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Introduction to Permaculture

Principles of permaculture. Agriculture from a systems theory perspective, focuses on sustainability, and compatibilism. Principles and practices of permanent agriculture.

Keywords:: agriculture, permaculture, sustainability

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Science and Technology / Agriculture and Environmental Sciences / Environment and Natural Resources

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Material Type:: Workshop and Training Material
Date Added to MERLOT:: May 8, 2013
Date Modified in MERLOT:: December 16, 2021
Author:: Bill Mollison
Submitter:: Glory Warner
Primary Audience:: College General Ed, College Lower Division, College Upper Division, Graduate School, Professional
Technical Format:: Website

Mobile Compatibility:: Not specified at this time
Language:: English
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Kyle Besecker (Student)

10 years ago

Permaculture is new to me, it is very interesting in a world where we are trying to find different ecological friendly avenues. I would discuss this topic when talking about global warming and ecological systems.

Yia Vang (Student)

10 years ago

very informative paper on Permaculture

Victoria Miller (Student)

10 years ago

I really love the idea of this and how peple can change just a few things in their lives that can make a huge difference in the world.

aleia murray (Student)

10 years ago

Very interesting material for the horticulturist, biologist, farmer, environmentalist, or even the home gardener. Not something that one can read and absorb in one sitting; I will certainly read more as my garden matures throughout the summer.