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The Permaculture Research Digest has summaries of newly published permaculture-related research. All items are hyper-linked to the original publication.
The 'January 2013' archive contains 60 items published in 2012.
Items marked with a # have restricted public access, although abstracts are freely available.
The ancient method of growing vegetables in hot
beds, used by the Victorians and by the Romans, harnesses the natural
process of decay to cultivate out-of-season crops. Jack First has
revived and modernised this remarkable technique, and produces healthy
vegetables at least two months earlier than conventionally grown crops.With just stable manure (or alternatives), a
simple frame and a small space to build your bed, you can be harvesting
salads in March and potatoes in early April.
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