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Permaculture guild based on oil production

 
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Hello everybody,

I'm quite new in this permaculture thing but obviously I find amazing.
For quite some time now I've been thinking how could one produce oil while incorporating permaculture designs/concepts. Now with this energy crisis it obvious (if it wasn't before) the need for at least some energy auto-sufficiency from non-petroleum producing countries, and vegetable oil will surely play a huge part in this.
So I was thinking of designing a guild aimed at producing oil. Given my region (Azores, Middle of the Atlantic, sort of tropical and maritime climate), in theory, the following oil producing plants are available:
- Camellia japonica;
- pumpkin
- sunflower (low yields expected because of climate)
- soybean
- safflower

To these I would be adding mulchers and accumulators like yarrow, chickweed and nettles.

Could you please give me some feedback and tips on how to go about the desing, or am I helpless in trying to achieve this? Thank you very much for your attention.
 
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