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Timothy Norton wrote:Do you have a standard size of cardboard you are using as feedstock or just an assortment of sizes?
I wonder if the extra effort to cut the cardboard into uniform strips might be useful to reduce the amount of stuck ashy embers if you didn't have a bundle of twigs handy in similar supply to the cardboard.
Rus Williams wrote:I can't really answer your question but it seems quite similar to what my wife and I found when we looked at eco villages in europe. Most of them were a bit too heavy on the community aspect, for us at least.
Basically my ideal of an eco village would be for several families to buy adjoining farms, and then decide where to put up fences, where to take them down, where to help each other and where to focus on our own work and ideas I would like to start one.Im glad I found Preamies.How do I go about it.Do you have non-profit status or LLC
Bob Gigliotti wrote:Hi, I'm from Pittsburgh, PA. I'm in the process of purchasing 14 acres of farm land south of Pittsburgh, and have been devouring Permaculture books for 6 months, when I discovered it. Anybody from this area?[/] I m near Titusville Pa I'm Alicia