March: hosting a very big Earthship talk in Sydney! (and some resources)
April: The dark and the light: eating different honeycombs as part of natural beekeeping…
May: Glass Gem Corn, and other heirloom jewels of the corn cabinet…
June: Urine, Peak Phosphorous and on-farm Nutrient Cycling
July: Growing Oyster Mushrooms in a Bucket
August: We’re in the Tinyhouse. And it is awesome.
September: Rockin the row cover – protecting spring crops
October: Designing a MicroForest Garden
November: The wisdom of the radish (why we eat the way we do)
December: Learning to be ethical omnivores
Whew. Here’s to a huge year. We’ve learned SO much about, well, everything. Thanks to everyone involved – family, crew, students, earthworms and all the rest. We love you and your work. May 2013 bloom bright for you all xxx
Yes was looking at my garden and thinking gosh its healthy this year all thanks to my mothers day present of my super worm farm..
The juice makes such a difference..
Cheers to always learning new things..
Sandy 🙂
Rauf
12 years ago
Happy New Year to All.
I am also one of the fortunate people who learned a lot from The Milkwood People. Thank you very much.
The following may also need your attention where the blogger discusses special kind of pumps which ‘work without electricity’ and can lift water upto 500 feet ! http://hines.blogspot.com/2012/02/water-pumps-without-electricity-or-fuel.html
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Yes was looking at my garden and thinking gosh its healthy this year all thanks to my mothers day present of my super worm farm..
The juice makes such a difference..
Cheers to always learning new things..
Sandy 🙂
Happy New Year to All.
I am also one of the fortunate people who learned a lot from The Milkwood People. Thank you very much.
The following may also need your attention where the blogger discusses special kind of pumps which ‘work without electricity’ and can lift water upto 500 feet !
http://hines.blogspot.com/2012/02/water-pumps-without-electricity-or-fuel.html
Congrats! Lovely blog you have and I learn a lot! Thank you so much!
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