Pc Design So W & Principles
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Permaculture Design Introduction with Background, State of the World, and Principles of Ecological, Energy Efficient Design of human settlements and organic agriculture
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Pc Design So W & Principles
- 2. What is Permaculture? Permanent Agriculture Permanent Culture " Though the problems of the world are increasingly complex, the solutions remain embarrassingly simple. By Bill Mollison
- 3. TECHNICAL ESSENCE Permaculture is the harmonious integration of all life kingdoms into agriculturally productive ecosystems and socially just environments with sound economic consequences. It’s a design science that seeks to build interconnections allowing for energy efficiency and conservation that produces a regenerative culture.
- 4. Bill Mollison and David Holmgren 1978 Landmark publication Permaculture One begins movement
- 6. Huge Monocultures No Diversity- Globalization
- 7. FOREST
- 8. FIELD
- 9. PLOW
- 10. DESERT
- 11. Which way will we go??
- 12. Design Science “ A beneficial assembly of components in their proper relationships”
- 15. In commerce
- 17. Permaculture Principles
- 18. Relative Location- Making Interrelationships
- 19. Multiple Functions for Every Element Mulberry Tree: Shade Forage Food Nutrient absorber Protection Soil Builder Entertainment
- 20. Multiple Elements for Every Function ( slow and sink water) Rain Garden Rain Cisterns
- 21. SWALES Swales are water harvesting ditches and mounds on contour .
- 22. Chinampas: Reconstructed Wetlands Ditch and Mound Increase land increase water Increase productivity
- 23. Contour Hedgerow
- 24. DAMS GABIONS
- 25. Keyline Design
- 26. GreyWater
- 28. zones Zone- Placing Elements in our Design based on Intensity of Use
- 29. Sector Analysis - Mapping wild, oncoming energies Wind (Summer and Winter) Sun (Summer and Winter) Noise Pollution View Wildlife Fire
- 31. Use of Biological Resources Chicken Tractor Weeding Fertilizing Tilling
- 32. Dill- Umbelliferous Family Daisy-Aster Family with Lady Bugs Biological Resources- Beneficial Insects
- 33. Bacteria ‘nodules’ growing on roots of Nitrogen Fixing plant Fungus is the glue of the soil. 90% of plants have an association with a mychorrizal fungi
- 34. Energy Cycling Source To Sink
- 36. Small Scale Intensive 20 million Victory Gardens in 1943 They were producing 41% of the vegetables being consumed in the USA
- 37. Food Not Lawns A house with two cars, a dog, and a lawn uses more resources and energy than a village of 2000 Africans.
- 39. Diversity Natural Forest Forest Gardening
- 40. Forest Gardening
- 41. Avocado-Canopy Comfrey-Herbaceous Elderberry-Sub Canopy
- 42. Currants-Shrub Layer Sunchoke-Rhizosphere Purslane-Ground Cover Passion Fruit- Vine
- 44. Edible Landscaping- Diversity Calcium levels about ten times as much as banana or apple Paw Paw- Asimina triloba
- 45. Edible Landscaping Corneilian Cherry- Cornus mas High Vitamin C Content
- 46. Edible Landscaping Saskatoon Berry- Amelanchier alnifolia Higher levels of protein, fat, and fiber than most other fruit
- 47. Edible Landscaping Black Chokeberry- Aronia melanocarpa Remarkable high antioxidant activity
- 48. Edible Landscaping Hardy kiwi- Actinidia polygama Rich in Antioxidants Vitamin E content twice that of Avocado and 60% of calories
- 49. Edge Effect
- 51. Protracted and thoughtful observation rather than protracted and thoughtless labor Least Change for Greatest Affect
- 52. Don’t fight the weeds, grow the weeds ! Cover Cropping
- 53. Mulching Feeds Soil Organisms Regulates Soil Temperature and Humidity Protects from Erosion
Editor's Notes
- Forest from outside
- Stats
- After this …..chicken….zones/sectors……bring design aspect of Ppc more in focus