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reply posted on 12-1-2013 @ 02:48 PM by antar

here are the sleeping gardens, went out and did a row of beets yesterday, down on the lower garden, lettuce and radishes will go next month come snow or shine. The garden closet has only been tilled under and not ready for planting yet. These gardens were beautiful over the summer.

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reply posted on 12-1-2013 @ 03:23 PM by hawkiye

Looks great thanks! You have more space then me you could do some cool Sepp Holzer style raised beds there How many acres do you have?

reply posted on 22-1-2013 @ 03:04 PM by hawkiye

I found this more in depth video of Sepp Holzer and how his farm works. This place is just absolutely beautiful. They are farming at 4000+ feet imagine what we could do in milder climates. He has a new book out too about beautifying the desert.

If you scroll down a little bit you can watch the video on the site. I could not find it on yourtube there but I was able to download it from their site I am going to burn it to DVD so I can watch in on TV.

www.permaculture-media-download.com...

This man is truly inspired of you ask me. This is most definitely the future but we need to get rid of these goodamend factory farming and corporate globalist that are destroying the soil and the planet with GMO mono-culture pesticides and chemical fertilizers. Sepp uses none of that he doesn't even have to irrigate. We could truly build the earth into the Garden of Eden with these methods!

I ordered his original book and I want to teach this stuff.

reply posted on 22-1-2013 @ 04:10 PM by Uphill

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Thanks for this thread and the videos. There are a bunch of people on the Librarything website who contribute to their "Sustainability" group discussion. Many, many books and other resources are listed there. Check it out. I would have posted a lot of my contributions there onto ATS as well, but it would be tough to organize it well here, from what I have seen on ATS so far. Here is that link:

www.librarything.com...

Note: The sustainability thread on Librarything is far from perfectly organized, but at least all the threads are on one page, and the book/media reviews are thoughtful.

reply posted on 22-1-2013 @ 08:00 PM by hawkiye

Originally posted by Uphill
reply to post by hawkiye

Thanks for this thread and the videos. There are a bunch of people on the Librarything website who contribute to their "Sustainability" group discussion. Many, many books and other resources are listed there. Check it out. I would have posted a lot of my contributions there onto ATS as well, but it would be tough to organize it well here, from what I have seen on ATS so far. Here is that link:

www.librarything.com...

Note: The sustainability thread on Librarything is far from perfectly organized, but at least all the threads are on one page, and the book/media reviews are thoughtful.

Thanks I will check it out... Sepp has inspired me I think this is my calling, I am not in a position very conducive to pursuing it much right now but I feel compelled to do so anyway and the way will open up

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reply posted on 23-1-2013 @ 02:34 AM by hawkiye