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    The Permaculture Podcast

    Caring for Earth, Ourselves, and Each Other.

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    Rosemary Morrow’s Journey to Permaculture Oct 20, 2022
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    For nearly 40 years, Rosemary’s work as a teacher has brought permaculture directly into the lives of her thousands of students. As an author, she has touched innumerably more. As her students became teachers and other teachers used her works in their classrooms, her ideas and methods continue to ripple through the world and reach even more.
    With this reach, her work touched has touched my own, first as a student, through her book Earth User’s Guide to Permaculture, and later as an instructor, when I used that book as one of the student texts for the course paired with the companion book to that, Earth User’s Guide to Teaching Permaculture.
    Now, we celebrate Rowe’s newest book, from Melliodora Publishing, Earth Restorer’s Guide to Permaculture, with a series of conversations covering her thoughts on the breadth of permaculture as a practice, interwoven with stories from throughout her journey.
    To start things off, I knew a lot about Rowe’s writings, but not about her early life, how she came to permaculture or her career as a teacher and author. So, we begin where so many interviews do on The Permaculture Podcast, with a conversation about her biography and background, which includes some insights into the development and growth of permaculture over the years, the kinds of character and teacher Bill Mollison was, and how Rowe reframes permaculture education into a local, lived experience, whether she’s teaching in Australia, Vietnam, or Cambodia.
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    You can find Rosemary's books, including Earth Restorer’s Guide to Permaculture, at the PermaculturePrinciples.com store.
    As we close this conversation and prepare for the others which will follow, I’d like to re-extend the invitation for you to answer Rowe’s questions:

    • What is your country?
    • Do you speak a language from there?
    • Do you know how the indigenous peoples lived on that land?


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    Farmers Markets, Figs, and The Kale Yard Oct 14, 2022
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    In this episode, an old friend returns. Together, we relax and celebrate the 12th anniversary of The Permaculture Podcast with Scott Mann.

    Erin Harvey, and I met one another and became friends in 2010 when we took our Permaculture Design Course with Ben Weiss and Dillon Naber Cruz in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. After graduating, Erin returned to Ohio to begin her own farm, The Kale Yard.
    Erin was one of the first guest on the show, back in early 2013, when we talked about how she started The Kale Yard. If you haven’t heard that, you’ll find a link to that interview in the show notes.
    Today, we talk about how life has changed over the last decade, including The Kale Yard transitioning from a Market Garden to a nursery business, and Erin’s current role as a farmers market manager and what that means for both her, the farmers, and the community they serve. We also spend some time on her interest in propagating figs and other plants; the role of a hoop house and greenhouse on her farm; and what Erin sees in her future.
    Related Episode
    Starting a Small Scale Farm - Erin Harvey
    Resources
    The Kale Yard
    Keller Market House


    Starting a Small Scale Farm Oct 10, 2022
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    This month marks the 12th anniversary of The Permaculture Podcast with Scott. To celebrate this latest milestone, I asked my friend Erin Harvey to join me again to discuss how her life and work have changed since we graduated from our Permaculture Design Course on October 10th, 2010, and the show began.
    In preparation for that new conversation, here is my first interview with Erin, recorded and released in the Winter of 2013.
    Note: This is from the earliest days of interviews on the podcast and does not benefit from later improvements in microphones or recording tools.
    Resources:
    The Kale Yard
    The Organic Farmer's Business Handbook (Chelsea Green Publishing)


    Creating a Miraculous Abundance Oct 06, 2022
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    Today's guest is Perrine Hervé-Gruyer author, along with her husband Charles, of Miraculous Abundance: One Quarter Acre, Two French Farmers and Enough Food to Feed the World.

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    Wild Fermentation Sep 30, 2022
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    My guest for this episode is Sandor Katz, author of Wild Fermentation, The Art of Fermentation, and The Revolution Will Not Be Microwaved. If you’ve practiced any kind of fermentation and went looking for a recipe, reference, or just read about the wee yeasties and bacteria that transform our foods with their microbial magic, then you’ve probably read something by Sandor, and I recommend reading even more.


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    Building Soil Sep 02, 2022
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    In this episode, Natalie Bogwalker shares her technique to quickly build soil for growing food in a temperate climate.
    You can watch the video of Natalie’s work on soil building at Wild Abundance, which is where today’s audio comes from, at: YouTube.com/ThePermaculturePodcast


    Find out more about Natalie, her work, and Wild Abundance at: WildAbundance.Net


    Bee the Change Aug 26, 2022
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    The guest for this episode is John Kotab to discuss his book Bee the Change, a travelogue about his discovery of what we can do to save bees and other pollinators.
    Find John, his permaculture consulting business, and his books at:
    cotabconsulting.com


    Edible Perennials and Broadscale Permaculture Aug 19, 2022
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    Visit Our Sponsor: Foraged.Market
    This episode is a remaster of my first interview with Eric Toensmeier, originally recorded in the early days of the show way back in 2012 when I still lived on the land in Pennsylvania. I’m sharing this as a follow-up to the most recent episode before this one where Eric joined me for another interview to talk about his current work on Alley Cropping. Depending on when you are listening to this, if you haven’t heard that show, definitely give it a listen. You’ll find that right before this one in the archives.
    If you are not familiar with Eric and his work, he is the author of numerous permaculture and permaculture-adjacent books, all of which I highly recommend for your library. Most recently, that includes Carbon Farming: A Global Toolkit of Perennial Crops and Regenerative Agriculture Practices for Climate Change Mitigation and Food Security. Another title where Eric is the sole author is Perennial Vegetables: From Artichoke to Zuiki Taro, a Gardener’s Guide to Over 100 Delicious, Easy-to-grow Edibles. He is the co-author, along with Dave Jacke, of Edible Forest Gardens and also wrote Paradise Lot with Jonathan Bates, the former of which is probably his most popular title in the permie community.
    Our conversation begins with Eric’s bio. He then answers some listener questions on perennials, then delves into perennial plants, the broad-scale application of permaculture, and removing some of the fear factors of implementing a forest garden. Throughout you will hear both of us touch on plants we would like to see improved and simple ways anyone who is growing a garden can help domesticate and improve edible perennials.
    - You can find Eric at PerennialSolutions.org
    - His latest venture, The Perennial Agriculture Institute, is at PerennialAgriculture.Institute.
    - You can also read Eric’s current writing and support his ongoing efforts at patreon.com/erictoensmeier.
    Resources
    Eric Toensmeier
    Perennial Solutions
    PerennialAgriculture.Institute
    Edible Forest Gardens
    Keyline Design
    USDA PLANTS Database
    Books
    Billy Joe Tatum's Wild Foods Field Guide and Cookbook (Out-of-Print. Bookfinder.com link)
    Breed Your Own Vegetable Varieties by Carol Deppe
    Creating a Forest Garden by Martin Crawford
    Edible Water Gardens by Nick Romanowski (Out-of-Print. Bookfinder.com link)
    The New American Landscape: Leading Voices on the Future of Sustainable Gardening
    Return to Resistance: Breeding Crops to Reduce Pesticide Dependence by Raoul Robinson
    Uncommon Fruits for Every Garden
    Wild Urban Plants of the Northeast - A Field Guide


    Alley Cropping with Eric Toensmeier Aug 12, 2022
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    Browse the extensive archives of the show.

    In this episode, Eric Toensmeier returns to share some of his research on alley cropping, from his forthcoming book on this subject which he is writing in cooperation with Interlace Commons, an organization spreading the benefits and evidence of agroforestry, including alley cropping, with farmers.

    Resources
    • Perennial Solutions
    • Eric's Patreon
    • Interlace Commons
    • Kernza Perennial Grain
    • Agroforesterie (Book)
    • AGROOF (French Agroforestry Organization)
    • Alley Cropping (Univ. of Missouri Center for Agroforestry Training Manual - PDF)
    • Savanna Institute
    , Related Interviews
    • Stream Restoration and Riparian Corridors - Dr. Bern Sweeney
    • The Savanna Institute - Keefe Keeley

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    Remembering Dan Palmer Aug 10, 2022
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    GoFundMe: Support for Dan Palmer’s Family
    CW: Death, Grief, and Loss
    It is with a heavy heart that I share the tragic news that Dan Palmer, of Making Permaculture Stronger, passed away suddenly in the first week of August, 2022.
    Dan was an activist, designer, permaculture practitioner, and teacher. He was also the driving force behind numerous events and organizations including permablitz, Very Edible Gardens, Holistic Decision Making, the still-in-progress film Reading the Landscape, and his blog and podcast.
    I knew Dan half as well as I would have liked, but am thankful for the many long hours we spent in conversation over the years, separated by half the world, asking what we could do to make one another, and by extension permaculture, stronger.
    My thoughts are with his partner, children, and other loved ones. If you are someone who prays, I ask you to offer words into the universe for those who are hurting.
    You can also use the link above to donate to a GoFundMe for his family during this time of transition.


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