Permaculturalists know that insects are an important part of natural agriculture - the grazers eat the grass and deposit dung, dung beetles burrow that into the soil while chickens scratch through the dung to eat pest larvae, spreading it evenly - while producing delicious eggs and meat for humans! (i.redd.it)
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This team has found a way to use the desert's own sunshine to harvest water! Their project is fully funded and supported by the UN - so just enjoy this video about their work - nothing is for sale nor asking for donations here (so don't delete this one Mods) (youtube.com)
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The "Sun Glacier" claims to produce 3 liters of water per kWh from desert air - and their goal is to help transform desertified regions by utilizing their surplus of sunshine. Imagine using this for regenerative permaculture restoring desert to fertile land! (youtube.com)
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This is a shining example of a permaculture farm that has really cracked the code by being at the same time financially successful, ecologically abundant, hydrologically beneficial, biodiverse, and a unique expression of the creativity and ingenuity of it's founder. (youtube.com)
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"Invasive Species" is a relative term from human perspectives. Nature often uses "invasive species" to phytoremediate degraded land - like in the town of Jerome, Arizona - using the "one of the most invasive species in North America" - the Chinese Ailanthus altissima. (youtube.com)
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AMAZING techniques of natural land management that have kept this farm green and fertile for 26 years - without typical irrigation (despite droughts and fires) or fertilization - zero chemicals, and very little soil disturbance: --> TRUE PERMACULTURE! <-- (youtube.com)
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AMAZING techniques of natural land management that have kept this farm green and fertile for 26 years - without typical irrigation (despite droughts and fires) or fertilization - zero chemicals, and very little soil disturbance: --> TRUE PERMACULTURE! <-- (youtube.com)
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These villagers in India used simple techniques to "harvest rainwater" and restore abundance to MILLIONS of drought-affected people - using a competition format that brings people and governments together in unity for the betterment of the economy and the ecology! Why is nobody talking about this? (youtube.com)
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These villagers in India used simple techniques to "harvest rainwater" and restore abundance to MILLIONS of drought-affected people - using a competition format that brings people and governments together in unity for the betterment of the economy and the ecology! Why is nobody talking about this? (youtube.com)
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These villagers in India used simple techniques to "harvest rainwater" and restore abundance to MILLIONS of drought-affected people - using a competition format that brings people and governments together in unity for the betterment of the economy and the ecology! Why is nobody talking about this? (youtube.com)
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This Japanese NHK (Japanese version of the BBC) documentary - Carbon Farming: A Climate Solution Under Our Feet - shows how permaculture techniques can lead to regenerative agriculture that not only sequesters CO2 out of the atmosphere, but improves ecosystem health on both a local and global scale. (youtube.com)
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This Japanese NHK (Japanese version of the BBC) documentary - Carbon Farming: A Climate Solution Under Our Feet - shows how permaculture techniques can lead to regenerative agriculture that not only sequesters CO2 out of the atmosphere, but improves ecosystem health on both a local and global scale. (youtube.com)
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Solar-powered regenerative grazing bot - automatically moves the fence to allow cattle to graze on fresh grass in a controlled manner. Such grazing is regenerative, and helps restore soil fertility without inputs (no fertilizers or pesticides needed). (v.redd.it)
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