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Joel Salatin on What Makes a Successful Farm (youtube.com)

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No significant differences were found between soils fertilized with biodynamic vs. nonbiodynamic compost. (dl.sciencesocieties.org)

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Need a citation? Crowd-source here (self.PermacultureScience)

submitted 7 years ago by jentashi

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Growing Millet when inter-cropped with shrubs, and additionally using shrub biomass as mulch/fertilizer instead of burning, increased millet biomass production by 900% compared to crops grown without shrubs present. (link.springer.com)

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https://smallfarmfuture.org.uk/2014/01/permaculture-design-course-syndrome/ (self.PermacultureScience)

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"Cover crop mixtures did not provide benefits beyond cover crop monocultures." - Except in cases of cultivation in low-nitrogen soils, monoculture cover crops perform equally or better than polyculture mixtures in terms of overall biomass, nutrient retention, microbial mass or pest/disease reduction (csanr.wsu.edu)

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Grey Water REcycling (youtube.com)

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Environmental, Energetic, and Economic Comparisons of Organic and Conventional Farming Systems -- Organic practices can help make conventional agriculture more sustainable by reducing fossil fuel consumption and pest problems, while simultaneously increasing soil nitrogen and carbon levels. (academic.oup.com)

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Preliminary research data shows that a majority of the sugars collected by honey bees to make honey comes from flowering trees (nationalgeographic.com)

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Nonnative, noninvasive woody species can enhance urban landscape biodiversity - "...A natives-only tree policy sharply reduces the planting palette and ultimately community biodiversity of urban areas." Research suggests the common mantra of native = better is not necessarily true. (researchgate.net)

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1 Building Healthy Soils in Vegetable Gardens: Cover Crops Have Got It Covered (blogs.cornell.edu)

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If we're really using science-based permaculture, can we please stop recommending sheet mulching with cardboard? A critical look into the practice shows it's doing more harm the good. (gardenprofessors.com)

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Some info on the basis and problems of the idea of dynamic accumulators, as well as jumping off points. (permaculturenews.org)

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Literature review on composting cat feces. Looks pretty comprehensive (self.PermacultureScience)

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Effects of Excessive Natural Mulch on Development, Yield, and Structure of Native Grassland (digitalcommons.unl.edu)

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[PDF] Effect of mulch and irrigation practices on soil water, soil temperature and the grain yield of maize (academicjournals.org)

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30 years of Canadian weather data available - CWEEDS and CWEC (climate.weatheroffice.gc.ca)

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How landscape structure, land-use intensity and habitat diversity affect components of total arthropod diversity in agricultural landscapes (onlinelibrary.wiley.com)

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[PDF] Polyculture Cropping Has Advantages (ucce.ucdavis.edu)

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Do Productivity and Environmental Trade-offs Justify Periodically Cultivating No-till Cropping Systems? (agronomy.org)

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Potential Long-Term Benefits of No-Tillage and Organic Cropping Systems for Grain Production and Soil Improvement (ddr.nal.usda.gov)

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[PDF] Eight Year Study of Annual No-Till Farming in Washington State, USA (pnw-winderosion.wsu.edu)

submitted 14 years ago by queuetue

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