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Showing posts with label Sustainability. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sustainability. Show all posts
6.3.13
Bokashi!
Benny Erez of EcoCity Farms in the DC area shows us the ways of BOKASHI, a fermented way to preserve your food scraps for compost! Check out how much the worms love this stuff!
9.6.12
The Science Barge - Three ways to grow HIGH! Vertical Growing Methods
Hello out there! Welcome to the Science Barge. A floating sustainable greenhouse! Listen as Bob takes us through three great ways to grow vertically.
4.5.12
Wood Gas Part 2: Extras and In-Depth Info
Once again, we present to you, the Wood-Gas Gangsta, Mr. Wayne Keith. This video contains further detail about the inner workings of wood-gas and theories behind it.
3.1.12
Walk Like An Egyptian... Onion
Check out what we've learned about this amazing vegetable from Natalya Lowther at Pinwheel Farm!
onion, vegetable, farming, gardening, farm, agriculture, kansas, walking onion, spring onion, egyptian walking onion, perennial, annual, pinwheel, food, dry farm, eco jaunt, sustainability, no irrigation,
19.11.11
News Alert: The Grey Plume
Breaking News! Clayton Chapman of Omaha's The Grey Plume lets us know what makes his restaurant the MOST SUSTAINABLE RESTAURANT in the country!
Visit them in person or at
greyplume.com!
7.5.11
Soil Block Building 101
Learn how to use (and make) Soil Block Builders for your plant starts.
They are better for your plants and better for your planet. Plus they will save you money!
From the folks at Aprovecho Sustainability Education Center
16.3.11
STRAWBALE HOUSES -- DICK KNOWS INTERVIEW
Dick is a man of many talents and ambitions. He now lives high on the mountaintops in Northern California. His home is snowed in six months out of the year. He sustains himself on with Hydroelectricity in his Strawbale house. He discusses many of the preparations he uses to greenly survive the winter.
Meet the house that Dick built. Beautiful and very efficient. Dick talks about the finer points of Strawbale housing, and the codes of construction.
Meet the house that Dick built. Beautiful and very efficient. Dick talks about the finer points of Strawbale housing, and the codes of construction.
MOUNTAIN VILLAGE VOLUNTEERS INTERVIEW
We interview Wwoofers of Mountain Village about what MV means to them.
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