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Unwatchable aspect ratio. I wanted to know what this was all about. Hopefully you can get a better camera .

The book of forms : Exact greenhouse shape is the Gothic (lower). the arch recalls water forces therefore humid, it means fungi and bacteria.A row dedicated to nettle interspersed with echinacea (no fungi on your greenhause).a thyme plant on the corner. the triangle forces of light (Aridity) the Gothic is exactly between the two , Green hause long 33 meters open to south. the pond the exact shape is bean-shaped, the concave part goes south where the LIFE arrives,depth '2.5 meters otherwise it is a puddle, no life is forming,the pond in this shape expand water force all around(You can put a hedge on the opposite side, in this way the water force makes a jump and expands even further) . can use a plant for example ficus carica(moon and water force) for water force expand.Ciao from Italy

Looks great ...Where do you get that clay and approx. how much $$$$ ?

Robyn Francis I find a great inspiration she Developed Djanbung Gardens in Nimbin Australia and has taught Permaculture in many countries thanks for your film I enjoyed it great abundance John🌎

A lot of wankers dont know cheap cat litter is bentonite clay as well

Great content. 😊

who is the voice with accent? He sounds so like the channel from the Shirley McLean Movie Out on a Limb 🤪

Surely we an find a good method that uses zero plastic liner ?

i like it!

The pos and don'ts in building a Compost toilet. Would love to hear more about your Farm. Thanks.

Happy holidays to you!

How will we utilize up and coming technologies like AI and robotics?

Inspiring

Thats fabulous

Amazing Man. God bless Bill

Börje Remstam in Sweden, one of the first to use no-dig-gardening in the 1970s, inspired by Ruth Stout.

Beautiful!

Great video I’m the same, I use nothing but nature to control the balance on my farm. Absolutely no pesticides herbicides fungicides biocide and no fertilisers other than what I can make myself on the land I’m one year in and I’ve planted all sorts of random plants in different locations and I’ve noticed that the same plant will do exceptionally well in one area I’m really badly in another so rather than trying to make it grow well in the area. It doesn’t want to grow my focus it in the area that lit loves… like you I’ve put in ponds and I’m planting trees all over the place plans are amazing once they become established. The weed growth is exponential but it provides a fantastic fertiliser resource. It breaks down really quickly when you add it to the soil and provides a fantastic nitrogen boost, but in a natural way through the soil food web rather than direct to the plants this way it encourages the buildup of bacterial and fungal life in the ribosome. Also, once a year I clear out the bottom of the pond and the dark green brown sludge is like liquid. Gold is the perfect time of year to apply to harvested beds are very light till into the surface is all it needs.. you can just leave it on the surface and cover with cardboard or grass clippings and within a couple of weeks you’ll be absolutely amazed how many worms will be inhibiting the area it’s like a worm magnet I see the worms as my visible army of workers, they show up every day and get on with the job I never complain. I don’t need to feed them. They work really hard and they actually pay me to work for me …..wow don’t you just love nature :-)

Somethings. All things, perhaps. Need to be experienced to be believed. Experienced in order for us to grow

Rest in peace Mr Bosco

Instant subscriber! What a cool channel! looking forward to your 100k subscribers!

Is there a video on Robert Harts garden? Or one in the same type of zone?

I did not finish the video because of the logs annoying music.

Greetings from Nova Scotia, Canada. I loved the film. I am on a similar journey, albeit later in life. We bought a 22 acre hay farm 2.5 years ago, and have begun to convert the property to fruit, nuts an veggies using permaculture principals. I am hoping to put more time into the farm as i prepare for retirement. Finally, I've found my joy, my purpose and love for the soil.

Hi Shane and Kay (Bosco's Garden), I was inspired 10 years ago when I stumbled on Joel Salatin on UA-cam, trying to learn how to take of 2 Muscovy ducks that was gifted to me on my 50th birthday. I love regenerative farming and am about to start my own operation in UPSTATE NY. Your film has taken my my inspiration to a whole level. It's great to see that what you are doing is possible. I will keep you posted, and I will continue to watch your videos. Thanks.

Jack Spirko from the Survival Podcast

Quite the collection of pioneers. Legacy is integral. Permaculture roots have inspired this generations of stewards that no longer fly the only permaculture banner. This is what every true designer could have hoped for. Thank you legend’s, we’ll carry on…

You cost me the truth melliso

Why add music? I cannot understand what they say now.. it's much to loud..

Thank you for compiling this history of permaculture. I think it's a great resource that can be used to introduce permaculture to students and stepping stone for further research into the pioneers and concepts.

Very interesting! What would be the best book to guide me starting implementing permaculture principles on my 5ha terraced finca in the north of Spain?

Its Great to know that 2 men from Australia started permaculture and how big it that become today great concept

No individuals to name, but it seems like East Timor and Cuba are two countries that have permaculture as a major factor in their national economies. On the other side, a recent SBS docco says Sri Lanka’s attempt to go organic on the national level has failed and crashed their economy. Have any permaculture minds weighed in on what could have been done better, or why that context may have been a poor fit for permaculture?

How to make wooden log dams ?

I suggest to add namalwar also in your thumbnail video. He has done a lot for permaculture in south india

I admire what you all did in 4 years. Your garden is so beautiful. God Bless you and your family 🌸 from Australia

Permaculture= utopia

Include Binay Kumar, the Director of the Art of Living Permaculuture Bangalore for his decade long work on Permaculture trainings and capacity building in India.

Dr Elaine Ingham that Amaze and inspire me, how easy to understand what is good farming, good plant, good soil.

Excelente documental... La Dra. Hingham compartio hace años su sintesis en un curso que dictara en el Radale Institute: "la vida del Suelo"; veo que ha evolucionado.... Afectos Desde el Caribe.

Well done, young man. Thankful to have had the chance to watch your story.

That was a beautiful masterpiece! Thank you for sharing!

Hi off topic but what is the hose post in middle of bed rows? I see only one per section of beds

In the early 90's I spotted the Permaculture Designers Manual on a shelf at 78 Records in Perth.... The ouroboros/tree of life design caught my eye, I related to the words 'designers manual' so I read the back jacket and was none the wiser.... I flicked through it until I saw the diagram of a methane powered genset, which reminded me of the BBC TV series The Good Life, which I loved as a kid. That let me instantly grok what this book was getting at, self-sufficiency and a smarter way to homestead. That book has travelled around Oz and has a slight orange dust stain from the bush. Many moons later I'm back in the city and doing the urban homesteading thing - quite a journey was kicked off when I took a fancy to that book cover! :D

Great to see you back. Look forward to following your nursery and plantings.

So lovely to hear that you are back, and thank you for this video. Your new project sounds great. Wishing you the best of luck with your food forest and new tree project. ❤

Thank you for the video. It is an interesting comparison from the heat and humidity of central Texas.

If people now a days learn and adopt to eat edible weeds and grass maybe we don't need more deforestation for land cultivation which is destroying our ecosystem and now experiencing climate change...

I'm interested in edible weeds topics because it grows naturally without destroying the ecosystem...