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Permaculture Design
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Foreword
This Wikibook is, of course, a collaborative research project. It developed between 2008-2010 and remained its early stages. Over the years the idea of Permaculture got bigger and a larger "domain" approach realised in the international and multilingual Open Book of Permaculture and this will migrated or stays as a simplified version.
Introduction
thumb|400px|right|Plan drawings for a herb spiral. Herb spirals are commonly used to teach introductory levels of permaculture design
Permaculture has its origins in the designs of produce gardens, farms, houses and communities, and so the examples and references in texts are dominated by such. It is hoped that over time, this text will collect references and examples of permaculture design processes being applied in a wider range of contexts like the extension of Open Book of Permaculture and Open Book of Ecovillages and Eco Communities
This book aims to provide a theoretical overview of permaculture to serve as a starting point for the research and application thereof. It does not aim to serve as an encyclopedia as there are other resources for that (see Other Resources).
Contents
Ethics, principles, methods and outcomes
/Fundamentals/ - another approach to ethics and principles
/Yield/
Observation
Characteristics
/Soil/
/Animals/
Base Map and sector analysis
Designer's checklist
/Zone design/
/Permaculture elements/
/Needs and yields analysis/
/Financial permaculture/
/Edible plants Classification and Care/
How to:
Some ways to improve your soils
Effective but non toxic sprays
Creating a natural balance
Planting Calendars
Seed balls
/References/
Wikilinks
Related books
Hydroculture
Drinking water
Renewable Energy
Other Resources
PermaBlitz
Other Opensource Wiki databases
https://wiki.communitiesforfuture.org/
http://wiki.ecolise.eu/
Offsite Permaculture Wiki Database was active ab. 2009
Agriculture and husbandry
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