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Inspiring!

Your intro to the book was wonderful sir

😂 “it has become a blanket of poo-h”

Great teaching resources

Thanks April - such a valuable recording to hear the thinking about design process. The way Dan explains this was an eye opener for my thinking>

Great work, guys :)

The Creative Edge Queer/Permaculture I glimpse the creativity in the project you are mapping out. “Culturez” take up residence within us, some become internalised Cultural Imperialist forces, we become recruited to serve the interests of the imperialists, in recent times Toxic Patriarchy, Slavery. We have these “foreign bodies” within us. “MonoCulturez” actively inhabiting us, leading to the hibernation of Authentic Self. “What People want”….now there’s a topic…there’s a challenge Why is Permaculture “incredible”? So, the “Culture of Permaculture”, the “Culture of Queer” How do we actively populate our “inner spaces” in ways that shed a mindful light on what forms “what People want”… the discovery of what toxic externalised influences threaten to entrap us as agents of vested interest Cultural Imperialism Permaculture might not save the world, but there is an Aesthetic embedded within Permaculture, an Art as much as a science. I think we might need to explore what the Jungian Cultural tradition also has to add, with its preoccupation with Unconscious, Inner Worlds and exploration of Inner Change, the interplay between Inner World and the External World of Relationships and the Physical World. Can we have more on “Queer Culture” as you construe it Great work Peter

The masters at work!

Sure enough, just like you mention in South Africa, we don't eat Australian foods in Australia (well, except macadamias - the only Australian food to make it into the mainstream so far). We disparage it, call it "bush tucker", and eat our tomatoes, lettuces and cucumbers that we brought here with us.

Interesting.

Thank you for the video. Please correct the spelling of Karalyn's name in the heading and introduction. Thank you for helping to spread the word about the Food Plant Solutions Rotary Action Group.

I really enjoyed this video and am now wondering how can let myself future cast or create a vision for the future?

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skip swale and studdy Key Line design from P A Yeoman

Mark Shepherd is not practicing true keyline design

Nice opium poppies

Much easier and quicker with a water level.

wow that was great, thanks!

Lasers are very cheap these days

Do you know the Romans used them, they called them “Groma”

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Hi Barnaby, I have noticed that humans use straight lines whenever we are in a hurry, just as nature does - for example straight lines form when high speed explosions occur from volcanos. Humans today use straight lines because the tools we have developed work efficiently in straight lines, when an action is on repeat and is at speed and a force that can overcome other forces (such as resistance of soil to the plough, or resistance of the wind on a car) - the combination of speed, strength and determination gets us designing and implementing in straight lines. only when we observe, listen and work with nature instead of against it, that we learn to accommodate nature.

Very interesting. Why do you think humans have started using straight lines and right angles so much (predominantly) then?

"the future of permaculture is in our hands" is a notion I feel very passionate about. I had a chance to teach a so-called PDC a few years ago where I set the standard curriculum aside and instead guided an inquiry like a kimd of wayfaring into permaculture's original impulse and questions (and even to the degree of pondering together with the class on just what these questions might have been).. the point was to remain keenly aware of the harms of an indoctrinating kind of pedagogy.. and so not to deliver or quibble over historical facts, or "permaculture" as a sort of artifact, but instead to regenerate new possibility from such questions as: how may it be possible for humanity to live peacefully and enduringly within Earth's limits while developing its/our potential? Is the mechanistic worldview capable of dealing with such questions? Is living systems thinking and eco-literacy a gateway from which to step out of the mechanistic worldview? How would it be for a design approach to work with the complex beauty of life? What are the personal and collective capabilities that such a concept may require? What are the methods by which we can enter such a realm of inquiry? .. so it all sounds quite wordy here in type, but having conversations around these questions and others in plain language together reveal profound opportunities and allow for all to learn and create their own concept of permaculture. Then when we come around to look more closely at Holmgren and Mollison's kick at the can we can already know this stuff from within and then meaningfully participate in permaculture's development.

Enjoyable conversation, important to hear your perspective Stuart.. so that we don't end up throwing the ecology baby (the discipline) out with the bathwater.. I say this in regard to Henri Bortoft's concern about that superficial study of ecology and 'systems dynamics' and such (ie: with an unchecked mechanistic ontology) that studies fragments and 'counterfeit wholes' and confuses its maps for the territory.

some A frames had 3 points (a,b,c) and I was so confused, but your video helped me understand! thanks! *you only need 1 mark when you know the ground you are standing on is leveled!

Swales are swell, they feed my well.

Outstanding explantation. I have watched so many videos that made the differences more confusing or focused only on one system. You did a fantastic job differentiating each system.

It is really hard to hear what you saying which has importance. It the balance of you microphone and sound system

Excellent explanation,Thank you!

Why triangles in particular?

Thank you for having me on the show, really enjoyed our chat

Great explanation. Thank you.

Hi April, I'm with the Permaculture Central Coast group and a former student of yours. Is it ok to embed Kerrie's interview on our website?

There is no climate change it is all man made!!

Im interested in assistance I’m in Texas

im growing chokos ! my partner hates them.. whos got a good recipe?

finally i understand good explanation thanks.

Brilliant - clearest explanation I have ever heard - mega thank you April :)

I love *everything* I've learned on this channel. Thank you, April & team, for presenting such wonderful concepts and citing sources too!

Amazing, thank you for being you and doing the work you do 🙏

Respect to you!!! I think you will be interested in Promo*SM.

Greetings from the LooseNatural farm in Andalusia España

Thank you thats cool to see, I didnt know you can eat the entire seed after you remove the shell/green.👌🏽 (next time make sure you clean your fingernails after you harvest them & before you peel them).

brilliant

lots of take way points on soil. growing food on all sand soil can be tricky. we work around it in lamu island by using mix of red soils(for stability and water retention ), biochar grinds soaked in urine, compost, coco nut peat and moringa water to amend the sand soil. heavy mulching has helped a lot as well.

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No sound for this vid. Hope you can fix that as I have really enjoyed your interviews. Thanks

I am trying to design the shape of a garden bed and walk way so this will be helpful. Thank you!

thank you. god bless you