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I've been following Andrew Millison's work for a while, he's got a lot of really wonderful introductory lessons on permaculture. He's got an online course at th
by animal_spirits 3y ago
I've been following Andrew Millison's work for a while, he's got a lot of really wonderful introductory lessons on permaculture. He's got an online course at the University of Oregon, I'm planning on taking it sometime soon
- fuzztester 3y agoFirst saw this a few years ago. Permaculture - from forest to farm | Clea Chandmal https://youtu.be/KI3haUOkP-I?si=v_z8xCOKzwLO-May https://youtu.be/KI3haUOkP-I?si=v_z8xCOKzwLO-May IMO this is one of the most succint and clear explanations of why permaculture is so important - because it tries to mimic nature, which has had (m|b)illions more years to evolve and create much more intelligent and efficient growth, energy conversion, creation and destruction processes than we stupid and arrogant humans have had in the few tens of thousands of years (at most) that we have been doing agriculture, or should I say, monoculture or even better, stupidiculture.
- fuzztester 3y agohttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39472378 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39472378
- xref 3y agoLooks like Millison is with Oregon State University https://workspace.oregonstate.edu/osu-permaculture-design https://workspace.oregonstate.edu/osu-permaculture-design