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    Tons of sweet potatoes, Not a lot of work…

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Gardening, Health & Nutrition, Tip of the Day, Videos
    • Date October 11, 2017

    I love to garden. But I don’t want it to feel like a job!
    Sweet potatoes are a crop that if not careful will end up taking you many steps to grow. Dig my video on how to grow these in two steps. Fast, easy, yields great, and gives you two harvests (the root and the leaves).

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    Nicholas Burtner
    Nicholas is the Founder and Director for the School of Permaculture, where he leads the education programs and directs operations at both the farm and suburban demonstration sites for the school. Since 2012, Nicholas and his team have worked on a large and varied number of permaculture projects from farms and ranches, to suburban homesteads and public parks, to apartment complexes and college campuses. He has received his permaculture education and training, in person, from the co-originator of permaculture Bill Mollison in Melbourne, Australia. He also interned with world renown permaculturist Geoff Lawton at Zaytuna Farm and attended the Earthship Academy for natural and recycled building construction, under the tutelage of Michael Reynolds in Taos, New Mexico. Aside from permaculture, and ecologic-related activities, Nicholas is a devote follower of Jesus Christ, a husband, and a father. He is also a nidan and instructor at the Flowing Circle Aikido Center, a major proponent of peace. He believes that through the application of permaculture, people can find a more meaningful and purposeful existence.

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