Francois Moutou

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since Jun 05, 2018
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I've been working in the video game industry for 15 years, but for the last ten years, I have been doing lots of research on everything related to self-sufficient living including food, energy, shelters.

In the meantime, I started a project called 'illucens' with a couple of friends:
a circular economy gig going from processing Brewer's spent grains with Black Soldier Flies Larvaes that are fed to fishes that grow veggies that are then eventually pickled and sold while the kitchen scrap are fed back to the BSFL.

It was as complicated as it sounds and couldn't be scaled beyond a few prototypes. That's when I got a training to become a 'compost master' and started getting involved in a citizen-operated green haven in the middle of Paris. We do 30tons of compost a year thanks to volunteers. So we recreate soil and keep planting the land that used to be all concrete. More info on the TEP Ménilmontant Facebook page.

Finally, in the last few years past-covid, I eventually managed to get a new playground in the shape of a family-owned small farm in the South Werstern part of France. Since then, I embarked in a permaculture journey to turn all I learned into actual design and practice.
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I don't see how to delete a comment, but I found out where the streaming was, so my previous comment is irrelevant :)
(for those having a hard time like I did, just click on what looks like a thumbnail at the bottom of the initial post, this will do)
Keep it up. I'm going to watch the show now :)
1 year ago
After reading all the suggestions and use for the berries, I suggest considering fruit leather as an option in addition to jam and juices... it's a great output for small berries that don't give much juice (and are often full of pectine).
This way, you can circumvent the tart / sourness by mixing with other fruits (and possibly add a bit of sugar).
3 years ago
this is a great geodesic build you got there! The volume is very interesting and I cannot wait to hear more about the non-pellet feeder that goes on for 3-5 days
4 years ago
Hello and welcome to the forum/ Looking forward to finding out more about the potential of medicinal plants in the forst garden
4 years ago
Hi there and thanks for hsotins this Q&A session.

The soil in the region I plan to build on is all clay and it's not flat, so it has a potential to 'move'.
Do you see any way it could impact the building of an earthbag earthship?
6 years ago