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Humus Well from the 2023 PTJ

 
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The Permaculture Technology Jamboree is so full of creative creations! See this Humus Well come together as it is completed by Eliot Mason with a bit of help. A nice level area, some plastic, some organic matter, and an area for the water to exit will give you a spring. The giant excavator is very helpful as it speeds up the process nicely. Great job Eliot!





Keeping it low-tech increases the number of people who can use this setup. This is a pretty large sized Humus Well and I imagine it can be done on a smaller scale, too.
 
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