Playing with Permaculture
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A visual conception of Our Global Family Farm
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Tree (Theresa) Lees in the European section of Our Global Family Farm
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The African section of Our Global Family Farm
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Permaculture is less worrying about segregating crops, and more interested in how different crops can work together.
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Nothing say The Americas more than corn!
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The (US) American South has its own place in Our Global Family Farm
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A lot of the fruit that we claim as our own is actually from Asia.
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The house made of mud would be a part of the permaculture ecosystem.
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Inside the mud house
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The original design document for Our Global Family Farm
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