hazel
After watching the various programs on the BBC about farming in times past (Victorian Farm, Tales from the Green Valley & Wartime Farm) I’m starting to see the value of having a stand of Hazel growing. First there is the … Continue reading
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Chickens Roosting
The chickens still will not spend the night in the coop. I suspect that since they are on a slope now and the coop is at the bottom of the slope most everything is “higher” than the coop, even if … Continue reading
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We Have Mulch
My mother noticed a company clearing for a new bike path and asked them if we could have the wood chips since they were working less than 2 miles away. They were willing so the wouldn’t have to drive the … Continue reading
Frogs, Toads & Snakes
Just about every time I’m out walking around doing something I see a frog or toad ( depending on how close to the creek I am). Also several times a week I see a snake if I’m in or around … Continue reading
Looking into Chinampas
I have an acre that is very wet and I’m trying to figure out what to do with it. I ran across an ancient Central American technique called Chinampa that involves raised beds surrounded by canals. This is reported to … Continue reading
Appropedia
A Wikipedia of appropriate technology is available at Appropedia. I will be spending some time wondering this site.
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Sustainability: Science, Practice & Policy
An interesting open access e-Journal with the above title is at http://sspp.proquest.com/
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USDA National Agroforestry Center
Interesting website from the USDA about Silvopasture, I’ve got some reading ahead of me. http://www.unl.edu/nac/silvopasture.htm Silvopasture combines trees with forage and livestock production. The trees are managed for high-value sawlogs and, at the same time, provide shade and shelter for … Continue reading
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Polyface Farm
MeetTheFarmer.TV has 3 segments on Polyface Farm with Joel Salatin. I loved his book Everything I Want To Do Is Illegal: War Stories From the Local Food Front. I like Joel’s way of doing things, but he is on several hundred acres. How do … Continue reading
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How can grazing heal land?
There are people that promote looking at land management as more of a whole system. In particular I am interested in how grazing animals can help the land. See http://managingwholes.com/grazing-heals-land.htm However the challenge for me is how to apply this … Continue reading
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