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Paul Wheaton (permies administrator) has been producing quite a few videos about permaculture. These are great! What more do you have up your sleeve? or where can we find the rest of these videos?
Does anyone have any other videos to recommend about permaculture?
 
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The current video, as you can see for yourself, is about producing a healthy garden with zero blight or mildew on squash and other plants that tend to get it late season (or early if unlucky) This video is shot in Bellingham WA, and they have a lot to great things permaculture going on over there. The climate is pretty good if you can stand some rain in the winters, but the gardens provide a feast otherwise. In this video, the guy interviewed talks about how his garden is mulched with the preexisting crop and this provide not only nutrients, but water holding capacity that keeps his garden moist and healthy through dry summer periods.
 
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You can find all of my videos at http://www.youtube.com/paulwheaton12

I have one more in the hopper about using chickens for pest control.

I got footage the other night of milking a cow and goat in victor, montana!

 
I agree. Here's the link: http://stoves2.com
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