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Vegans Living Off the land by Cass K
Read more…Opportunity for a few select people to live in a remote off-grid, veganic permaculture orchard / food forest in a small intentional vegan community in the jungle of central Belize.Build your own tiny home and participate in community farming with lov
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I am so very excited to start gardening this year because of this method!!
No more mud, no more weeds (or little that will be quick to pull-we already have sandy soil), nourished ground for more nutrients in our organic fruits and veggies!!
I just put
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"Some perennial trees can live for thousands of years, while other plants, like lavender, live closer to 10" (SF Gate). Types of Perennials include (1) evergreen perennials like Begonia and banana; (2) deciduous perennia
Read more…The hardiest fruit trees are Apples, Pears, and Plums which survive Zone 3 temperatures (-30 degrees to -40 degrees Fahrenheit). In Zone 4, many varieties of berries, Plums, Persimmons, Cherries, and Apricots do very well. In Zone 5 there are more op
For over a month now I have collected logs, limbs, and leaves from the woods. I am slow to haul logs through the woods to my house because some weigh as much as 100 pounds. I usually roll the large pieces of log, and carry the logs that weigh less th
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Permaculture, also known as "Permanent Agriculture" or "Permanent Culture" encompasses Seven functional components that act like a Forest: 1. The canopy (i.e. tall trees); 2. Understory layer (i.e. trees that revel in the dap
Read more…As you know I am not taking my trip across America, see post here.
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| New strawberry bed with my compost! |
I have had much to do since I got back from NC. Now that I am back in KY, I have tilled one of my gardens which I will turn into a Melon patch (water
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I moved to Brazil from Canada about 3 months ago , and I am really loving it here. Perfect weather, lots of fruits and freshly grown veggies. The only problem that I found here is to find like minded people and organic produce.
I moved
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What vegetables to grow during the summer (May, June, & July)
Hello everyone! It has been several months since I lasted posted. Obviously, I have been keeping busy in the garden: hoeing, weeding, staking tomat
Read more…Plant Pawpaws (aka the nothern banana) and other wild fruits all over the place. The Pawpaw is member of the tropical custard apple family (soursop, sweetsop, cherimoya) that has evolved to live in forests clear up into Canada.
Read more…Original Post from Vegans Living off the Land @ Grow Food in March & April: Cold weather vegetables
I started on my cold crop garden in March and April, so here are some ideas of what you can grow during the Spring months in cold climates:
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My name is Isolda Heavey.
I am a student of MSc Architecture: Advanced Environmental and Energy Studies. It is a postgraduate degree from the University of East London, based at the Graduate School of the Environment at the Centre for Alternative Te
Read more…A greenhouse is more than just a protective bubble for pampered plants—it serves to coax the best out of the dedicated space and creates a pleasant, relaxing and productive environment. A greenhouse can be a beautifully lit, fantastically green, comf
Read more…Original post @ "What you need for homesteading". If you're interested in more topics like this, please visit my blog @ Vegans Living off the Land
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There are many questions to homestea
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for more tips on gardening and veganism. THANK YOU!
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I know it's December, and planting food and flowers seems too far away to worry about; but thinking about t
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