Thats the one. The peasants, by a process of natural selection have 'assisted'
nature. Bill understood the dynamics of forest ecosystems when he was a park
warden (dont quote me on that one! I remember he was working in a National
park. I think the story is in 'Permaculture One'.)
Bill was
Hi ,
Keith
Thank you bringing here the very important report
Residual biomass = Food+Fiber+Feed+Fertilizer+Fuel
Brazilian sugarcane distillery is also exploring very well the use of a
byproduct effluent of ethanol fermentation as an organic additive to soils.
This is also an example of the
Hi Pannir
Hi ,
Keith
Thank you bringing here the very important report
Residual biomass = Food+Fiber+Feed+Fertilizer+Fuel
Brazilian sugarcane distillery is also exploring very well the use
of a byproduct effluent of ethanol fermentation as an organic
additive to soils. This is also an
Hey Pagandai;
Do you know about the International Permaculture Conference (IPC8) which
is happening in Sao Paulo on May 4th? Bill Mollison the inventer of
permaculture will give a course on design and many other leading
speakers of the world will present. I wish I could attend.
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Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Fwd: Producing Ethanol--and Conserving the Soil
Hi ,
Keith
Thank you bringing here the very important report
Residual biomass = Food+Fiber+Feed+Fertilizer+Fuel
Brazilian sugarcane distillery is also exploring very well
Hi,
Bill Mollison would not rate himself as the 'inventor' of permaculture. He
has merely made us all aware that nature is worth nurturing, natural
systems will reach a type of balance.
Bill Mollison may be the inventor of the term 'Permaculture' but the
inventors are the myriad generations
Good point Doug. Actually the kudos go to Mother nature I guess. Isn't
permaculture just an immitation of what nature figured out for itself?
Joe
doug wrote:
Hi,
Bill Mollison would not rate himself as the 'inventor' of permaculture. He
has merely made us all aware that nature is worth
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Subject: Producing Ethanol--and Conserving the Soil
Date: Wed, 25 Apr 2007 08:01:25 -0400
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In Producing Ethanol, Some Cornstalks Should be Left in the Field
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