Shannon Wise

Hey a cool look at Missoula's pre historic geology at 1.10 minute mark
http://youtu.be/G0Cp7DrvNLQ



http://permabizz.com/

Would love to hear about integrating non farming businesses and skills into permaculture systems, big learning curve to get started with farming for profit, may as well integrate the skills one already has to provide an income while setting up systems, love to hear your thoughts on this.

I think there are a lot of different ways to make income with permaculture systems and selling food is not the only way and id say usually not the most efficient way.
I used permaculture principles in forming my business which has nothing to do with growing food but its income has enabled me to build a tiny house for my family and start implementing permaculture on the property we are living on, I see the business as a part of the system and have designed it to require as little input as possible and every year requiring less time to run while increasing or sustaining size.
the surplus income from the business is invested back into it or into permaculture or other businesses, once you start this process it gains momentum and what you end up with is a diverse system that is gaining in yields and stability all the time.