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    Nicholas Burtner

    Permaculture Tip of the Day – Swale Crossing Suburban Size

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Aquaculture, Earthworks, Tip of the Day, Uncategorized, Urban, Water
    June 4, 2015
    257

    Nicholas Burtner is at, what is believed to be the first apartment complex in the country (USA) that has specifically asked for permaculture and a food forest, woohoo!!!,  and shows us a how to put in a suburban size swale …

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    Permaculture Tip of the day – Hydrating a Suburban Food Forest With Swales

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Aquaculture, Earthworks, Food Forestry, Gardening, Tip of the Day, Uncategorized, Videos, Water
    April 30, 2015
    376

    Nicholas Burtner is at the School of Permaculture’s suburban site, demonstrating properly designed swales in a back yard food forest. The suburban earthwork features have substantially hydrated the very dry and expanding clay subsoil (which could hardly be quenched years …

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    Permaculture Tip of the Day – What Are Type One Errors?

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Aquaculture, Architecture, Climatic Factors, Community, Concepts in Design, Courses/Workshops, Dryland Climate, Earthworks, Farming, Food Forestry, Gardening, General, Methods of Design, Patterns, Soils, Temperate Climate, Tip of the Day, Trees, Tropical Climate, Uncategorized, Urban, Water
    February 17, 2015
    215

      (A busted and breached pond/dam wall) TYPE ONE ERRORS are classified as errors/mistakes on a site which will either cost you or the client a lot of time, money, or energy to replace, redo, or clear out of a …

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    School of Permaculture's Design Services

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Aquaculture, Architecture, Community, Dryland Climate, Earthworks, Farming, Food Forestry, Gardening, General, Soils, Temperate Climate, Trees, Tropical Climate, Uncategorized, Urban, Water
    February 4, 2015
    16

    Consultation and Design Services ~Make sure to check out our portfolio of permaculture work too! A permaculture project/site starts with a consultation and a blueprint design. Depending on what you have visioned and what the landscape allows we will create a …

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    Nicholas Burtner

    Permaculture Tip of the Day – A Permaculture Shower

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Aquaculture, Architecture, Community, Food Forestry, Gardening, Tip of the Day, Tropical Climate, Uncategorized, Urban
    October 31, 2014
    236

    Nicholas Burtner does over and explains the main components of a permaculture shower including water heating, water pressure, local construction,

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    Permaculture Tip of the Day – Turkey Nest Pond

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Aquaculture, Earthworks, Gardening, Tip of the Day, Tropical Climate, Uncategorized, Water
    October 29, 2014
    327

    Nicholas Burtner displays an example of an established turkey nest pond that has been installed at The Yoga Forest which

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    Permaculture Tip of the Day – When to Install Earthworks

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Aquaculture, Courses/Workshops, Dryland Climate, Earthworks, Soils, Temperate Climate, Tip of the Day, Tropical Climate, Uncategorized, Videos
    October 23, 2014
    5

    In this video Nicholas Burtner explains when the best possible time to install and implement earthworks such as keyline plowing,

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    Permaculture Tip of the Day – Fresh Water on Salt Water Islands

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Aquaculture, Tip of the Day, Tropical Climate, Uncategorized, Water
    September 24, 2014
    45

    It is imperative when working in/on/with islands that all fresh water sources stay as unpolluted as possible. On coral islands (which are often found less than 30 degrees away from the equator) a fresh water lens, from rain that seeps …

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    Permaculture Tip of the Day – Double The Yield

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Aquaculture, Food Forestry, Gardening, Patterns, Uncategorized, Urban, Water
    September 9, 2014
    12

    When thinking about the placement of water loving plant species such as water chestnut and blueberries, it is beneficial to home them near the edge of a water feature such as a pond or grey water system. A whole day is usually …

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    Permaculture Tip of the Day – How to Plan and Develop a Permaculture Site

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Aquaculture, Architecture, Climatic Factors, Community, Concepts in Design, Courses/Workshops, Dryland Climate, Earthworks, Farming, Food Forestry, Gardening, General, Methods of Design, Patterns, Soils, Temperate Climate, Tip of the Day, Trees, Tropical Climate, Uncategorized, Urban, Videos, Water
    September 2, 2014
    4

    What is often left out in much of permaculture teaching is the “how to install the design”. And not only what that entails, but steps in how to do it. It is most manageable when the design is implemented in stages …

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    Permaculture Tip of the Day – Evolution of a Pond

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Aquaculture, General, Soils, Tip of the Day, Trees, Uncategorized, Water
    August 20, 2014
    6

    Not widely known is that most prairies and forests start as water retention pools also known as ponds. When a water filled hole in a landscape fills,  the “4 layers of life” balance the pond and maintain it for several hundred years (learn …

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    Permaculture Tip of the Day – The 4 Layers of a Pond

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Aquaculture, Farming, Uncategorized, Urban, Water
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    August 15, 2014
    39

    When studying permaculture at any depth it is easy to be empowered with information such as every forest in the world has seven layers (learn more), or that prairies are layered too (learn more). Since design and order is not exclusive to land systems, we …

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