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Permaculture skills, stories, how-to guides & inspiration - for living like it matters.

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Permaculture skills, stories, how-to guides & inspiration - for living like it matters.

May all your carrots grow long and straight: a week with Joel Salatin

Courses & Workshops, Regenerative FarmingBy Kirsten BradleyDecember 20, 201029 Comments

May all your carrots grow long and straight, may the foxes be struck blind by your chickens, may your customers love cooking your food in their kitchens, may the rains be gentle on your pastures, may your fields grow with soil, may your earthworms dance with celebration, may the wind be always at your back,…

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We pay our respects to them and their cultures, and to Elders past, present and emerging.


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