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Helen Atthowe's PDC Presentation: Soil Strategies

Helen Atthowe was a guest instructor at the 2017 Permaculture Design Course at Wheaton Labs in Montana.

In this lecture presentation, Helen beautifully discusses her Soil Strategies.  She uses in depth case studies, data, and anecdotes to paint a picture of a holistic and observational approach.


Helen has an MS in Horticulture and Agricultural Ecology from Rutgers University; worked at Rutgers in tree fruit IPM; studied natural farming with Masanobu Fukoka; interned at The Land Institute in Kansas; taught a Master Gardener course in Montana for 15 years while she was Missoula County extension agent; owned and operated Biodesign organic vegetable farm in Montana (1993-2010); consulted for a 2000 acre organic vegetable farm (2011); helped run her husband's Woodleaf Farm organic orchard in northern California 2012-2015; worked for Oregon State University Horticulture Department; and is now farming a 211 acre farm in eastern Oregon with her husband, where they have a mixed fruit and hazelnut orchard, small grain and dry bean production, vegetable gardens, high tunnels, and greenhouse.



If you are interested in learning more from this PDC event please check out all 133 hours! https://permies.com/wiki/65386/hours-video-Permaculture-Design-Technology





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Helen Atthowe's PDC Presentation: Soil Strategies
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