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Permaculture
A Designer's Manual
Book • 1988
Published in 1988, this manual outlines the fundamental ethics, principles, and design strategies that form the core of permaculture philosophy.
It covers design methodologies and strategies for both urban and rural applications, including property design, natural farming techniques, and discussions on various climatic factors, water management, soils, and more.
The book emphasizes a holistic approach to sustainable living, ecological awareness, and regenerative design, making it a timeless resource for creating resilient and self-sufficient systems.
It covers design methodologies and strategies for both urban and rural applications, including property design, natural farming techniques, and discussions on various climatic factors, water management, soils, and more.
The book emphasizes a holistic approach to sustainable living, ecological awareness, and regenerative design, making it a timeless resource for creating resilient and self-sufficient systems.
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Mentioned by David Lauterwasser , explaining his permaculture approach is inspired by indigenous horticulture.
Primitive Permaculture: Interview with David Lauterwasser
Recommended by the Pasture Raised Pimp as a valuable resource for design science applicable beyond agriculture.
Ep. 287 - 10 Tips for Farm Success in 2025
Recommended by Jack Spierka as his best work, about regenerative design for urban and suburban environments.
TSP Rewind – The Real Green Revolution Starts in the Backyard – Epi-286
